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The rising cost of living means hard year ahead
Research show more than one million Kiwi parents are operating the bank of mum and dad
Move to orange would reduce some workload, staff costs: Napier bar manager
The Government won't drop the country out of 'red' until at least Easter.
Storm could put Hawke's Bay farmers back two years
Farm recovery could take 2-3 years.
Retiree repairing bikes to raise money for charity
Roger Davies is spending his retirement repairing bikes to raise money for charity.
'Buyer beware': Seller cops flak after Hastings mum says her $600 firewood order damp
People buying firewood for winter are being reminded to ask questions before purchasing.
Remembering beekeeper extraordinaire Ian Berry
Ian Berry, son of Arataki honey founder Percy Berry, passed away aged 90.
Danielle travels to new Hellowworld Travel offices
Danielle Caldwell worked in Dunvegan House from September 1971 to March 2022.
Don't give up on good saving habits
Has anything much changed, or are people still in limbo?
Haumoana's British car museum thinning out collection for potential buyers
The aim is to sell 200-250 cars to make the facility more appealing to potential buyers.
Showgrounds Hawke's Bay grandstand could be demolished as part of $7.5m purchase plan
The 42ha Showgrounds Hawke's Bay in Hastings is edging closer to becoming council-owned.
Lack of tenants for big Hawke's Bay Airport development
Airport positive for future of new business village
Hawke's Bay drink company wins big overseas with plant milk, again
A brand new company in Hawke's Bay is gaining attention overseas with its plant milk.
Which regions felt the biggest pandemic hit? New GDP data tells the story
Two regions were in positive territory but the data shows economic damage elsewhere.
Choose the greener path for a better future
It will be easier to tell if financial institutions are overvaluing their activities.
'Little bit of normality': Businesses, schools react to Covid restrictions being relaxed
Mandates including those for teachers, will be scrapped from early April.
Can I tap into my savings in two hits?
When you submit your withdrawal application, it should be for the full amount you require.
Overseas debt and your KiwiSaver
In case of bankruptcy can the Official Assignee have access to my KiwiSaver funds?
Fresh plans revealed for 52,000-panel solar farm at Hawke's Bay Airport
A huge solar panel farm step closer at Hawke's Bay Airport.
New CEO prepares for landing at Hawke's Bay Airport
Ready to lead the company recovery from the impacts of the pandemic
Napier has no suburbs with average house price under $500,000: report
Hawke's Bay once had thousands of affordable properties for first-home buyers. Not now.
Premium waterfront land up for grabs
The land will raise plenty of eyebrows from buyers wanting to build a dream home
'Really disappointing': Pressure to set date for return of cruise ships to Napier
A date has yet to be set for the return of cruise ships to Napier.
Plan for the long term
Keep in mind that Russia's geopolitical footprint far exceeds its economic one.
'Market has changed': February house sales drop to 11-year low in Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay house sales dropping despite homes hitting the market
Countdown Waipukurau building up for sale
A prime site in the Waipukurau CBD is up for sale.
Sir Graeme Avery accorded 'legend' status by F.A.W.C!
Bay visionary accorded F.A.W.C! legend status.
Driving Miss Daisy: Havelock North company caring for elderly, disabled wins big
An international driving service which started in Hawke's Bay has won a top accolade.
Hastings showgrounds 'an asset we must consider protecting': council reveals plan to buy 41ha
A buyer has been found for Hastings' sprawling showgrounds.
Historic Hastings manor once hosted murder acquittal party
The sprawling home has seen a lot of history in Hastings.
Expensive groceries adds to heavy load
Make sure you have a thorough understanding of all your incomings and outgoings
'History of suffering': Livestock ship to berth in Napier
The Anna Marra visited Napier in early 2017, under its former name.
Church trust writes off $14.8m in Hawke's Bay schools' debts
Anglican Church trust writes off $14.8m in loans advanced to stop schools from closing.
Local Focus: Thank GodsOwn for harvesting hopportunity
GodsOwn Brewery harvests its hops using customers' sticky fingers