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The revival of Te Haroto: Summit Kiosk reopens on Napier-Taupo highway
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Hawke's Bay's own regional brand key to getting local economy growing again.
'Busiest we have ever been': Building boom in Hawke's Bay
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Hawke's Bay's 2020 vintage looks like a corker
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NZ's largest wind farm is lying unassembled in storage in Hawke's Bay
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Napier Port: 40pc profit rise before pandemic uncertainty
The port's net profit for the six months ended in March rose 40 per cent to $12.8 million.
Opinion: Why Hawke's Bay needs to tune into the 5G debate
A Hawke's Bay CEO argues why you need to tune into the 5G debate now
'Hawke's Bay poised as one of best to recover'
Hawke's Bay is targeting Wellington visitors.
Sold by a drive-by: Hawke's Bay couple's 'big gamble' on new house
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Budget gives Ngāti Kahungunu hope for ambitious trade training plan
Iwi chairman says 1500 could be trained through new scheme in next 10 years.
Revealed: Where we're spending our money after lockdown
Supermarkets have been making significantly more money than last year.
Opinion: Invite your friends and family for a Baycation
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Go Local: 'Like Christmas': Massive bounceback in retail spending delights Hawke's Bay retailers
"The smiles on retailers' faces are back."
Hawke's Bay locals want to raise $2m to buy coconut yoghurt business
Little Island won't let Covid-19 impact $2m capital raise to buy coconut yoghurt business.
'Time to move on': Brian Anstis's time at top of a Hawke's Bay canvas company comes to end
One of Hawke's Bay's longest-running businesses is closing its doors after 120 years.
House prices tipped for 7% fall, despite lockdown success
Westpac tips house prices to fall 7 per cent by the end of this year.
The $50 billion Budget to help save 140,000 jobs - and wage subsidy extended
The Government will spend big on its Covid-19 recovery plan.
Forty-two haircuts by 9.40am - how Hawke's Bay greeted level 2
Morning was frantic, Emerson Street Barbers owner said, but it was what they lived for.
New refurb, new menu, new plans: How Hawke's Bay will rebound from Covid 19
One door's opened as another one closed for a Hawke's Bay chef who lost his job.
Bunnings to shut seven NZ stores, 145 staff affected
Bunnings also negotiated with landlords to cut its rent
Budget 2020: Wage subsidy needs extending, Hawke's Bay businesses say
A Hawke's Bay economist believes a continuation of wage subsidy will feature.
Not all Hawke's Bay hairdressers will open on Thursday, despite expected deluge
A hairdresser said they'd only been given a day and a half's notice on how to operate.
Yes, you can try on clothes: Hawke's Bay retail stores ready for level 2
Shopping appointments and customer contact tracing among measures for retail openings.
How lockdown has brought bosses and workers closer together
Kiwi workplaces are functioning more smoothly apart.
Art Deco hotel owners hope for survival
Restructuring, but iconic hotel will have a place in Napier's future, owner says.
The wild west of lending
Paying back the debt is going to be tough for households if their earnings fall.
Butcher, baker and candlestick maker: How Level 2 will change lives
Under Level 2, adaptations forced on traditional businesses them could help them thrive.
Local Focus: Napier resort to grow but rates to rise with relief for some
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'Baycation' approved: A trip from Wellington to Napier gets PM's cautious tick
Hawke's Bay Tourism delight as PM explains a Napier trip, taken with caution, would be OK.