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Company liquidates after audit reveals it didn't qualify for $106k in wage subsidies
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Job losses as packaging plant near Hastings nears closure
Some staff have been working at the Alto facility for decades.
Central Hawke's Bay power consumers funded $200k dam study
$200,000 payment under the spotlight: "What on earth are they doing getting involved?"
One of Hastings' biggest hospitality venues shuts permanently
"We see sales deteriorating further, and a possible serious knock on effect from Omicron."
The businesses turning around a trend of decline in Hawke's Bay
For the first time in eight years, more businesses died than were born in Hawke's Bay.
'We could see toilet paper running out in a week': Supply chain expert
Kiwis are panic buying yet again.
Temp staff company's record week as hospitality demands workers
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'Even worse than last year': Staff shortage concern ahead of apple picking season
If Covid were to start to spread in the Pacific Islands, the industry will be in trouble.
High cost of making ice cream a barrier to export success: Hastings manufacturer
A Government study says premium ice cream could be New Zealand's next big export.
Father and son launch e-bike store in Taradale as demand grows
A new e-bike shop has popped up in Taradale to try meet high demand for the bikes.
Shops and fruit sellers smashed in festive spend up
The Christmas Eve rush has brought some cheer for retail businesses in Hawke's Bay.
Young Bay stock trader shuns dairy - now he's counting sheep
A young Hawke's Bay farmer is on a successful path with stock breeding and sales.
Small businesses struggling with vaccine pass system
Some Dannevirke businesses are struggling with the vaccine pass system.
Seven Hawke's Bay restaurants vie for restaurant of the year
Finalists revealed on Cuisine Good Food Awards' prestigious list.
'All welcome': Farmers' market's solution to allow everyone to Chrissy market
Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market has come up with a clever solution
T&G to build $100m apple packhouse in Whakatu
The new facility will be the size of two football fields and largely automated.
Obituary: Former Herald journalist Jim Eagles dies
Eagles had a long and distinguished career in journalism.
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New business agency to help Bay's big players
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Bay's squash milk a global winner
Hawke's Bay's plant-based milk kabocha wins on the world stage
Development vetoed: But Hawke's Bay A&P society says 'passion doesn't pay the bills'
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Napier cafe goes almost completely contactless to add 'another layer' of safety
A Napier cafe has made a bold change to add another layer of safety
Former meth addict turns mother's memory into inspiration to pursue dream
'I started cooking and putting up posts ... Literally in a day I had about 200 followers.'
'Dairygeddon': Owners fear new smoke-free laws could ruin small businesses
New smokefree 2025 plans could mean the demise of dairies
New 52-room Napier hotel opens today
Room rates average from $220/night to $250/night.