Teen killer walks free after murder conviction quashed, manslaughter admitted
Hanara was 14 when he knifed a homeless man, who died of his injuries at the scene.
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Court documents detail allegations that commercial deal involved "bribery" in China.
Free mock Tudor house in Hastings demolished
The house was previously offered to people free of charge.
Magpies work on defence in bid to roll North Harbour
Magpies "leaked" 30 points in each of two pre-NPC games. Now it's time for action.
Developer proposes housing for Awatoto sea front
The development would be along State Highway 51, at Awatoto.
‘Very disappointing’: Bay councils face $92m bill for cyclone home buyouts
The 50/50 cost-sharing model for buyouts will leave a big bill on local councils.
Exhibition features the beautiful huia
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Change in leadership at Dannevirke Gallery of History
A highlight of the last year for the gallery was the return of the stolen huia.
Handcrafted dolls feature pre-loved fabrics
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Five arrests after firearms, cash, drugs found at property
Gang members among those taken into custody following police searches in Wairoa.
Online registrations are open for the Hatuma Half Marathon
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Oxygen’s win breath of fresh air for Bay owner-breeder
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When Hastings got NZ’s first Woolworths supermarket
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Good Vibes on their way to Peak House
“I love that food has the ability to bring people together.”
Government further explains cyclone loan scheme
Cyclone Recovery Minister Grant Robertson apologises to primary producers.
State Highway 5 crash: Traffic flowing freely after vehicle goes into ditch
State Highway 5 was cleared around 10.30am.
KiwiSaver: No need to fix what isn’t broken
A bond as small as $800 could be worth $16,000 by retirement.
Growing market for feeder calves in Dannevirke
An unusual breed sparked interest at the feeder calf sales.
Orthopaedic theatre named in honour of senior veterinarian Stuart Badger
Dr Stuart Badger dedicated more than 30 years of his career to Vet Services.
'Get out of the mud and have a catch up' for farmers at Bogged in the Swamp event
Farmers invited to a free night out
Buyout details agreed for Category 3 homes in Hawke’s Bay
Cost-sharing agreement marks milestone in buyout process.
Breakdown highlights Hawke's Bay road network issues
Authorities calling for respect from motorists in bridge reopening.
Everything you need to know about constipation and gut health
Ahuriri Pharmacy warns an imbalance in the gut can lead to a wide range of symptoms.
One person in critical condition after vehicle hits fence in Hastings
Part of Pakowhai Rd is closed with diversions in place, people asked to avoid the area.
$100m pet-food factory reopens after floods
Ziwi's push to become one of region's biggest employers.
Napier Boys' High seek revenge in Hamilton
It's first XVs and representative rugby galore this weekend.
Paul Hunter Centre spreads its wings in new premises
"It was a real community effort and we can’t thank everyone enough."
Driver allegedly ‘tried to hide’ next to Napier pub prior to arrest
Five police cars were spotted in the car park next to pub.
Landmark Tongan exhibition four years in the making
Te Whare Toi o Heretaunga to host Landmark Tongan exhibition.
'Sexual deviancy': Serial groper Jason Trembath jailed again
His lawyer said Trembath was 'wound up' after playing tennis before his latest offending.
Napier Grey Power to hold candidates’ meeting
Grey Power Association is holding an all-candidates meeting for the Napier electorate.
Project staff recognised at National Awards for Women in Construction
The two women were finalists in each of two categories in the awards.