Missions were not always about military support
A Dannevirke Air Force mechanic visited many countries.
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Plugging the gaps on Hawke's Bay's cyclone-damaged Redclyffe Bridge
The Redclyffe Bridge remains open as cracks are being sealed in the old structure.
New life members for CHB Winemakers and Brewers Club
New members always welcome at CHB Winemakers and Brewers Club.
Hawke’s Bay’s rain warning over, but more showers on region’s radar
Rainfall has left Hawke's Bay sodden, and there is more to come.
Fireworks shot at police as 200 vehicles stopped at Hawke’s Bay street racing event
Dozens of infringements were handed out, nine cars impounded, and some arrested.
Plan for SH2 to be raised at Whirinaki means journey home can begin for some residents
Residents who have fought for their future are now 'walking on air'.
Kiwi townhouse rental owner wins apology from global accommodation giant
A $182b online booking service says sorry after payment problems.
In pictures: Muddy madness in Central Hawke’s Bay; fresh and clean hip-hop in Hastings
Slick dance moves and slippery slopes combined this weekend.
In darkness, avoiding a sting, a million bees cross the Hawke's Bay border
This was what beekeepers had been desperate for after the cyclone flooded many hives.
Heavy rain warning for ranges of Hawke's Bay
Heavy rain is expected to fall over 24 hours, with 150mm in the ranges.
Scripted by Hollywood: Doris Day found love with man who conducted her husband's funeral
The one-sentence description of David and Doris Day's marriage always turns heads.
Flash Planet? Revamped Hastings icon Splash Planet to open on Monday
A fair bit of water will greet guests of Splash Planet on Monday.
'Intolerable risk to life': Behind the scenes of the office buying $110m of cyclone-smashed homes
140 homeowners in Hawke's Bay are meeting the teams that will buy their flooded homes.
Missing worker found dead at bottom of bank after police search forestry block
A man working on a forestry block near Dannevirke did not return home from work.
Revealed: Kayaking star’s bold gamble to make 2024 Olympics
Aimee Fisher will have one shot next February and success could be career-defining.
It's all coming up roses for Emilie
Pom Pom Florals has opened in Heretaunga Street East.
Historic HB: Boats left high and dry after 1931 earthquake
Not only were boats stranded, but fish were trapped in large pools of seawater.
Innovation figured out at the Figgery
'Caleb takes one day a week to think. He designs, tests and comes up with new ideas.'
Thinking of getting a pet for Christmas? Do your homework
Pets might seem like a great Christmas gift, but there's a lot to think about.
Landlord who ran unlawful property slams tenant who filmed leaks
Water drips onto sockets, seeps through floor. Scott Healey decides enough's enough.
Topline Contracting began in the back of car. It's now the best business in Hawke's Bay
Topline Contracting blows away the judges to win the supreme Hawke's Bay business awards.
Jurors weep as teen found guilty of murdering camper for his car
The teen was on a programme for at-risk youth when he fatally stabbed Adrian Humphreys.
No shock: Power Consumers Trust votes to retain electricity shares
The trust weighed retaining all of the shares, disposing of some, or the lot.
Young fighters on the journey to attain ringcraft
Harvey Madden and Renee Doole are progressing well through boxing's amateur ranks.
Preparing for busy summer
Our retail space is stocked to the brim with great options for Christmas gifts
Letters to the Editor: Israel, Gaza conflict coverage
Readers have their say on war and supermarket promotions.
Tribute from a grieving community: Flaxmere's call to rename a park after homicide victim
Three parks in Flaxmere have the same name - could one be a tribute to Darcy Strickland?
Revealed: The best business in Napier's CBD is a bar and eatery
Judges labelled the venue "the total package".
Council weighs subdivision rule change to help cyclone-hit homeowners
Council exploring options for people to live in existing community.
Ex-minister Stuart Nash ready for another project as Hawke’s Bay home hits the market
The ex-minister is selling up, but insists he's not leaving Hawke's Bay any time soon.
Review: Comedy based on true story
Making his Little Theatre debut is director Steve Driver
Patience bears fruit: Couple reopen cyclone-hit produce business
Springfield fruit and vege shop in rural Hastings is back in business.
Bary stable savours change of fortune with double success
A roundup of the week's racing.