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The current uncertainty makes a fertile ground for anxiety.
Let's Talk Law: To trust or not to trust?
Although trusts may be less numerous than they once were, they still hold value
Let's talk law: Price fixing – should we care?
Companies may be fined up to $10 million, and individuals $500,000.
Whanganui & Partners' performance in spotlight
Chamber of Commerce and Thrive Whanganui submit about lack of confidence in the agency.
Let's Talk Law: What to look out for when online shopping
Reluctant to put ourselves in COVID-19's path, our online shopping obsession continues.
Why house prices must fall - and why the news isn't all bad
Experts and investors take a deep dive into what to expect from post-Covid house prices.
Business owner concerned about impact of roadworks
Expect slow traffic as a two week resurfacing job on Anzac Parade begins.
Venue operators pleased to host larger gatherings
Local venue owners are excited gathering sizes will be increased to 100 on Friday.
Russell Bell: Why I don't like the new normal
Business is a human interaction and relies on personal contact.
Mars on track to close Whanganui petfood factory
But Covid-19 has affected some plans for assisting staff who will lose their jobs.
Online forum to support Ruapehu businesses
Speakers will include local and central government and tourism sector representatives.
Relief for cafe owners as sale proceeds through lockdown
Victoria Handley now plans to focus on her Milk It, Baby business.
Green light for superstore that could bring 50 jobs
But post-Covid will the size of development be the same as signalled last year.
Let's talk law: Businesses need to get prepared for redundancies
Not every job will be saved throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cheers to that! Bars reopen under strict guidelines
All customers will have to be seated while having their drinks.
'I don't know whether we will get there' - contractor
Forestry planters can make $1000 a week, and have accommodation and food provided.
Local Focus: Tim Tams in the air - council support likely for Air Chathams
Passenger service and Tim Tams back soon. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Go local: Disabilities no barrier to recruitment with GPSOS
Supporters are being invited to become company shareholders.
House prices tipped for 7% fall, despite lockdown success
Westpac tips house prices to fall 7 per cent by the end of this year.
The $50 billion Budget to help save 140,000 jobs - and wage subsidy extended
The Government will spend big on its Covid-19 recovery plan.
Changes to company directors' duties: what does this mean for struggling businesses and their creditors?
Directors can continue to trade in circumstances creating substantial risk for creditors
Back to business for retailers and cafes
Fort the first time in seven weeks, local businesses are set to open their store doors.
Whanganui retail portal opening soon
A very smart trading platform is heading our way – Whanganui's answer to Alibaba.
Go Local! New Whanganui online shopping platform
Bradley Kirkland has rebranded his UB Sales online platform.
Increased demand from job seekers and businesses
Recruitment companies expect more vacancies to open up during alert level 2.
Free range and barn eggs back on sale on Friday at Higgins Poultry Farm
Huggins Poultry Farm still "pretty flat out."
Learn from Christchurch: Don't assume we'll get 'business as usual' soon
The sooner we face reality the sooner we can adapt to it
Hair salons and barbers anticipate huge workload
Barbers and hairdressers are ready to go under alert level 2.
South Taranaki iwi donates 'pick-me-up' for food parcels
The smoothy drops are made of native plants, fruits and vegetables.
Let's Talk Law: Family Court services available during lockdown
Let's Talk Law with Treadwell Gordon Solicitors.
Let Whanganui manage its own lockdown and allow businesses to get back to work
Zero or very little revenue will cripple even the best business.
'Fantastic feedback' for new food trailer
Peze's Pit stop is offering 'good, fast, home cooking'.