Editorial: Step back and say 'well done'
Stepping back and saying "well done" is important in business
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Business owner who evaded tax payments sent to jail.
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International students contributed $60M to the Hawke's Bay economy last year.
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Peter Beck: How Rocket Lab will make money
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House price growth slumps, becoming a 'buyers' market'
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Increase to seasonal apple-pickers quota welcomed
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Year split between taxi driving and apple picking
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Road from ruin: Manawatū Gorge replacement highway revealed
Residents keen to see latest map and video of new highway.
Number of jobless in Hawke's Bay halves in a year
An extra 4400 people are in work in Hawke's Bay compared with the same time last year.
Christmas too early? Giant Santa appears on Hastings supermarket roof
The big day is still 48 days away, but one supermarket has gone full noise already.
New wharf at Napier Port gets resource consent
Napier Port gets the go ahead for it's new wharf, but not everyone is happy about it.
Rex Graham: Let's enable the Port's potential
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Opinion: Potential tax changes for trusts and small companies
Potential changes could be coming.
Foodstuffs gobbles six months of Hawke's Bay organic ice cream in one sitting
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Villa Maria wrap up four more awards
NZ Wine awards trophies rounds off successful awards haul for Villa Maria.
Frost fan maker looking to expand
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Napier Port consultation under fire
Community leader claims there are grounds to formally complain about port consultation.
Trusts out to keep lines firms in local hands
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Port options lack the right balance
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Jeremy Tauri: Signs of a successful business
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Canny View: GFC 10 years on: Time and Patience
Time and patience are strong economic warriors
Airport smashes turnover and passenger records
15,000 passengers in and out of Hawke's Bay Airport in the last four months.
Conference hailed: Focus on goats and hemp
Everything from scorpion lollies to cricket brownies.