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Michael Hill: Blinging you bargains for 40 years

In 1979 Whangārei shoppers were introduced to Michael Hill's first jewellery store.

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Goals are an important part of planning.

Why term deposits aren't making the money they used to

Interest rates are at historic lows, but if you master them, you'll master your money.

Comment: Commerce, industry and the education dilemma

Education should be a key experience set into the development of our community members.

Building product company faces criminal charges

Commerce Commission charged Global Fibre8 Limited and its director Tangi Tuake.

Cocavo cooking oil products in 5000 US stores

Cocavo is looking to expand even further in the future.

Tackling business problems 'like game of rugby'

Businesses and business projects can benefit and learn lessons from rugby.

Who gives a butchers? The Mangawhai Meat Shop does

Mangawhai Meats invites customers to bring their own containers to reduce plastic waste.

Fran O'Sullivan: Ardern's line in the sand on FTA with US

Ardern discloses bottom lines after Winston Peters' bold pitch for a bilateral deal.

Northland a top place, says Lonely Planet

Northland Inc boss says Lonely Planet ranking Northland in top 3 is a "huge accolade".

Wilson keeps seat on Economic Development NZ board

A man well-known in Northland board rooms keeps seat on re-shaped Economic Development NZ

Selling cars, a male domain? No way says 23-year-old woman

Bethanee Witt-Green has already spent several years in the automotive industry.

Comment: Where's the secret sauce in your idea?

Wannapreneurs fail – at the first hurdle - because they think the idea is all it takes.

Opinion: What does a confidence survey really tell us?

How much notice should we take of a consumer confidence survey of 1500 Kiwis?

Northland man welcomes MOH's vape juice website

A Northland farmer who makes vape juice welcomes an initiative by the Ministry of Health

Northpower launches switched on cadetship

Northpower creates its future worker pool via a scheme to train 10 to 12 cadets a year.

Mangawhai butchers best on the block

Two butchers from the Mangawhai Meat Shop are the sharpest knives in the drawer

ANZ staff 'outraged' over David Hisco's expenses

Double standard for retail staff and the executives at ANZ, says First Union.