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Wattie's named most influential brand

Wattie's has been named the country's Most Influential Brand in the packaged-goods category, beating off heavyweights such as Sanitarium and Cadbury.

High hopes for Jetstar touchdown

Low-price flyer Jetstar could begin a domestic service in and out of Hawke's Bay Airport by early next year, in a move which could be decided by a public vote on social media.

Alan Clarke: Meet my saving superheroes

Goats' Milk formula for success

Jeremy Tauri: RBNZ doubles its stake

Saudi farm deal: Lambs 'suffered high death rate'

Lambs born after the airfreighting of 900 pregnant ewes to a businessman’s Saudi farm suffered an extremely high death rate, it has been claimed.

Liz Koh: First home buyers may do better in regions

Horticulture's big day makes mark

House-hunters pick mum's grub over DIY

Alan Clarke: Economists lay thoughts on the line

Corporate childcare extends in region

Valuer lifts award for career ladder

Wine rivers flow from Bay to world

Hawke’s Bay Winegrowers this week unveiled their new branding for the region. Roger Moroney put five questions to winegrowers association chairman Michael Henley.

Oily Rag: Cullen's advice adds up to $25,000

Exporters in spotlight

The success of Hawke's Bay exporters will be celebrated next month. Entries are now open for the 2015 ASB-ExportNZ Hawke's Bay Export Awards.

Bay apprentice is top in the country

Lee Holloway is quietly proud to have headed off 11 other promising apprentices to win the Certified Builders' Apprentice of the Year.

Dr leads newborn research

The fight against a significant cause of brain-damage among infants has been taken to the coalface with new research aimed at preventing hypoglycaemia in newborns.

Alan Clarke: Interest rates to stay down