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Rate of workplace tragedies in NZ soars
At least half of fatalities involve trucks, farm vehicles or other mobile machinery.
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Local Focus: Hawke's Bay's craft beer hot on wine's heels
Craft beer is increasing its popularity in Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
He deserves a gold sticker: Hawke's Bay man's 22 carat invention for your wall
Antony Clark isn't just sitting on a potential gold mine, he's adding one to your wall.
Weleda recalls products for first time in 63 years
"We are a small company so it has had a big impact on staff."
Countdown to refuse to sell braeburn apples that aren't organic
Countdown sells more than five million of the popular apples each year.
As Ardern preps social media crackdown, gunman's video reappears
39 days on, social media sites still struggling to stamp out copies of gunman's video.
Nick Stewart: Deja vu all over again
Fashionable investment approaches will come and go
Orchard workers doing '70 hour weeks' to pick fruit as tourists leave
Hawke's Bay grower fuming that he had to lay off 22 staff at the height of the season.
The woman who helped build a Hawke's Bay's tourism empire with a dog by her side
Hawke's Bay's always had a story to tell. Annie Dundas learned how to tell it to tourists.
'Unfortunate timing': Gun City Napier opens after weeks of stress for its new owner
David Tipple has had limited involvement in the set-up of the store, new owner says.
What's next for Rocket Lab: Beck talks US Air Force launch, more
Beck defends missions for US military agencies.
Nino D'Esposito's been reeled in, but he won't stop swimming
"I carry my tragedies every day."
Another fishing company owned by D'Esposito family guilty of under-reporting catch
Hawke's Bay fishing family again pleads guilty to under-reporting fish.
Seventy new jobs as farm conversion to orchard gets OIO tick
130ha of land to be developed in to apple orchards by company owned mostly in Europe.
Napier Port's wharf cost estimate rises to $170-$190m
About half of that cost was for the construction of the new wharf.
Local Focus: Workers unite behind Takitimu Seafoods
Takitimu workers pleased with change. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Māori king launches rebranded Takitimu Seafoods, a project '30 years in the making'
A crowd of 350 gathered to celebrate a "great day for Aotearoa/New Zealand".
Capital Gains Tax: New push to target property owners
Nationwide campaign pushing for CGT is being launched today by Tax Justice Aotearoa NZ.
Boiling brine in gumboots costs Wattie's $330,000
Vat had boiled over previously, and burnt another worker.
HB Airport understaffing woes: Passengers fuming
Airways now says it could continue to have understaffing issues until May.
Udderly ingenious: 'Cow toilets' to cut ammonia emissions
The system from a Dutch company was developed as a solution for ammonia reduction.
Influx of over-65s puts pressure on pensioner units
Pensioner housing rentals to increase as council struggles to meet demand for units.
Working '125 hours a fortnight': Hawke's Bay Idea Services strike for change
Striking workers weighed heavy by chronic understaffing.
Canny View: Key changes to KiwiSaver in 2019
KiwiSaver changes are due to come into force soon, with over-65s able to opt in.
Tech firm says it will pay workers $5000 to move to Hawke's Bay
$10 million investment over three years to more than double firm's current team of 60.
Watch: Rocket Lab's launch for US defence agency successful
Controversial payload set to be deployed. Watch launch highlights.
NZ's first all-female forestry crew
Women branch out to fill labour shortage. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Napier councillors to meet Gun City after petition gets 600 signatures
Gun City's 800sq m mega-store in Napier is set to open in early April.
Farming leader honoured after being killed in chopper crash
Renata Apatu was a world leader in wool and has been recognised for his passion.
HBRC approves protections before proposed Napier Port float
The Hawke's Bay Regional Council created a vehicle for the proposed Napier Port float.
Automation comes to Hawke's Bay's apple industry
In a world first, T&G orchard are harvesting some of their apples using a robot.