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Cost of produce set to increase after cyclone damage, Agricultural Minister warns
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Academics say we're working in an outdated system with aged stereotypes.
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It's killing business: Chocolate factory loses customers during major roadworks
Makana staff hauled 58 chocolate boxes across Kerikeri Rd after couriers were turned away.
'Everyone should do it': Give four-day working week a go, business owner urges
Pressure ramps up for businesses to trial a four-day working week.
Stores galore: Where 14 new supermarkets are opening
Stores galore: From Timaru to Martinborough, Remuera to Taumarunui.
Legal battle brewing: Luxury resort heads to High Court over coffee plantation
Carrington Resort takes man to court over plans to establish a coffee plantation.
Northport holds key to unlock supply chain - Port of Tauranga CEO
Northport's container volumes up 42 per cent due to diverting ships.
'Part-Kiwi': Billionaire philanthropist with big links to NZ dies
The hedge fund owner fell in love with this country.
Lose your home or your pet? Strict rental rules push tenants out the door
It's a choice between keeping your furry friend or having a place to live for renters.
No going back: Marsden Pt's refining shutdown
'Not a mothballing' - impossible to restart refinery with most decommissioning complete.
Small bump all that was needed to dislodge trailer from truck: Worksafe
Nine-year-old girl's death prompts Worksafe warning for companies to check towing gear.
'You can't find anyone': Covid on the back-burner as staff shortages becomes major concern for businesses
Northland businesses are cutting hours as vacancies have become difficult to fill.
The End: Covid killed one of NZ's last video stores
Video stores edged out as Covid and streaming brings end to an era.
'Low-life mongrels': Council appeals $5.7m payout to wrongly closed quarry owner
A 17-year fight over a wrongly-filed resource consent is heading back to court.
Rural non-delivery: 'Overwhelmed' postie hoards 15 months of mail
Missing mail included specialist appointments, car registrations and jury duty summons.
Revealed: The 'alarming' number of Northland businesses in liquidation
Liquidator warns more liquidations of Northland businesses likely.
Former New Zealand women's rugby league team physiotherapist denied shot at Supreme Court appeal
Northland physio Skye Renes denied Supreme Court appeal against ACC fraud convictions.
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Opinion: A new way forward for Northland
The communities of Te Tai Tokerau have stood strong and navigated the storms during Covid.
1500 new meat, forestry, dairy workers could jet in
With meat industry hit and calving season approaching, hundreds more workers fast-tracked.
Andrea Primerose-Netzler: The Orchard looking forward to a sense of normality
Here at The Orchard, our strength lies in the community of like-minded businesspeople.
Tourism hotspot says Government funding is missing its target
Visitor-starved region wants more help as international tourism sector recovers slowly.
Which regions felt the biggest pandemic hit? New GDP data tells the story
Two regions were in positive territory but the data shows economic damage elsewhere.
Northport readies to lift container ship business
Northport responds to supply chain pressure and shipping company requests.
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