Two axehead-shaped holes in front doors of courthouse, hearings delayed
Jurors and lawyers waited outside while broken glass was cleared away.
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The chief executive of a rugby union who's never played a game in her life
A former Central Hawke's Bay woman beat 40 applicants for the role.
Dannevirke primary netball begins new season
Good weather greets opening of Dannevirke Junior Netball.
Opinion: Hawke's Bay Tourism pulling out all the stops to stay on Soviet-styled welfare
OPINION: The sector’s elite are working overtime, dusting off ex-politicians.
Tararua news in brief: Pahīatua community car changes agent
Bookings for the community car in Pahīatua can now be made at Heartlands.
Readers offer support to knitting for Ukraine
Lots of support for Ukraine by local and HB knitters
We need to strengthen our economy - Catherine Wedd
OPINION: The farmers and primary producers in our region have been held back too long.
'Lovely opportunity' for Norwegians to connect on Norway Day in Norsewood
Sigurd Magnusson's family came to New Zealand after World War II.
'That kid was never, ever sick': Hastings teenager dies in sleep on holiday
Grieving family needs funds to bring son's body home.
Question mark hangs over whether Brookfields Bridge will be replaced
Uncertainty remains for whether the bridge will be rebuilt between Napier and Hastings.
Has winter come early for Hawke's Bay?
Once the cloud clears frost is set to make a more noticeable appearance.
'Getting the cows, learning lines': From a dairy hamlet to Shakespeare
A rural actor who learns lines amongst cows is set to be front stage at the Globe.
Trust banks faith in Hawke's Bay Foundation
Proceeds of a Napier Academy Trust property sale vested in Hawke's Bay Foundation.
Otawhao-Takapau Women's Institute celebrates its centenary
Meetings used to be held in the Otawhao School, after school hours.
‘It is rare’: Water restrictions for most of Hawke’s Bay; one community at Level 4
A pipe leak means Bay View is facing an extended wait in Level 4 restrictions.
From Hawke's Bay to the world: Hastings musician makes Air NZ playlist
The song 7 Seas is now circulating in the skies.
Golf on the go: 71 off the stick, without stopping for the scenery
A round at Cape Kidnappers in 42m 47s and a par 71 has proved a winning effort.
Emergency services in CHB
Police have named the man who died in a workplace incident in Ongaonga.
CHB teen inspired by BLAKE Inspire programme
Hannah Webster is keen to change the world after attending the programme.
Central Hockey Club weekend wrap-up
Central Hockey Club was buzzing with energy and fierce competition.
Man who allegedly used phone to 'call mum' then sent malicious messages arrested
Women initially let the man use their phones to ‘call his mum’.
Group petitions council to stop fluoridation
Anti-fluoride lobbyists warn the council could leave itself open to legal challenge.
Winners are grinners as Rovers go hunting
Napier City Rovers off to a flyer in football's Central League.
'Green' firewood sold to unassuming customers; call for industry regulation
'It is up to the Government and the Environment Minister to get going on this.'
Dannevirke’s Rangatira Croquet Club finds Golf Croquet winners
Dannevirke Croquet Club holds golf croquet champs
Central Hawke's Bay writer getting international attention
'I never thought my work would be taught in schools, but there you go.'
Callous, uncaring man 'became criminal' during sex with young woman
Woman did not know two men who picked her up and took her to a motel.
‘David and Goliath’ victory: Cheese champions beat industry giants at nationals
Craggy Range Sheep Dairy has scooped a major award.
Popeyes fast-food chicken is coming to Hastings
Popeyes has opened its first store in NZ and now has plans for Hastings' chicken lovers.
Police issue $3000 of fines at cellphone checkpoint over just one hour
Twenty motorists were caught commiting infringements over just 60 minutes.
'Close the windows': Stink from Hastings business increasing every year, neighbours say
For nearly 60 years it was bearable, neighbours say. Then the fellmongery was expanded.
'Came out the other end': One of NZ's top organic farmers on how she healed the land and herself
It took a life-changing diagnosis for Charlotte Heald to realise what she should focus on.
Millions in benefits from Art Deco Festival for Hawke's Bay and NZ - report
The news comes as Hawke's Bay Tourism funding faces an uncertain future.