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Hawkes Bay is fast becoming the go-to destination for food and wine lovers. The Hawke's Bay region enjoys more sun in the average year than almost anywhere in New Zealand. All that sun makes the region a beautiful place to be year round, and it also makes it perfect for growing wine grapes. With good wine and sunshine also comes good food, so it's no surprise that Hawke's Bay has quickly become one of the best places to eat and drink in New Zealand. From luxury wineries to woodfired pizza, legendary donuts, Pacifica fine dining - there's delicious food and drink everywhere in Hawke's Bay i...

“We finished on the 25th of March, whereas the previous few years we finished on the 4th of April, so we are about a week earlier that we have ever been before. “There is a combination of reasons. We have certainly seen the harvest window getting earlier over the last few years, so we are starting earlier and as a consequence we finish earlier as well. Jessica Jones Nautilus Estate winemaker and general manager, Clive Jones said it was the first year he finished harvest in March. “Low crops brought everything on reasonably quickly. If the crops were normal rather than low, we may hav...

Wednesday, 17 March 2021, 8:32 am | Te Mata Exports Te Mata Exports is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Te Mata Park Trust. img src "https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2103/a6ce878c962b2e5293ac.jpeg" width "720" height "388" Te Mata Peak The three year ... More  

Te Mata Peak The three year deal will help fund the Revegetation Project which aims to replace eight hectares of old pine plantation and a recently purchased block with 60,000 native plants. Te Mata Exports CEO, Peter Lange, says they are delighted to get behind an initiative that supports an iconic destination in the Hawke’s Bay. “Te Mata peak and the surrounding park is part of our identity and we see it every day from our office – it’s our home,” says Lange. “We’ve been impressed by the vision that Te Mata Trust has for the park, and so we’re very

Construction of rock stockpiling site for Whanganui's North Mole imminent 16 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read A series of hui with the community are set to take place in the coming months as the Whanganui Port revitalisation project starts. Photo / Bevan Conley A series of hui with the community are set to take place in the coming months as the Whanganui Port revitalisation project starts. Photo / Bevan Conley Whanganui Chronicle Work is set to begin to repair and revamp the North Mole as infrastructure work picks up. Headed by Te Pūwaha, the Whanganui Port revitalisation project, work i...