New owners pumped for first antique auction
Auckland exiles Quentin and Ali de Groot are enjoying being business owners.
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Apple open day to attract recruits
Apple producer T&G Global is hosting an open day and tour on Friday.
Young entrepreneurs colouring in Bay
Havelock North High School students have created a colouring book for young enterprise.
Payroll vanguard returns
Former Salvare Estate owner Steve Nathan has returned to the payroll business.
Agri-business conference for Napier
The conference Future Thinking - Maximising the Agri Opportunity is on this week.
Napier store top for second time
Mitre 10 Mega Napier has been crowned the Mitre 10 Mega Store of the Year.
The democratisation of data
Non-profit website telling NZ stories through free-to-access spreadsheets.
Rocket Lab: Where the test launch went wrong
A communication glitch during Rocket Lab's first launch meant the vehicle had to be killed
Apples still on track for bumper season
The apple season will be a bumper despite T&G's downturn in profit.
Suspicious activity raises stock theft concerns
Rural Hawke's Bay residents reminded to keep an eye out for suspicious activity
Phishing rife so don't get sucked in
This week a lot of people seem to have been struck with bouts of phishing emails again.
No Bay housing bubble say agents
Agents say Hawke's Bay's market has not stalled like Auckland's.
Dannevirke houses among cheapest in NZ
Buyers are attracted to Dannevirke because of its affordability and location.
Whitewater adventurer created career out of it
Cam McLeay's white-knuckle African career.
Seafood processing worth $84m to Hawke's Bay
Seafood processing creates 78 direct full-time jobs and 161 indirect jobs.
Mapping cars are here, there, everywhere
Mapping cars visiting Bay are also collecting driverless-car data.
Unison leader eyes new challenge
Former Unison Group chairman vies for position on Hawke's Bay Power Consumers' Trust.
Customer-owned Scanpower's earnings surge
Dannevirke company records impressive results in past two years
Sterile moths for a disruptive conference
Pipfruit New Zealand's annual conference is currently in Napier.
Air NZ takes price war to the skies
Air New Zealand announces more flights and cheaper prices as travel numbers soar.
HB regional prosperity actions under way
The Hawke's Bay Regional Economic Development Strategy is one year old.
Unison profit leaps 46 per cent
Unison Networks' profit is up, with an increased dividend of $12.7 million.
Jeremy Tauri: Pitfalls that can cost businesses
It's hard to imagine how building companies could struggle in the midst of a building boom
Farmers aren't climate 'beasts' says MP
MPs react to calls for legislated climate change targets.
Hi-tech tools tap profit from hard hills
Regular high-performer farm endorses the benefits of agri-tech
Treasure carved from business offcuts
Company waste has been put to good use by Flaxmere College students.
Havelock North wine gains 'legend' status
British wine experts have elevated Te Mata Estate's flagship drop to special status.
Anger as PostShop reopening delayed
Delays in reopening Dannevirke PostShop cause anger and frustration.
Fears for PostShop services after liquidation
Dannevirke residents concerned for the future of their PostShop.
Innovative YouTubers urged to step up
A collaborative competition between NZ on Air and Google are calling for local YouTubers.