Hawke's Bay A&P Show downsized, but still a big success
It's 167 years since the first show, and it's still going - despite Covid.
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Local Focus: The ice choppers of Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay frost control from above. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'You have to be a bloody hero to be in small business at the moment': Business braces for new rules
Business is bracing for a bundle of employment law changes under the new government.
Twenty years of Farmers' Market to be celebrated
In its two decades, the market has become a "spectacular event in its own right".
Sold! Hawke's Bay property market's boom continues as houses snapped up
"We've seen so many properties where there are competing buyers."
Hawke's Bay's The Hits duo are the best in the region
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Pearl and her digger: Hawke's Bay woman one of first in NZ to achieve Civil Trade Certificate
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Major events are back in Hawke's Bay: It's a case of which do you choose this weekend
"We are incredibly lucky to be in a position where we are holding events."
Big build will almost double the number of retirement village units in Hawke's Bay
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Local Focus: Business or environment? Coal or unemployment? Napier candidates pick sides
Five Napier candidates, five different opinions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay's massive month of tourism: Increase in visitor spending tops NZ charts
A local motor camp says they are looking at their best year ever for visitor stays.
Lindsay Farm becomes first registered farm in NZ to have raw milk depots
Lindsay Farm wins battle with MPI to have depots for their raw milk.
Napier Port repays its more than $2m wage subsidy
Subsidy served it's purpose so port says it's doing the right thing and paying it back.
Bostock brothers celebrate as Brinks pulls George and Jo's brand
The brand is being pulled as part of a wider commercial strategy, Brinks said.
Samoan villagers desperate to pick fruit in Hawke's Bay: 'It would be a godsend'
The future looks tough for Poutasi village if their workers cannot come to New Zealand.
They'd cultivated a garden for 41 years but their fence was 2 metres in the wrong place
Hastings couple say Kāinga Ora's demolition of their fence and garden has blindsided them.
Out of this world: What it's like to work on Rocket Lab's Mahia pad
Everyone thinks Chuck Dowdell's American. But Rocket Lab's Mahia man is very much a local.
Margaret McLean farewells the 'darling ladies' of Hastings
"Having a shop is the best thing in life really. I've loved every minute."
Don't know how to take your iPad off selfie mode? Call Melissa from Napier
Golden Years Training provides technology support for the elderly. And it's picking up.
Orchards paying low wages have no long-term future, economist says
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Local Focus: Workers versus employers - Napier candidates give their verdict
Napier candidates on employers versus workers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'The kaumātua gang': Golden Oldies could save NZ from a shearing crisis
Without the overseas crew arriving, shearers are preparing to get innovative.
Hawke's Bay's fruit picking 'money-go-round': What if it grinds to a halt?
Wages are set to rise to lure pickers. But there's too much fruit for locals to handle.
Lindsay Farm raw milk restarts, but owners 'run ragged'
Lindsay Farm back in business, but its owners are unsure how long they will last.
Financial and mental wellbeing go hand-in-hand
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The search for life on Venus could start with Rocket Lab
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The pilot who became a car salesman
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Andy Lowe selling rezoned Havelock North land fit for 350 homes
Mayor Hazlehurst says council is "really looking forward to seeing sections developed".
Could this quarantine hotel be specifically for RSE workers?
"They don't need to escape or go anywhere, this is where they're coming to."