Dear Aucklanders, (and other NZ city-dwellers)
Dear Aucklanders, (and other NZ city-dwellers)
Are you ready for a change of pace? Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty have always promised sunny days and an enviable lifestyle, but these days we have so much more to offer in terms of career opportunities.
This city by the sea is home to a vibrant community of companies, freelancers, creatives, small businesses, families and friends.
Our rapid growth means it’s a great place to find that work/life balance you’ve been dreaming about.
When you are ready for a fresh start, we’d love to have you in Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty!
Do keep in touch!
Alex Barrett
#hamiltontotauranga2019
Keep in Touch With Tauranga - ways to stay connected
Sea-Change Stories
Meet Aucklanders and other Kiwis who saw the light and moved to Tauranga
Andre Jay | A career committed to the success of young people
Priority one caught up with Andre Jay a local young professional who is using his passion for people to guide the future success of Tauranga Moana. Andre Jay is the facilitator for the Imagine, Believe, Achieve programme which is one of Tauranga’s newest programmes designed specifically to engage, inspire and lead our rangatahi (young people)…
Will Dymock | Singapore to Tauranga
Moving to Tauranga had always been on the cards for Will and his young family to be, the impact of COVID-19 just accelerated that plan. Will Dymock has been away from home for a while now, the decision to move back to New Zealand from Singapore with his fiancé was made easier when Will realised…
Young Holland Beckett Lawyer Ruby Mills Returns to Tauranga
After growing up in Tauranga, Ruby Mills moved down to Dunedin for university where she completed a law degree. While many of her peers were tempted by jobs in big cities, upon graduating, Ruby couldn’t pass on an opportunity to return to her hometown. “I love having my family here and how I can drive…
Naomi Reese of Karuwhā Trust | My Tauranga Homecoming Story
Naomi Reese grew up in Paengaroa – a rural village near Te Puke in the Western Bay of Plenty. After growing up in a tight-knit community with a farm/orchard as her backyard, she moved to Dunedin for university and embraced city life. Her career as a social worker and not-for-profit contractor began in the South…
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