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Have we become too reliant on the internet?
OPINION: Everything these days is online. What happens if it goes wrong?
Biosecurity restrictions end for gravel extraction in Tukituki Controlled Area
If Chilean needle grass is found outside the restricted area, the council will reassess.
CHB's Year 8 students get together
Thirty students got together at Argyll East and had the opportunity to meet.
600 boxes of books and counting for CHB Bookarama
A feature this year is a large selection of sheet music that has been donated.
Colleagues join the search for fisherman in the water off Hawke's Bay coast
How a fishing vessel crew member ended up missing remains unclear.
Old Napier Prison to close amid health and safety dispute
The old jail built in the 1800s has been a popular tourist attraction since 2002.
Plan to sink Hawke's Bay fishing trawler to provide home for marine life
Retiring to the reef, the Twofold Bay trawler is to be given a second life.
Ōtāwhao-Takapau WI: Clocking up 100 years
Preparations are well under way for 100th-birthday celebrations.
NZSO to bring exhilarating music to Napier
The concert also includes works by renowned New Zealand composer Douglas Lilburn.
Anna Wilson and Redcliffs Bill jump to victory in final competition together
"The title is definitely the highlight and I owe it all to my special pony Bill."
CHB to host NZ-Wales battle while bay locals fight for national glory
It will be a big day for shearing in Central Hawke's Bay.
Our coldest daytime yet: Southern breeze brings snow and bitter chill to Hawke's Bay
It is unusual to see snow on the range this early in the year.
'Isn't here to look pretty': Hawke's Bay waka hourua makes generational journey to South Island
It's the first time in two years the waka has taken a multi-day journey.
New facility opens at Oringi Business Park
Windsor Energy is a sustainable thermal energy company.
Pahīatua Spin In brings creative fibre enthusiasts together
There's a lot more to creative fibre groups than just knitting.
Cemetery visits prompt thoughts of the past
A working bee provides time for reflection.
'Ready to go': Exotic sheep breeder hangs up the gumboots
Wimbledon resident reflects on ups and downs of farming career.
Hawke’s Bay’s Easter weekend in pictures: From salty seafood to tapping toes
There was plenty to see and do this Easter in Hawke's Bay, despite spells of bad weather.
'Absolutely gutting': Vital kiwi conservation equipment stolen from reserve
Thieves smashed their way into the padlocked premises.
Nash Cup: Havelock clock consecutive wins, Clive fail to fire
Clive fail to score any points in Farndon Park boil-over.
Eketāhuna museum’s stories behind the curios
The musuem's volunteers have been busy working to record the collection.
From the MTG: Behind the scenes of an exhibition
There is much more than research involved in creating an exhibition.
Hawke's Bay beer tasting trainee loved sitting at the table sipping with the experts
Si Jin Lee fell in love with beer during pub crawls. Now it's her whole life.
Papa Surf follows in the hoof-prints of his dam with Tauranga win
A roundup of the week's racing.
Why Easter is both insulting and wonderful
OPINION: What is the message of Easter? And does it matter?
The men who use Women's Refuge
Vincent rang to help his daughter escape violence. He was told, 'we can help you too'.
Murder charge: Man arrested after body found in burnt-out car in Flaxmere
Arrest made after body found in car.
‘Got the worst deal’: Wet, windy weekend for battered regions, elsewhere fares better
A heavy rain watch has been issued for beleaguered eastern region.
‘Abhorrent act’: Homicide inquiry launched after body found in burnt-out vehicle
Police can’t yet reveal how the person died, they say.
Finishing touches being put on disaster pods
Hawke's Bay company EPOD's creations are designed to be operational for 20 years.
Cyclone emergency management staff resigned due to public ‘backlash’
The Bush report calls for improved resourcing and training across emergency management.
How Flaxmere came to be built, and the big ambitions council had for it
It would be a "modern, elite suburb, more desirable than Havelock", council said.