Hawkes Bay TodayLittle increase in power priceIf you're paying more than 28.8 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh) for power, you're paying more than the average Napier resident.09 Oct 11:29 PM
Hawkes Bay TodayCountdown plans trigger meetingCountdown is forging ahead with plans for a supermarket on Havelock Rd, despite no application for resource consent and an outcry from residents.09 Oct 10:46 PM
Hawkes Bay TodayContainer park to replace AlbertHastings' oldest building will be gone by Christmas, to be replaced with a temporary shopping centre made with shipping containers.09 Oct 09:00 PM
BusinessLiz Koh: Learn outcomes of financial decisionsEvery day we are faced with financial choices. It may be as simple as a choice of whether to buy this week's special at the supermarket or as complex as whether to buy a house.09 Oct 04:00 PM
Hawkes Bay TodaySingle truck got firm on roadEverfresh Transport is the linchpin of harvests.05 Oct 06:24 AM
BusinessAlan Clarke: Beware of following the groupOver the past four weeks, we have looked at the main issue around forecasting and whether we can predict a boom or a bust, writes Alan Clarke But, what about next week ?27 Sep 08:00 PM
BusinessSeven-year rule could do with tweakingEvery year, our letters are met with surprise. "Do I really have to keep all my records for seven years?" They ask me this like they hope the rule has changed, writes Jeremy Tauri.26 Sep 09:00 PM
Hawkes Bay TodayMedia firm integrates under a fresh brandNZME. chief executive Jane Hastings says the renaming of <i>Hawke's Bay Today</i>'s parent company will help evolve the way news is delivered.26 Sep 02:00 AM
Hawkes Bay TodayJobs boom as rural sector leads growthThe number of new Hawke's Bay jobs listed on SEEK last month was up 22 per cent on the same time last year, as employment opportunities in farming improve around the country.25 Sep 11:10 PM
Hawkes Bay TodayHawke's Bay Seafoods' property seizedAlleged fishing quota anomalies by Hawke's Bay Seafoods have led to High Court restraining orders being placed under the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act.25 Sep 08:55 PM
BusinessAlan Clarke: A bust often follows the good timesIn an ideal world, we would be able to predict the top of a boom, and then we could alter our investments and assets accordingly, writes Alan Clarke.20 Sep 09:03 PM
BusinessJeremy Tauri: Tax cuts should not be snubbedI've been surprised at the number of people who say they don't want National's proposed tax cut, writes Jeremy Tauri.18 Sep 09:00 PM
