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Local Focus: Facebook locks out Whanganui business trying to do good

They sold masks at no profit but Facebook shut them down. Made with funding from NZ On Air

Small airlines call for more help as they hang by a thread

Transport Minister Phil Twyford says the Government is working on a plan to help them.

Go Local! Mainstreet 'really proud' of businesses reopening safely

"There's a real 'look after each other' feeling here in Whanganui at the moment."

Good momentum in Whanganui retail sector before lockdown

Whanganui & Partners says it's a strong foundation as the economy reopens.

Let's Talk Law: Tenants better protected under proposed rental law changes - even bad ones

Landlords will no longer have the final say when terminating a tenancy.

GO LOCAL! NZME regional titles launch support-local campaign

Initiative calls on people to support local businesses.

Aerial war on weeds - a new way for agricultural weed spraying

Many want to play Biggles and pilot a drone, but becoming qualified is far from easy.

Let's Talk Law - Tenants rights during lockdown, what landlords can and can not do

A rent increase that comes into effect after 26 March, does not apply.

Go Local! Get behind our local businesses

Go Local! We will be bringing you stories of local business innovation and success.

Big read: We can all help as Whanganui businesses brace for an uncertain future

Businesses in Whanganui are looking to return to "some kind of normal".

$5 for a toilet roll during lockdown: Is this even allowed?

Law Talk: It's not just price-fixing that businesses need to watch out for.

Covid 19 coronavirus: Russell Bell; moving forward the next big challenge

Complete information about the virus here and overseas is difficult to find.

Let's Talk Law: Managing cashflow in Covid-19

Where money is at stake, the human condition does not lend itself to "take it on the chin"

$1.6m portfolio: Investor buys four properties by age 25

A young Kiwi isn't letting the coronavirus slow him down as he buys his fourth property.

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Is there really a cauliflower crisis?

Comment: Cauliflower costs are not always an example of price-gouging.

Editorial: Agriculture must again lead us to recovery

We say: Winter is coming, not just weather-wise, and farmers are feeling it too.

Employment law and the government wage subsidy

The wage subsidy does not preclude employers from seeking to drop employees' wages.

Russell Bell: My new definition of hero

If you're wearing a mask and you cough or sneeze a virus can still pass through it.