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Hawke's Bay locals want to raise $2m to buy coconut yoghurt business

Little Island won't let Covid-19 impact $2m capital raise to buy coconut yoghurt business.

'Time to move on': Brian Anstis's time at top of a Hawke's Bay canvas company comes to end

One of Hawke's Bay's longest-running businesses is closing its doors after 120 years.

House prices tipped for 7% fall, despite lockdown success

Westpac tips house prices to fall 7 per cent by the end of this year.

The $50 billion Budget to help save 140,000 jobs - and wage subsidy extended

The Government will spend big on its Covid-19 recovery plan.

Forty-two haircuts by 9.40am - how Hawke's Bay greeted level 2

Morning was frantic, Emerson Street Barbers owner said, but it was what they lived for.

New refurb, new menu, new plans: How Hawke's Bay will rebound from Covid 19

One door's opened as another one closed for a Hawke's Bay chef who lost his job.

Bunnings to shut seven NZ stores, 145 staff affected

Bunnings also negotiated with landlords to cut its rent

Budget 2020: Wage subsidy needs extending, Hawke's Bay businesses say

A Hawke's Bay economist believes a continuation of wage subsidy will feature.

Level 2 relief, but some salons may still struggle, beautician says

"I fear others in the industry may struggle or be forced to close."

Vodafone warns contractors as central North Island service restored

Widespread outage not our fault, says telco.

Confidence amid pandemic: Napier council starts $1.75m resort redevelopment

Council had been planning project for two years, and says it's needed now more than ever.

Hastings real estate interest soars post Covid-19

Hastings' property market grew 35.8 per cent in a year. It's set to be a NZ star again.

'Heart-broken': Napier contractors hit hard as thieves make clean getaway with sanitisers

Level 3 restrictions just got a whole lot harder for 16 workers developing an orchard.

Austrian forestry billionaire splashes $5m on Hawke's Bay farm

Billionaire will turn 386.4 hectares of the farm into commercial forestry.

Pūkana at work: Takitimu Seafoods' 120 employees take company-wide Covid-19 tests

Eyes wide and tongue out, George Reti's pukana at work was for a very good reason.

Thrifty Car rentals lend their fleet to Salvation Army

How do you get food to a food bank? Step up, Thrifty Rentals.