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By Leisa Epplett, February 2nd, 2012 Tags: Hawke's Bay, ICT
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Sip. Savour. Design. Repeat.
By Steve Moody, January 17th, 2012
Tank Marketing and Design worked with No.5 Cafe & Larder in establishing their new brand identity. Sometimes a brand relies less on imagery and glossy paper, and more on language, type and sparing use of colour. No.5 demonstrates how a design concept can engage, direct and inform, subtly and effectively. The results speak for themselves and No.5 is expected to draw in the masses wanting to ...Read more
Look what can happen if you just ask…
By Leisa Epplett, December 19th, 2011Back in July this year I was fortunate enough to attend a few of the Hastings District Council Leadership week events. For me the highlight was definitely listening to Rob Fyfe, CEO of Air NZ. Rob is a truly inspirational leader and wasn’t a bad speaker either! During his talk, Rob weighed into the amalgamation debate, and talked about the value of us locally marketing ourselves and ...Read more
Chef Kent Baddeley opens Ten Twenty Four in Hawke’s Bay
By tweet2eat, December 14th, 2011
1024 or Ten Twenty Four as it's known is the newest restaurant in Hastings. Having been renovated out of the old Hettinga Estate property, Ten Twenty Four is the brain child of Kent Baddeley of Petit Lyon fame. He admits to having served up over 300,000 dishes to patrons over the years, so that's a lot of chef experience that is being brought to the table at Ten Twenty Four. Tweet2eat caught up ...Read more
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100% Subsidised Redundancy Support in Hawke’s Bay
By steve evans, November 22nd, 2011
In our experience, almost every employer we talk to would like to offer redundant staff support to get them back into employment as swiftly as possible. The barrier has always been finding funds for the service when businesses are already financially squeezed enough to be letting people go. People Central Ltd’s 80% success rate at getting redundant staff back into work within 2 months has ...Read more
Report finally out – Savvy, Successful Hawke’s Bay
By steve evans, November 8th, 2011For the 83 Hawke's Bay people who took part in the Human Resource Institute of NZ (HRINZ) Hawke's Bay Branch discussion at the Opera House at the end of August, we have finally compiled the report generated from the discussion points of the evening. It's taken way longer than expected, but is well worth the read. The exec summary is below, with a link to the full report at the foot of the ...Read more
What a game!
By Ben Deller, October 17th, 2011
If your household was anything like ours last night, you'd be forgiven for feeling a little jaded but bloody proud this morning! Thanks Australia, you were a formidable opponent and provided worthy competition but unfortunately I think you were let down by Cooper (Or did he live up to expectections?) See the flying magpie? Onto the final...... GO THE ALL BLACKS! ...Read more
So who is this man called William Colenso?
By Hawke’s Bay Museum & Art Gallery, October 4th, 2011
To all those history buffs out there here’s a chance to be involved in some history in the making. So who is this man called William Colenso? He would have been 200 years young this November. In his time he was a printer and missionary, explorer and botanist, an MP and author – he was controversial, opinionated, insightful and passionate. Not only one of the fathers of New Zealand ...Read more
We’ve got the Fever!
By Steve Moody, September 23rd, 2011Like most of Hawke's Bay, the Tank team have embraced Rugby World Cup Fever with gusto! And, being an internationally diverse lot, competition is alive and well in the office. Pity Steve will have to take down his little piece of the motherland before too long – he did such a great job! ...Read more
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Study on Hawke’s Bay must happen
By Damon, September 10th, 2011
A group of Hawke’s Bay people is supporting a campaign to get the region’s five council’s to undertake a comprehensive study into improving the performance of the region. The group has been spurred into action to motivate the councils to commit to the study because of the potential Hawke’s Bay has to be one of the most desirable places to live in New Zealand. Spokesperson and Napier ...Read more
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