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The IRD may target the hospitality and food industry at the end of the financial year.
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Greenhill Station wins accolades
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The NZX-listed company's Hawke's Bay apple business is unaffected.
MP tells firms to fight tourism cuts
Tourism cuts questioned by Napier MP and Minister for Small Business Stuart Nash.
Lid is off Whakatu's $30m drink factory
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QRS returns to profitability
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Bay's jobless tally lowest in North Island
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Council considers drug testing all staff
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Te Mata Mushrooms odour meeting tomorrow tonight
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Napier's historic dredge returns to port
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New sponsor joins enlarged export awards
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Oz fiscal adviser: NZ reforms may lift fees
Australian changes resulted in higher costs for advisers and higher fees for client.
Step forward for Wairoa-Napier rail line
Train are expected to be running by the end of the year.
Local businesses ditch plastic straws
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Jeremy Tauri: Set clear goals for the year ahead
The start of the financial year is a good time to set some goals, says Jeremy Tauri.
Former motor camp set to be Havelock North's biggest housing development
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Hastings Warehouse teams get hands dirty with big clean-up
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Canny view: Unhealthy attachments
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Walford reflects on 5 years as chamber head
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Are there too many tourists here? What Kiwis really think
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Courier parcel thief ordered to pay $18k reparation
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Hawke's Bay postal services on the move
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Hundreds affected by power cut in Napier
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Keeping control over a growing business can be difficult, says Jeremy Tauri.