Cancer service ‘on the brink of collapse’
There are huge risks if the short staffing is not addressed, a medical oncologist says.
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Rocket Lab sends Nasa polar satellite into space
A climate change-focused mission from Mahia.
Havelock North ratepayer could pay $700 annually for public transport they don't use
Nearly one-fifth of Greg Reynolds' proposed rates are for public transport he doesn't get.
Taradale make it 10 in a row
Taradale have scored four tries or more in all 10 games this season.
Hawke’s Bay Today wins Newspaper of the Year
HBT 'an exemplar of a newspaper serving its community when it needed it most', judges say.
'An ordeal by fire': Wattie's blaze destroyed one third of factory
OPINION: A 'bigger and better' business rose from the ashes.
Samoan Language Week a time to reflect on reo ‘in decline’: Te Hira Henderson
Samoa and Aotearoa are linked by whakapapa and the common ancestor Kiwa
'I'm not Mrs Whippy, I'm way cooler': The woman serving up sprinkles of joy from a pink truck
'No one ever says they can't eat icecream because it's winter.'
Talking Point: Feeling the pinch from under-investment in infrastructure
'Reality is that we have under-invested in infrastructure for decades'.
'You can never get bored': Wahine pave the way for careers in engineering and infrastructure
Meet the Hawke's Bay ladies leading the way for women in infrastructure.
Hawke’s Bay Today, NZ Herald celebrate big wins at Voyager Media Awards
The Weekend Herald also scooped the Weekly Newspaper of the Year prize.
Of Love We Are Made: Original song wins 11-year-old national prize
Lydia Clark will perform her song with the Auckland Philharmonia in two concerts.
Kōkako Award winner Lydia Clark
11-year-old Lydia Clark and 15-year-old brother Finn chats to James Pocock from Hawke's Bay Today
'It was our favourite': Father calls for Frimley Pool to be saved
Facility in Hastings under threat as it is costing ratepayers $250k a year.
Clear winners emerge in Hastings byelections
Hana Montaperto-Hendry and Heather Te Au-Skipworth dominate voting.
Anti-fluoride group loses High Court bid to stop Hastings council adding fluoride to water
Fluoridation in Hastings water recommenced on April 8, 2024.
Weather: Hawke's Bay poised for cool, dry, fine weekend
Rug up warm on Saturday sidelines.
Retailer Crackerjack fined for selling children’s nightware that breached fire safety label rules
Prosecution followed inspection which found non-compliant sleepware in Napier store.
One seriously injured in Waipukurau car v motorbike crash
One person was flown to hospital with serious injuries after a crash on Herbert St.
Racing: Little Bit Of Love completes winning hat-trick in style for Hawke’s Bay owners
Roundup of the week's racing.
'Fantastic': Community praised as stolen coffee cart found
Coffee cart found on Napier property and taken for fingerprints.
Dannevirke Community Board discusses boy racer issues
Boy racers are causing trouble with burnouts in Dannevirke
Norway comes to Norsewood for celebration day
Celebrations took place in Norsewood for all of Sunday.
Hawke’s Bay cyclone recovery: The slip that will cost $7m to fix
Project highlights enormous cost of fixing region’s road network.
Shield fever starts to build - but it's almost five weeks away
South Canterbury withdrawal from Ranfurly Shield match came despite NZR contribution.
Kiwi teen sets up website for second-hand uniforms
Teen creates one-stop second-hand uniform website.
Māori Ward second term confirmed for next Hastings elections
Hastings District Council is disappointed by government plans for referenda.
Dannevirke Sports Club celebrates Rugby Club Day with two wins
Both local teams won on their club day.
Manawatu Third Division football played out between Dannevirke and Pahiatua
Dannevirke Vikings set out to revenge a previous loss against Post Office Hotel Pahiatua.
Taradale Super Grans popping pills and marching on
'It’s good for keeping the brain active - you are listening to music and counting beats.'
Highway hero: Hawke’s Bay roadworker praised for extinguishing trailer fire
Ngawaka Heremia took traffic management to 'another level' with his actions, NZTA says.
Take care on rural roads on Moo-ving Day
Thousands of cows are moved about the country on or around June 1.
Caffeine-hit: Thieves help themselves to coffee cart parked outside owner's home
Bruce McKenzie rubbed his caffeine-free eyes and realised he wasn’t just seeing things.