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Breakthrough Hawke's Bay programme sees 95 per cent of graduates find long-term employment
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Award-winning sausage maker moving into Onekawa premises of parent company Bay Cusine.
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Pauline Doyle of the Guardians of the Aquifer group says estimated cost has been inflated.
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Phil and Kylie Jameson are missing their first America's Cup since 1992.
Head performance analyst Stephen VanderPeet is looking to take an intern or two on board.
The fall to obscurity has been significant. What would it take for SST to rise again?
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If Jacinda Ardern can't solve Hawke's Bay's labour shortage, perhaps students can.
"I'd say to them, take your time, just watch me do half a dozen, have a go."
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Jackson Clince has battled through surgery after surgery to get to his first full Ironman.