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Russell Bell says it's not just your elevator pitch about your business that's important.
The farm's turbines are the biggest in New Zealand for both rotors and generators.
A Whanganui tour business is setting up packages for Mountains to Sea cyclists.
Lisa Czerwonka and Esther Dowman are there to make you sweat.
Rhayne employs six to eight, and harvests and sells the leaves of native plants.
Russell Bell writes that customers will remember good and bad service.
Owners Graham and Denise Clarke have added to their trophy cabinet.
Castlecliff medical centre will be attractive to investors, a real estate agent says.
What can you do if you doubt your paternal link to a child.
Mastering these factors makes a business a market leader, writes Russell Bell.
A children's treasure hunt has helped fill the shelves at the City Mission Foodbank.
Entries have opened for Innovate Whanganui, a competition to find the next big thing.
The Castle Eatery and Bar is re-opening after two months of being closed.
Lift Business Whanganui has launched its business mentorship enterprise for young people.
One false move and your brand's reputation could be ruined, writes Russell Bell.
An Upokongaro business has seen a strong uptick in customers since the bridge has opened.
If you are wanting to leave an unsafe relationship, it is worth talking to a lawyer.
Leighton Toy has left the Whanganui District Council after eight years.
Couple turning some of their wool clip into bags, caps, wallets and laptop sleeves.
Discretionary family trusts are a popular form of asset protection in New Zealand.
After six months of testing the idea, Robert Scott has put The Marketplace up for sale.
Local businesses can still register for Tech Week, set for late May.
An Academy Award-winning production company is understood to be behind latest project.
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Flesh and Blood crushes international toy companies in May sales charts.
Westpac Group has decided it won't demerge its New Zealand arm.
Current themes remain but little newsflow to drive local market.
Robert and Ashleigh Dari are excited to bring Fijian energy and hospitality to Whanganui.
Whanganui sharemilker announced as the 2021 Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year.
There are plenty of illegal agreements entered into without thought.
The general store has been sold after 100-plus years in the Dallison family.
Local leaders aren't happy about the closure of banking services.
No one likes to think about the worst case scenario, but circumstances do change.
Whanganui's thriving and there's no better example than the arts community as to why.
Robert Dari's new cafe had hundreds of dollars of equipment stolen on Monday night.
The latest REINZ data is good news for investors in the region.
Rob Bartley is fondly remembered for his devotion to family and the Whanganui community.
Renowned track builder and 4x4 creator Dan Cowper looks to add to his business.
Tim Easton has moved up from his role of business growth advisor.