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Teaching scholarship aims to increase Māori teacher trainees
The scholarship name is around being the best you can be and helping others do the same.
'I want to wrap a plane next': Napier artist's ute camo design is a one-over on the Aussies
Boyd-Dunlop is more than happy to stretch his artistic wings. Could Rocket Lab be next?
Tararua District police - prevent your car being stolen
Older cars have been targets of car thieves in the Tararua District.
'A bit of banter': Competition on the maimai still high after 35 years of father-son duck shooting
'If someone does a terrible shot we let them know.'
'Harrowing': Car clocked at 130km/h by police before head-on crash
A 19-year-old was arrested at the scene; two people remain in a critical condition.
MAC have their day in the sun, Nash Cup now Taradale's to lose
MAC put on a clinic in Flaxmere against the struggling Aotea.
Double byelection in Hastings: Who are the candidates and what are their priorities?
Some high-profile candidates are pushing for your vote in two Hastings wards.
'Big jolt': Magnitude 4.4 quake reported in lower North Island
The quake was centred 15km north-east of Eketahuna at a depth of 22km.
Apple and grape picking season wraps up in Hawke’s Bay - how growers fared
Apple and grape growing is a huge sector in Hawke's Bay still recovering post-cyclone.
State Highway 2 shut after crash, fire in Hawke's Bay: Four injured, two critically
The NZTA said SH2 was closed near the intersection with Collins St, Waipawa.
Canny View: Do you want to be rich or wealthy?
OPINION: Having a large income does not guarantee financial stability.
'Pretty special': Hawke's Bay short film wins big overseas
The fully locally produced project is hitting festival screens around the world.
Why a council decision could reduce the number of flights in and out of Napier
Opinion: Visitor numbers will dry up, with a ripple effect through our economy.
Test, fail, get a free critique: Woman giving driving lessons says she's lost 75% of her customers
Learners are using free practical driving tests to replace lessons, business says.
The battle for Hawke's Bay Tourism: Who should fund it, and what would happen if it disappeared?
Tourism businesses pay it $160k in annual membership fees, ratepayers pay a $1.5m grant.
Hawke’s Bay entrepreneur Sean Burns has eaten his cake, now he’s having a wine
After 15 years of coffee and food at Milk and Honey, it was time for a new challenge.
Obituary: Holly Bacon stalwart had a need for speed and a great love for his family
Bay industry leader Gordon Vogtherr was once thrown in jail for racing through Italy.
Five teens arrested over late-night ‘scooter’ assault
Five teens, the oldest 15, have been identified as the alleged assailants.
Norsewood Lions honour Past District Governor Marianna Schrijvers-Domper with Fellowship
Marianna has been a member of the Norsewood Lions club for more than 28 years.
From the MTG: Serious conversations and lifelong learning
Michael Fowler is giving a talk on the legendary 30,000 Club.
'Never seen a storm quite like it': Dannevirke expat on UAE floods
Scaffolding on the ground, street signs gone, Abu Dhabi resident reports.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Detour next week for SH51 southbound lane closure
People should be prepared for upcoming night closures near Awatoto.
Hastings expected to stage 14 race days in new racing season
A roundup of the week's racing.
Rehoming Napier: It's taken a few years, but one resident's 'childhood dreams' are coming true
More than 300 homes are under construction or in advanced planning.
Wanted fleeing driver stopped metres from Hastings police station
Spikes used and one man arrested after late-night chase through Hawke's Bay.
Dannevirke Anzac Community Concert attracts talent and grateful crowd
A large crowd attended an Anzac Concert on Anzac afternoon in Dannevirke
Ball by name and ball's his game: The 16-year-old turning heads in the NBL
Jackson Ball has just the name for the game that is his life.
'Apostle for kindness': 86-year-old stands in the cold for six hours a day to encourage world peace
He's a sandal-wearing former lawyer, but the cold won't stop John McKay making a point.
EuroCity liquidation: 148 creditors want a piece of nearly $1.2 million owed
Creditors include businesses in the auto industry, liquor stores, staff and IRD.
Editorial: Hawke’s Bay Today is turning 25 - but we’re not popping champagne corks
A batter never raises their bat when they reach half of a half-century.
Government told heartland town's 'economic potential' undermined by roads
Council tells Government town's economic potential is "undermined" by roading network.