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HB Seafoods director sentenced on further fishery offences

More than 450kg of minced paua bought illegally from undercover agent.

Government's $300m boost aims to get homeless out of motels

New funding aims to better prevent homelessness, while providing better accommodation.

The Hawke's Bay orchard that started a programme that only employs solo parents

Crista Gibson could almost hear a penny drop when she told employers she was a solo mum.

'Confronting' ripples of coronavirus downturn starting to hurt Hawke's Bay forestry industry

Trucking and logging companies on edge, with the next few weeks "critical".

'Unfit for purpose': Raided raw milk giant calls MPI's bluff

"There is no justification for the action MPI has taken against Lindsay Farm and others."

Hawke's Bay entrepreneur launches health and safety technology for older New Zealanders

Christopher Dawson was inspired to develop Spritely by his parents.

Jeremy Tauri: Money can harm relationships

It's very common for people to split over money stress, writes Jeremy Tauri

The market shift: Apple demand sparked by coronavirus

Largest ever air shipment of apples sent by Bostock, as consumers avoid local produce.

'Neglected' Wairoa town centre gets $6.1m to be revitalised

Mayor happy burned and under-utilised buildings will become hub of business and tourism.

Supermarkets already selling Easter eggs

"The kids will go back to school soon ... it's time for us to get ready for Easter."

Caught in crossfire: Restaurant owner had no idea 60-person booking was a Mob gathering

Mob members hadn't sat, let alone eaten their ribs, before violence erupted on street.

Napier-Hastings in top six least affordable cities in NZ for housing

Napier-Hastings housing now costs more than seven times a median income.

New sector development group Hi-Tech Hawke's Bay set to kick off this year

The group is set to help build on the already strong tech industry in Hawke's Bay.

Te Mata Mushrooms to increase production

Two resource consents granted despite opposition over the odour that comes from the farm.

After 70 years of painting, David's hands are still 'good as gold'

"My fingers are not bent or anything."

End of the line: Which Auckland train line is best for a home-buyer?

New data unveils Goldilocks zone where houses are not too far away and not too expensive.