Napier's week of cruise ships, little and large
The large and little of the cruise ship world are visiting Napier this week.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Business
Queueing shoppers sit on floors as Boxing Day crowds hammer Hawke's Bay stores
Shoplifters, crowds and big money - it's the toughest day of the year to work in retail.
Local Focus: Operatunity a dream gig for musicians
Operatunity is NZ's most successful live music company. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Wairoa College student awarded Rocket Lab scholarship
A Wairoa College student has been awarded a Rocket lab scholarship.
NZCU Baywide to merge with four others
The Hawke's Bay-based co-operative could double its assets base.
Hawke's Bay's five-star economy thriving
Region's economy the fourth best performer in NZ.
Regional council votes to part sell Napier Port
Up to 49 per cent of Napier Port to be sold following council decision.
Napier Port share float approved
The Hawke's Bay Regional Council has voted to go ahead with a minority share float.
Iwi suggests acquiring stake in Napier Port
Iwi head wants to guarantee the port stays local.
Napier Port profit hits record $17.6m
Napier Port reported a record profit and amount of cargo handled this year.
Demolition begins for wobbly warehouse
Demolition for doomed warehouse in Hastings begins.
Crowe Horwath: Best farm year brings tax issues
The 2017-2018 farming year was a record for our sheep and beef farmers.
OPINION: Ring-fencing tax losses from residential property in 2019
The Final Report from the Tax Working Group is due in early 2019.
Live: Rocket Lab launches second commercial payload
Its the first time Nasa has booked a whole private rocket to carry cubesats to space.
Local technician nails it
A talented Hastings nail technician receives international recognition for her work.
Port decision may be made on Wednesday
Council due to make a decision about Napier Port on Wednesday
Rocket Lab launch today as airlines sound 'gridlocked' skies warning
As rocket launch frequency accelerates, pilots' group warns "risk may not be acceptable."
Lack of Māori tourism growth criticised
Māori tourism leader criticises Hawke's Bay Tourism over lack of growth for Māori.
Scalping happens because concert tickets are too cheap - economist
Ticket scalping is a direct result of cheaper prices an economist says.
The secret to a perfect Christmas tree
The quest for the best Christmas conifer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Stuart Nash: Port ownership v environment
Can locals afford rates increases for the port expansion?
First mānuka honey crop for Tutira trial site
Trial at Tutira offers revenue-producing solution to erosion on steep hill country land.
Rail line washout repair and reopening on track
April is still the adjusted target for reopening the Napier-Wairoa railway line.
Pushpay chairman: 'Any paper-based business is inefficient'
Business, technology and faith are combining to improve communities.
Experience gained from BP barista competition
BP coffee enthusiasts hope to roast Auckland competitors.
Affco workers getting payout after three-year employment dispute
Workers say they want to move on.
Napier Port hearings wrap up
Hawke's Bay residents passionate during second day of hearings on Napier Port.
Retail in good heart ahead of Christmas
CBD retailers experiencing pre-Christmas consumer spending boost.
Visitors from two liners, one a giant, pack the streets
Thousands of visitors from two cruise ships, one a giant, pack the streets of Napier.