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Sign post marks Hawke's Bay as the centre of the wine regions of the world.
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Profile Boats to be manufactured under license in US
US-based company Excel Boats will produce the boats under a license deal.
Chardonnay crop takes a hit from Hawke's Bay hailstorm
Hawke's Bay chardonnay volumes will be down this season in wake of last week's hail storm.
Lack of remorse: Mother and daughter behind $1.3m IRD fraud to remain in jail
The offending related to farms near Wairoa occurred over a 21-month period.
Seismic shift: Hastings property prices overtake Napier
The balance of power in the Hawke's Bay property market has officially shifted.
'Heaviest hail in 20 years': Orchard owners fear for Hawke's Bay stonefruit after storm
Like cherries? The "sheer volume" of hail could have a grave impact on this season's crop.
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Visitor spending hits record winter levels in Hawke's Bay
Spending by tourists in Hawke's Bay hit record levels over winter.
He bought a new TV for the Rugby World Cup. It hasn't streamed a single game
A week of calls between Spark and Noel Leeming, a week of no games.
Jetstar abandons regional routes: 20,000 passengers affected
Napier, Nelson, New Plymouth and Palmerston North routes affected.
Napier Port's new tug boat Kaweka is about to set sail
Napier Port's new tug is on its way from Vietnam.
Hastings Blossom Parade a media darling in China
The Blossom Festival is the latest news to make it in front of millions in China.
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Hawke's Bay renovations franchise shuts amid complaints
The company had several projects on the go when it ran into trouble.
Go Fish, Go Ika: Young Hastings entrepreneurs create card game with a difference
Year 13 students look to make a difference with their new game Go Ika.
Controversial live export ship sets sail from Napier for China
The Yangtze Fortune live export vessel has set sail from Napier to China.
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Mower firm with a history changes hands in Napier
After a quarter century in the mower trade, a Napier couple are selling up.
Gisborne knocks Hawke's Bay off top spot in NZ for economic growth
Hawke's Bay slips back to fifth equal for the June 2019 quarter in regional growth survey.
Waiting game for stalled Napier railyards shopping development
Work started on the land earlier this year, but stopped more than two months ago.
Property plunge: Realtor makes a splash
Hawke's Bay's property market isn't taking a dive, but one of its real estate agents is.
Rush Munro's GM now owns the company
Change is coming as John Bostock hands business over to new owners.
If you have $100,000, you could buy a piece of Wattie's
Bought for $29.1 million, now being syndicated.
In a town of 600 jobseekers, the major employer wants to hire immigrants
Frustration in northern Hawke's Bay as 103-year-old meatworks asks for migrant labour.
Live export ship due in Napier failed Australian checks
Yangtze Fortune is under investigation in Australia, but will dock in Napier this weekend.
Rockit apple's China store takeover earns top accolade
The company won the Asia Fruit Award for Marketing Campaign of the Year.
Jeremy Tauri: Why we're using more cash
While the death of cash has been predicted, the amount we're using keeps growing.
Flak flying over Air NZ's plans to fly from second airport in Auckland
Air NZ wants to fly from Whenuapai - Defence Minister says it needs a reality check.
NZ Herald readership soars to record levels
Herald's weekly brand audience has surged to 1.72 million - a new high.
Jeremy Tauri: Setting your staff up for retirement
Employers can play a big part in helping people get set for a post-work life.