Water is something essential to us. Whether it’s to drink, clean or play, water is used every day and so it is no surprise how much care is needed to ensure the Bay of Plenty has the freshest water available. In fact, $30 million is invested each year into maintaining the regions fresh water resources.

YES Alumni Andraya explains how Mashup can help you for the YES pitches coming up in June.

It is easy to see why this region was named The Bay of Plenty when we look out and see the beautiful mountains, beaches, forestry, and wildlife. That’s why it is especially important to come up with ways to protect and enhance the land and those who live in it...

You’ve probably heard the word “Mashup” before… but what is it really?

Is your business idea the next Cookie Time?

Do you love learning Japanese but are unsure whether you’ll be able to use it in your future career? Have you only considered being a translator or teaching English at a Japanese school? If so, there is another option out there that may just better suit your interests!