Hundreds more RSE workers for Hawke's Bay - but is it enough
Hawke's Bay poised for more RSE workers
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End of an era: Danks Furnishers in Napier to close after 40 years
A well-know furniture brand in Napier is about to close but not because of Covid.
'Quietest in 20 years': Low foot traffic hurting business in Napier, Hastings CBDs
Businesses are being hit hard by a big drop in foot traffic
Rain creates growth phase for lawnmowing industry
He does 10 lawns a day, five days a week.
'Largest in New Zealand': $85m pet food super kitchen nearly complete in Awatoto
A massive pet food facility in Awatoto is nearing completion.
Hawke's Bay boy and now new CE of Eastern & Central Community Trust talks about his goals for the trust
'Do and see some good in the community' is the motto for the ECCT's new chief executive
Hastings' hot water cylinder failures - the mystery continues
Is chlorine still killing Hastings hot water cylinders?
Push to build new Hawke's Bay hospice takes big step as $10m raised
A new hospice between Hastings and Napier is closer to being a reality with $10m raised.
Banking on change
There haven't been any significant changes to the NZ banking business model in decades
Let businesses use RAT tests to stay open
Some Hawke's Bay businesses could be forced to temporarily close if staff need to isolate.
Hawks Taylor-made for big year in Hawke's Bay
The real deal behind the rise of the Taylor Hawks.
A window dressed to order for Hawke's Bay's Art Deco soiree
Magazine Designer Clothing gets the nod from judges.
Olive oil producer to fix 'misleading' labels
Company believed it was okay to include 'New Zealand' on the label
Hawke's Bay 'not a seller's market anymore'
Big jump in the number of homes hitting the market.
Work begins on $2m cricket and boxing facility
Work on dual-code Hawke's Bay sports facility under way.
Tararua businesses struggling amid supply shortages and delays
Businesses are trying to cope with demand amid shortages and delays of supplies.
'Direct revenue loss': Anger over Napier-Wairoa highway closure
NZTA should have consulted first, say the Wairoa mayor and business leaders.
'It is scary': Black Cap and Hastings cafe owner says soaring inflation hurting businesses
A Hastings cafe owner says it is getting harder and harder to run a small business.
Ravensdown in for $40m upgrade to Awatoto factory
A huge project is in the pipeline to upgrade the landmark plant in Napier.
Napier Port undertakes surveillance testing for workers to minimise potential spread of Covid
Napier Port CEO backs on-site surveillance testing for Covid
Slow and steady wins the financial race
OPINION: Don't act on emotion, advises Nick Stewart.
Tourism boon?: What it means for Hawke's Bay staff shortages
What the lifting of border restrictions will mean for Hawke's Bay's economy.
Company in liquidation after Government recalls $106k in Covid wage subsidies
Company liquidates after audit reveals it didn't qualify for $106k in wage subsidies
Hawke's Bay trail blazers with recycled milk cartons
Otis Oat Milk funds HB baler to help up-cycle all Tetra Pak milk cartons.
Job losses as packaging plant near Hastings nears closure
Some staff have been working at the Alto facility for decades.
Central Hawke's Bay power consumers funded $200k dam study
$200,000 payment under the spotlight: "What on earth are they doing getting involved?"
One of Hastings' biggest hospitality venues shuts permanently
"We see sales deteriorating further, and a possible serious knock on effect from Omicron."
The businesses turning around a trend of decline in Hawke's Bay
For the first time in eight years, more businesses died than were born in Hawke's Bay.
'We could see toilet paper running out in a week': Supply chain expert
Kiwis are panic buying yet again.
Temp staff company's record week as hospitality demands workers
Omicron likely to lead to even higher demand for staff as more are forced into isolation.
2022 job change? Look before you leap
2022 job change? Look at your finances before you leap