Retail figures surge
Retail sales in Hawke's Bay are growing faster than any other region of New Zealand.
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Growing goat herd labour of love
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Top technology execs to speak
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Local Focus: Lots of lots for Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay has a strong auction culture. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Lifestyle demand boosts land values
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Airport board pays tribute to CE Nick Story
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Step closer for Rocket Lab to launch again
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Rod Drury says future exciting for Xero
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Mike Chapman: Getting produce to consumers is vital
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