The Bay of Plenty Aquaculture Summit, a highly anticipated gathering of local and central government, industry professionals, and key stakeholders, is set to take place on Friday August 25th at Te Mānuka Tūtahi in Whakatāne. This landmark event will serve as a platform for shaping

In response to the significant impact of the North Island Weather Events (NIWE), including Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland Anniversary Weekend flooding, land-based primary producers in the North Island now have the opportunity to avail themselves of the NIWE Primary Producer Finance Scheme.

Alongside Turi Ngatai, Donna will play a crucial role in guiding and shaping initiatives that address the future skills and workforce needs in our region.

At Toi EDA, we are thrilled to announce the unveiling of a remarkable project that pays tribute to the exceptional rangatahi (youth) of the Eastern Bay of Plenty. Introducing "Te Puawaitanga O Tē Rangitahi," a special installation that celebrates young individuals who go above and beyond in their schools, communities, and workplaces.

Students from across the East Coast region of the Bay of Plenty gathered at Te Kura o Te Whānau ā Apanui for an unforgettable day. They were immersed in the exciting world of upcoming aquaculture industry opportunities that will shape the region's future and unlock a multitude of career and economic development pathways.

The Green Room Program presentation, hosted by Tourism Bay of Plenty, Bay of Plenty Regional Council, and Tourism Industry Aotearoa, brought together local tourism operators who have shown exceptional dedication in implementing sustainable initiatives. The event served as a platform to showcase their achievements and inspire others in the industry.

Toi EDA was pleased to participate in the Eastern Bay of Plenty Economic Update hosted by Infometrics and facilitated by Brad Olsen JP. This insightful event provided attendees with a deep dive into the local economic structure and its implications on commercial industries and local councils

Staying up-to-date with the latest information and updates is crucial for us to support the development of our region. We were delighted to host a collective from the DIA, which provided our community with a deeper understanding of the government's affordable water reform.

As an economic development agency based in the Eastern Bay of Plenty, we are excited about the potential for growth and investment that the Rangiuru Business Park represents. We look forward to working with Quayside Holdings, Putauaki Trust, and other partners to support the development of this innovative and exciting project.

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