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Satisfy your coworking curiosity
National Coworking Day will be held on Tuesday, May 22.
Familiar faces at renamed accounting firm
Sharyn Pearce is now a director of the firm where she started out in accounting.
Air NZ domestic fares to soar in price within days
Rising costs, especially fuel prices are being blamed for Air NZ fare increases.
To catch a thief: Supermarkets in NZ using facial recognition
A major supermarket chain is using facial recognition technology in its stores.
Jeremy Tauri: Can you live up to tax scrutiny?
The IRD may target the hospitality and food industry at the end of the financial year.
Cost of takeaway leads food price rise
New Zealand food prices edged up in April on the cost of takeaway food.
Hola to Cuban Belle
A new Whanganui cafe has taken its inspiration from a cigar label.
New YMCA Central CEO ready to make a difference for youth
Aaron Palmer has returned home and wants to connect with kids and make a difference.
Agency must grow Whanganui jobs, businesses, education
Councillors eager to see value for money.
Business Zen: Ensure you are selling to the right person
In business you need to ensure that you target the one who makes the 'buying decision'.
Sugar Plum thriving in Marton
Sugar Plum Cafe has moved from State Highway One into central Marton.
It's an offal job but someone's got to ...
Renee Matthews-Cooper is in her element operating Mac Hole Drillers.
Leaders forge council to boost business
Ruapehu District Business Council indicator of growing confidence and ambition
Immense Flava fills food void at Shotz Bar
The team of five open a pop-up eatery on Thursday and Friday from noon-2pm.
Asia the next target for Kingdom
A Whanganui-based candle business will soon be selling in the Asian market.
Whanganui consultant leads food safety charge
Whanganui's Roy Biggs says his award-winning career has been a matter of "luck".
First 10 Countdown stores to phase out plastic bags
Ten stores a test case for supermarket chain as it tackles plastic pollution.
Jeremy Tauri: Do you really need that nice new car?
Jeremy Tauri asks businesses to consider if they really need new vehicles.
Rachel Rose: Climate change campaigner can do the maths
Bill McKibben is in NZ to talk about taking on business interests over climate change.
Forestry plan would put trees on farm land
Council asks Government for $12 million to plant 30 million trees on hill country.
House of Year entrant a little bit country
Registered Master Builders House of the Year judges visited Whanganui this week.
Marton-produced vegetable noodles best new product
Vegetable noodles have proved a winner for Marton company Speirs Foods.
Kiwis create smoothie 'drops' - no blender needed
Ngā Rauru develops frozen smoothie droplet - the first product for its superfood company.
OIO to assess forestry market ahead of sale
Another delay to Whanganui District Council forestry sale
Heritage apple's big surprise
Monty's Surprise apples made into juice, vinegar and base for chilli sauce.
Top of tree for Whanganui bank branch
The Co-operative Bank's Whanganui team has been named the best branch.
New Whanganui salon nails it
A new nail and spa salon in Victoria Ave is off to a flying start.
Small drop in monthly visitor spending for Whanganui
MBIE has released its monthly regional tourism estimates for March 2018.
Kai Kitchen Trust ensures disadvantaged fed
The Hawera-based trust delivers free lunches based on third party recommendations
Jeremy Tauri: Set clear goals for the year ahead
The start of the financial year is a good time to set some goals, says Jeremy Tauri.
Goldsmith says Government sending mixed messages
Opposition regional economic development spokesperson in town
Are there too many tourists here? What Kiwis really think
Concerns about the impact of tourists is levelling off but Kiwis worry about road crashes