What's happening in the Hawke's Bay business world?
A look at the week's business news in Hawke's Bay.
A look at the week's business news in Hawke's Bay.
Half of NZ adults don't know basic facts in science, maths, history and geography.
Hawke's Bay senior men side make the most of points despite inclement weather in Whanganui
Only a third of registered anglers were lucky enough to weigh in a fish.
Calls to open new campsite at Jock Sutton. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Pahiatua farmer Lincoln Grant spoke at Parliament about why farmers have had enough.
The Dannevirke and Districts Lamb and Calf Show was back after a break last year.
Over 300 people showed up for the open day at Brian Hales' Wimbledon property.
"We'd much rather be doing this than dealing with the hard consequences of a fire."
Rockit apples are now returning about $150,000 per hectare to growers.
The sun was out, water looked clear, and Julia Hughes decided to let them splash around.
Girls were given a choice between having their head shaved or being beaten, court hears.
Villa Maria puts Hawke's Bay syrah at the top of the New Zealand wine charts.
Tim Towler captures Pam Gibson Memorial Trophy in streetstock class.
Median barriers will be installed within months at spot where two men were killed.
Scammers set up a fundraising page claiming to be the family of a crash victim.
Napier police are increasing their presence around the city after a day of gang violence.
The satellite will be able to gather data on methane at the individual feedlot level
The church celebrated 130 years since the Book of Mormon was translated to te reo Māori.
Art deco to streetware, there is something for everyone at Napier's Spring Fashion Parade.
Co-coach Greatholder wants to see troops move ball faster.
Landmarks across the country have been lit in purple for World Prematurity Day
Nine of 10 houses were registered for on day one of being on the market
Clouds will come and go but there won't be much rain to show for them in Hawke's Bay.
Patrick O'Brien didn't chase the limelight but sometimes, he just couldn't avoid it.
Hamish Anderson fondly remembers his father Tony, after he died in a fatal car crash.
Fire crews were kept busy with bonfires and rubbish fires on Saturday.
Tributes have been pouring in describing him as a loving husband and father to his sons