Hamilton City
Hamilton is situated in New Zealand's North Island, and is the main urban centre in the Waikato region. One of New Zealand's greenest cities, Hamilton is also the largest inland city in New Zealand, with a population of over 100,000 people. Many exciting businesses and tourist activities provide an atmosphere of growth and forward thinking. Hamilton is also one of the world's best agricultural regions.
Take a look at the Hamilton City Council website.
Greater Waikato District
Tired of traffic jams and the rat race in general? Leave it behind! From tranquil beach bach to majestic country estate, properties to suit every lifestyle are available throughout the District. Hot pools, lakes, golf courses, bush walks, wild coast, calm swimming bays, waterfalls and a wide flowing river make for one magnificent back yard! As well as superb health and retirement facilities, the region offers an excellent range of commercial and professional services. On the recreational front, dozens of sporting and leisure amenities, clubs and hobby groups cater for every interest.
For more information on the Greater Waikato District, go to the Waikato District Council website.
South Waikato
The South Waikato District lies at the heart of the North Island of New Zealand, and includes the three main towns of Tokoroa, Putaruru and Tirau. The South Waikato District has a natural beauty and is split virtually in half between forestry with towering pines and dairy farming in the green rolling hills. The people here originate from over 25 different countries and are open and welcoming to cultural differences and new ventures.
Take a look at the South Waikato District Council website.
Waipa Region
Waipa District, in New Zealand's North Island, has a resident population of around 40,000 fairly evenly mixed between urban and rural, with the main urban populations centred in the towns of Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Pirongia and Templeview.
Because of the high proportion of top quality soils, the district boasts a rich agricultural base dominated by dairy farming, but also featuring sheep and beef, thoroughbred horse studs, deer farming and fruit production.
More information on the Waipa District is available on the Waipa District Council website.
Rotorua
Rotorua - New Zealand’s ultimate destination. Why not live, work, invest and do business where the rest of the world comes to play? As nature's wonderland Rotorua offers a true balance between maximising investment opportunity, doing business, working and lifestyle. Enjoy exciting business and career opportunities while exploring the natural playground of lakes, forests, spas, parks, gardens, and friendly people who will give you a warm welcome to the unique Rotorua environment.
More information on Rotorua is available from the Rotorua District Council website.
Lake Taupo
When you think of the Lake Taupo region, think 'fresh' .... as in fresh air, snow, trout, rivers, lakes, people, fun, food, attitudes. Explore our world and discover a fresh new holiday destination, a vibrant place to do business and a lifestyle unique in New Zealand.
Visit the Taupo District Council website for more information.
Tauranga City
Tauranga City is in the heart of the Bay of Plenty region. Tauranga City extends from the Wairoa River in the west to the Kaimai-Mamaku Ranges in the south and the Pacific Ocean on the north and east. People come to live here for 'the lifestyle' and they enjoy the improvement in an ever-increasing number of 'bigger' city facilities and attractions.
The Tauranga City Council website contains more information on the city and what it has to offer.
Western Bay of Plenty
Welcome to one of New Zealand’s fastest growing districts. With some of the best scenery the country has on offer combined with rich tracts of productive land and temperate climate, many people from around New Zealand and around the world are finding the Western Bay of Plenty district a most desirable place to work and play.
Visit the Western Bay of Plenty District Council website for more information.
Thames/Coromandel
Rustic and relaxed "beach and bush" - the Coromandel Peninsula is recognised by local inhabitants and tourists alike for its natural beauty and clean, green image. Spectacular coastline and beaches beckon, the bush clad hills catch the eye - but it is the lifestyle of the district which most find naturally irresistible.
Take a look at the Thames Coromandel District Council website for more details.
Other tourism and business links
newzealand.com
New Zealand Tourism Information
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise
WorkSite/PaeMahi
Worksite contains all the information you need on employment and training in New Zealand. It also includes information specific to the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions.
The six-monthly regional labour market reports discuss recent employment happenings in the regions and their expected outlook. There is also background information on the state of each region’s economy.