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Joiner bikes to work - like he did 50 years ago
Donald Alexander of Onekawa has no plans to retire from joinery anytime soon either.
Sweet deal? Hastings mayor spends $1200 to create council-branded chocolate
Hastings District Council ratepayers paid $7.95 a bar.
'Definitely worthwhile': The house buying offer tactic that's saving some Kiwis thousands
"In a heated market, desperate buyers will resort to desperate measures."
Retail spending in Hawke's Bay up 6 per cent in 2020
Local business associations say domestic tourism has contributed to the increase
Napier's Goodtime Pies needs workers to help make a million more pies a year
The Napier bakery has signed a new supply deal worth more than a million pies.
Napier woman admits car-buying scam
One of the cars, a black Audi on the market at $10,000, has never been recovered.
Six years into bitter dispute, Lepionka bankrupts Paterson
Developer gets his second bankruptcy after long-running dispute with juice mogul.
Napier family make seven home offers in four months, and are beaten each time
"There was one in Maraenui that had 11 offers and another with 16. It's really hard."
Rocket Lab readies for first launch of 2021
Rocket Lab's first 2021 mission Another One Leaves the Crust to launch later in January.
Hastings as you've never seen it before: What it will look like at the end of 2021
Mark 2021 down as the year Hastings breaks free from the tag of "Napier's ugly cousin".
Time to start the year off on a good financial footing
Get the ball rolling on your investment goals
Video killed the radio star, but Covid killed Hawke's Bay's last video store
"We're closing because the industry is in lockdown. We can't get any new releases."
Napier Port's power play for Wellington's cargo operations
"We could meet the needs of CentrePort today, without 6 Wharf."
Into the limelight: The business that could be a game changer for youth
The Limery is starting to show what can be squeezed out of a big idea in a small town.
The end of polystyrene fish bins? Havelock North student's sustainable solution
"I looked back at the ways my tīpuna used to preserve the goods."
Smashing stereotypes and 'kicking arse': The women leading part of airport redevelopment
Only 2 per cent of electrical apprentices are female. At this airport, it's different.
Revealed: 2020's most expensive home and its All Black billionaire owners
Luxury house sales boomed again in 2020 even without foreign buyers.
Farmers still dealing with Hawke's Bay drought nine months on
The drought classification, put in place in March, remains for Hawke's Bay.
Why the Napier flood has turned hundreds of modern cars into write-offs
If you took a new-model car out at the height of flood, it could be a ticking time bomb.
Quest to build Hastings CBD hotel on to final stage
A vacant building behind Toitoi and Opera Kitchen will become a 4-4.5 star hotel.
Top restaurants are desperate for staff. Kiwis aren't applying
The Government's intervening, but Napier's James Beck says the industry must look within.
Giant Brewing's new Havelock North addition
Giant Brewing has opened a new space in Havelock North where the public can eat and drink.
Business Hawke's Bay may fold without more funding
Business Hawke's Bay threatens closure after rejection of additional funding.
ESG investing hotter than ever
ESG stands for environmental, social, and governance issues.
Johnny Appleseed fined $14,000 after cyclists covered in spray
Orchardist fined for illegal agrichemical spray drift.
In pictures: Rocket Lab lights up Bay with latest night flight
Rocket Lab's successful launch mission was seen across the country.
Hawke's Bay Airport chief executive's salary is soaring
The chief executive's salary has increased up to 16% on the previous year.
Headdress appropriation spotted in three Napier stores within 300m
"If we expect people to have respect for who we are, we need to respect other cultures."
Cherry-picked: Students step up to help harvest crop
Lack of RSE workers has left a gap. But what happens when students go back to varsity.
Holiday park cancels 900 reservations to house Napier flood victims through Christmas
Other holiday parks in the region are also booking up in the lead up to summer holidays.
World's first pure collagen water created in Hawke's Bay. Is it tasty?
Hawke's Bay companies have collaborated on a shelf-stable ready-to-drink collagen water.
Hawke's Bay dermatologist's warning to Kiwi orchard workers
Napier dermatologist warns Kiwis working in orchards to take maximum care in the sun.
Would you rent a sleepout with no running water for $200 a week?
Expensive external room at a Napier property prompts further concern about rental market.