QRS returns to profitability
Council-owned contractor turns small loss into a $226,000 six-monthly profit.
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Oz fiscal adviser: NZ reforms may lift fees
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Step forward for Wairoa-Napier rail line
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Local businesses ditch plastic straws
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Former motor camp set to be Havelock North's biggest housing development
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Hastings Warehouse teams get hands dirty with big clean-up
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Canny view: Unhealthy attachments
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Courier parcel thief ordered to pay $18k reparation
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Hawke's Bay postal services on the move
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Hundreds affected by power cut in Napier
Power cut in Napier leaves aquarium and hundreds of customers in the dark.
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Rocket Lab founder blasts lack of NZ venture capital
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Graveyard shift workers in 30-year legal battle
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Feeble two bars won't span digital divide
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580 new retirement units for Auckland, Napier
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