Father and son grocers help local communities through Cyclone Gabrielle
Father and son grocer duo who had a crazy experience during Cyclone Gabrielle.
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Eketāhuna Powerco meeting solutions-focused
Locals came along to a meeting with Powerco.
New fire truck crashes on delivery trip to Bay of Plenty station
A brand new fire water pump truck rolled and crashed in the Waikato this morning.
Displaced Black Power family rehomed in Mongrel Mob territory post-cyclone
Her Black Power family was put right in the middle of Mongrel Mob territory.
Dannevirke Ross Shield team shows promise
Dannevirke's Ross Shield side romps over ill-prepared opposition.
REAP invites community to speak up
Elaine describes the role of REAP as being a balancing act.
Rugby: Magpies in third place half-way into the 14-team, 10-rounds competition
Hawke's Bay's NPC team now head north for a match in Whangārei.
CAN warming up for summer
CAN we have been getting busier with visitors and are looking forward to a great summer.
After 136 years, school shuts down after last two pupils leave
Rural primary school a victim of cost of living pressures, principal says.
Returns reveal Horizons councillors' financial interests
Horizons councillors are required to state their property and financial interests.
Ruru rescued and poacher caught during Hawke's Bay police operation
Police caught one unlawful hunter and rescued a ruru during a poaching operation.
‘Heart sank’: Police make arrest amid rise in fake cash in Hawke’s Bay
Small business owners hit by a concerning rise in counterfeit cash.
Traffic congestion expected at tangi for gang man who died in Hastings
Death of man in Raureka at the weekend referred to coroner.
Football: Rovers out to seize the moment ahead of crucial showdown
Napier City Rovers remain in a three-way battle for remaining two National League spots.
Wairoa, Māhia and Mōhaka not part of whitebait rāhui
DoC recommends fishing north of Esk or south of Cape Turnagain.
Book review: To the Ice is a tale of imagination and adventure
To the Ice follows three children on a thrilling polar expedition.
Central Hawke’s Bay Spring Fling Festival kicks off this Saturday
The Central Hawke’s Bay Spring Market will be at Russell Park in Waipukurau from 10am.
New era at the Hawke’s Bay Show
Almost by fate, horticulture takes its place at the show this year.
'The least I can do.' Te Radar takes time out to entertain Pongaroa
Pongaroa Hall was filled to capacity at a bingo night.
Refugees from war-torn Europe stayed at Pahiatua camp
It’s hoped to hold an exhibition in Pahīatua in 2025.
Blue supermoon: Clear skies expected for spectacle in Hawke’s Bay
Hawke's Bay stargazers are in for a pretty clear night.
CHB A&P Show stalwart recognised for 60 years' service
John Kyle has recently stepped down as treasurer of the CHB A&P Association.
The afternoon that Taradale High became NZ's best golfing school
Top young man, top young woman, and the overall title - the incredible rise of Taradale.
Local elections: First past the post - or single transferable voting?
It's how we've voted for our councils for years. Should it change ?
Linda Hall: The best $5m the Government’s given out this term
Opinion: I finally had the opportunity to go back to the mountain, and what an experience!
Council appeals over Ngāruroro dam clarification
Could a Water Conservation Order disrupt plans to build a dam on a Ngāruroro tributary?
Have a laugh at this year’s arts festival
Comedy is the crowd favourite at the Hawke’s Bay Arts Festival.
Wellington bands to rock Napier
'We’re thrilled to be returning to the Paisley Stage.'
Magical concert celebrates opera
The Magic Flute in Concert is a special fundraising concert to support Festival Opera.
‘Starting to recalibrate:’ House prices turning in Hawke’s Bay
Shortage of stock after Gabrielle helps to drive prices up.