'Sexual deviancy': Serial groper Jason Trembath jailed again
His lawyer said Trembath was 'wound up' after playing tennis before his latest offending.
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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.
13 might just be a lucky number for Napier SPCA
13 felines adopted in one night almost set a record at Napier SPCA.
Napier-Taihape Rd: Snow closes Hawke’s Bay hill pass road
Snow has caused the road between Taihape and Napier to close.
CAN is displaying new artists throughout August
CAN's spaces are ever-changing as new exhibitions are moving in and out.
Broken-down truck causes traffic frustrations on Hawke’s Bay Expressway
A Broken-down truck caused traffic chaos for morning commuters.
Rubylicious Cakes is up for the Outstanding Cake Artist Award
Rubylicious Cakes is a finalist at the Wedding Industry Awards NZ this month.
Dannevirke women create cancer support group
A small group has developed to support women with cancer and cancer survivors.
The All Blacks are coming: Rugby World Cup squad to be named in Hawke’s Bay next week
Ian Foster felt the ABs couldn’t head to France without paying some respects to region.
An amazing tale of a Librarian's memories
Check out the latest Wadini Book review of The Librarianist by Patrick deWitt.
Hockey: NZ Trellis Central Reserve Men reach top of Division 3
Six minutes from fulltime, half the turf lights went out.
Do supermarkets need loos? Customer's frustration after vandalism closes Pak'nSave toilets
Andrew McDonald says public toilets should be compulsory at supermarkets.
Cyclone Gabrielle: $120m committed to Napier-Wairoa roadworks
The investment is in 'immediate works' stemming from cyclone damage.
Esk Valley couple waiting for insurance payout
Cyclone Gabrielle flooded the Esk Valley home of Mackenzie Wiig and fiancé Michaela Tait. They are living in limbo as they wait to see what sort of pay out they will receive. Video / Warren Buckland
Napier CBD shake up: Te Whatu Ora to move offices into large vacant building's redevelopment
The move could free up space for more health services in Napier and Hastings.
Wyn Drabble: Citrus fruit and lager do not belong together
If the barman theory is correct, I might start my own trend.
Horizons seeks public’s help to connect transport dots
You are invited to mark the trips you make on an interactive map.
Callum's hobby in glass etching creates unique artworks
Callum McNiel failed School C art because he didn't like abstracts.
‘Inspiring’ journey: How parents’ escape from war-ravaged country fires up footballer
Footballer's parents escaped war-torn Yugoslavia - now he's impressing in NZ
Four floral artists from Dannevirke excel
Next month the group’s Showbench is Topiary Trees.
Pōrangahau plantings repair cyclone damage
Funding came from the Ministry for the Environment Freshwater Improvement Fund.
Delays and closure on notorious State Highway 5 stretch after strong wind blows over truck’s empty trailer
It's not the first time this has happened at Windy Gap.
'Hard-working people in fear of their lives': Youth gang burglars jailed
Zac Edmonds and Quest Outlawz Williams, AKA Nepe, have been jailed.
Shaneos Bake House wins bronze award for mince and gravy pie
A mince and gravy pie produced at a Hastings bakery is recognised nationally.
Insurer loses multi-million dollar legal stoush over leaky building clause in policy
Napier City Council will go back to High Court in pursuit of $4.4 million.
140 people registered with award-wining Hastings homeless hub
Hastings Council's collaboration with Hastings Church homeless hub wins SuperCollab.
Rail transport between Napier and Hastings a possibility next month as temporary fix takes shape
Work is under way on the bridge at Waitangi, and it could open to trains next month.
Community meeting before Redclyffe Bridge reopening decision
It's almost six months since Cyclone Gabrielle blasted apart the Redlyffe Bridge.
‘It is challenging’: Hawke’s Bay and Wairoa hospitals facing nurse strike, call for volunteers
Plans for a strike involve the 'majority' of nurses at Hawke's Bay and Wairoa hospitals.