Another bank closes in Pahiatua
Lack of connectivity in rural area will affect banking customers with BNZ to close.
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Bank and fashion retailer to stay
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Bankrupt farmer calls for NZ bank inquiry
A farmer says a Royal Commission would give people such as him a chance to have a say.
Hastings Boys' High School getting tools for the trade
Patton Engineering and Hastings Boys' are pushing more students into the trades.
Climbing the ladder at Puketapu's T&G Orchard
32-year-old Ryan May is finding the apple-growing industry a great choice of career.
New bar and eatery set for old Cri site
Former Cri site set for complete refurbishment into a new top-class bar and eatery.
Unison Contracting gets key contract in Dunedin
Unison to set up a permanent depot in Dunedin with staff of 40.
Changes to Marine Parade to be reviewed
Has the calming project really calmed Marine Parade?
Retirement villages will bring 320 jobs, $45m boost
Research suggests retirement village development adds significantly to the local economy.
Jeremy Tauri: Is your work culture just not working?
Jeremy Tauri wants to know: Is your business' culture standing in the way of success?
Awards night celebrates best of Hastings CBD
Menswear experts Thomson's Suits celebrate award win.
Waipukurau Stevenson and Taylor rebuilding after fire
Stevenson and Taylor's are rebuilding after a blaze almost destroyed a 70 year legacy.
Council accused of broken promises over cow muck
It has been called a case of 'blatant abuse' and 'broken promises'.
Te Mata Mushroom stink fine, but the battle goes on
Company fined $26,000 as opposition to odour emissions continues.
Crowe Horwath: Carbon forestry field day in CHB
Crowe Horwath recently held a very successful Carbon Forestry Field Day at a client farm.
Businesses proactive in preventing crime
Firms have linked with neighbourhood support groups to deter would-be criminals.
Jeremy Tauri: Make tax a lot easier for businesses
IRD research suggests the average self-employed worker hides some income from the tax man.
Apple industry needs to find hundreds of staff
Huge 100-job-a-year horticulture recruitment drive starts today.
The black gold of Puketapu
You need a good nose for a successful truffle hunt. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kiwi cleans up in London selling Trump toilet paper
A marketing boss is cashing in on toilet rolls emblazoned with Donald Trump's face.
Workers sign-up for huge campaign for the Living Wage
Big turnout to support Living Wage campaign.
George wows the market
A group of Young Enterprise Scheme entrepreneurs at St John's College in Hastings has developed a rain and flood warning device which has gained the attention of the Hawke's Bay Regional Council and fertiliser company Ravensdown. Video by Duncan Brown.
Proposed Tararua community foundation seen as funding key
Idea draws enthusiastic response at Gallery of History meeting
Scanpower to pay $300 to customers
A near-miss and stand down from Powerco network makes for challenging year for Scanpower.
NASA satellites to lift off from Mahia
Prominent US payloads for Mahia rocket launches.
Napier-based tourism conference a sell-out
Hawke's Bay Tourism aims to attract more international tourists.
Rocket Lab plans rapid-fire New Zealand launches
After scrubbed launches Rocket Lab will try again in quick succession later this year.