Making the grade: An ancient servant gifted to Gallery of History
An ancient grader restore to museum
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Dannevirke riders in Horse of the Year
Many local equestrians qualify for Horse of the Year event
Proud moment for Ngāti Kahungunu as hosts of Dannevirke kapa haka competition
It’s the first time the event has been held in Dannevirke.
Wyn Drabble: Exposed to the elements after Madam Dog drags me downhill
“It’s not such a dog’s life with a dog in life to love.”
The problem with call centres when you’re deaf
There must be a better way for a deaf person to talk to a call centre.
Arrests after Hawke’s Bay police patrol car rammed by stolen vehicle
Three people were arrested after a stolen vehicle rammed a police car.
'Overwhelming': Havelock North mum’s impressive rise in ultramarathon scene
Mother claims her biggest ultramarathon result yet.
'Big coup for Napier': New Zealand's premier triathlon gears up for Hawke's Bay debut
Some of the world's best triathletes will be on show.
Plans to mark 80th anniversary of Polish children coming to New Zealand
And other news in brief from around the Tararua District.
Tararua School of Dance showcases talent
More than 100 students performed in a number of dance styles.
'The happiness of meeting again': Dannevirke High School reunion set to reunite old friends
Dannevirke High School alumni to descend for reunion.
'He put his whole heart into most things Māori': Respected Hawke's Bay artist Phil Belcher remembered
Phil Belcher is being remembered as a man of great skill and mana.
‘A bit aggressive’: Fed-up Pakowhai Rd residents discussed creating roadblock
You might have seen the protest signs. What you might not know is the original intent.
'This one feels very targeted': Ransacking of golf club still recovering from cyclone
'We have had break-ins before, but nothing to the extent of this one.'
'Unwavering dedication': Cyclone volunteers finalists for Community of the Year
Were you one of the thousands who helped out during Cyclone Gabrielle?
'It’s the history of Hawke’s Bay': Knowledge Bank faces stormy financial forecast
Two Knowledge Bank board members have resigned amid financial concerns.
Dark comedy comes to life at Waipukurau Little Theatre
The play explores the true story of Bessie Mundy, Alice Burnham and Margaret Lofty.
'Threatening': German visitors' motorbike stolen and paraded in front of them
A father and son on a dream motorbike trip were left shaken after the ordeal.
'We’re not bothering anyone': Napier council removes homeless tents on Marine Parade
Council says Marine Parade 'not suitable environment' for homeless in tents.
Hawke’s Bay artists in the running for $25,000 in prize pool money
30 sculptors announced as finalists for the prestigious RT Nelson Awards For Sculpture.
Building supplies stolen around Central Hawke's Bay
Central Hawke’s Bay Police are looking for information about recent thefts.
CHB Mayor Alex Walker: 'This is one of the toughest things I've ever had to do'
The current position puts the rates increase around a 24 per cent average.
Councillor stands by decision to not offer Māhia railbike business rates remission
One councillor says the business “needs to stand on its own”.
Musician doing the Hard Yard to get to Wellington on foot
Starting at Puketapu, the minstrel’s journey will take him through small venues and bars.
Work to create a safer, better-connected Waipawa main street begins
The project is substantially funded by NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi.
Cyclone-hit homeowners won't have to pay demolition costs
Hastings council's plan would have cost some homeowners about $25,000.
'Drying out rapidly': Hawke's Bay and Tararua fire restrictions in place as temperatures soar
“Rapidly" drying region has some unique firefighting challenges after the cyclone.
Court fight over: Multimillion-dollar film studio in Hawke's Bay given the go-ahead
A film studio's backers were preparing to walk away, but mediation proved successful.
Art Deco late show at Napier Soundshell
The Art Deco crowd stayed on late to enjoy music and dancing at the Sound Shell, Napier. Video / Warren Buckland
Blowhard Bush: Hawke’s Bay clay creation puts conservation and a cave-dwelling Māori family in the spotlight
The reserve is shrouded in mystery and secrets but is also a beacon for conservation.
'You've always got company': Out and about with a canine partner
Military working dogs fulfil a number of functions.
Dolly the Warhorse statue aimed for unveiling in 2026
The fundraising goes on for Dolly the Warhorse.
Biggest annual event in Pahīatua expected to attract 150 competitors
Competitors are expected from New Zealand, Australia and as far as Scotland.