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Over three months, National's health spokesman shadowed medics across the country.
What scientists just discovered about NZ’s big-risk Hikurangi Subduction Zone
Study sheds fresh light on what makes mysterious 'slow' quakes at NZ's monster fault zone.
Ngatai leads Hawks into semifinals
Jordan Ngatai nailed eight three-pointers in Taradale, to keep their season alive.
Auckland stunned as 'gutsy' Tui upset the Farah Palmer Cup apple cart
Success in the premiership? Suddenly it's not an impossibility for the Tui.
Councillor disappointed with Heretaunga Hastings rebrand
Hastings' new brand, “Heretaunga Hastings” covers both the council and the district.
Astonishing find: Hillside’s collapse reveals pre-18th century bones - 'they're our tīpuna'
Tara Hanara waded through flooded whenua she never knew existed, recovering her ancestors.
Omahu pre-colonial bones laid to rest
Bones washed up during Cyclone Gabrielle were laid to rest in a moving ceremony in Ōmahu. Hawke's Bay Today Editor Chris Hyde reports.
Hohepa Mei Tatere OMS: Much-loved and honoured member of the Tararua community
Hohepa Mei Tatere received the Order of Meritorious Service.
'Like we were inventing Christmas': 25,000 watch Bay's Matariki spectacle
All of the Napier-Hastings coast alight - it sounded like a nightmare but it was a dream.
Texans pip Taradale at McLean Park
Napier Technical Old Boys edged out Taradale 36-34 in the Hawke's Bay Rugby Premier final at McLean Park in Napier.
Maddison Trophy epic as Tech score try in 82nd minute to beat Taradale
Reserve prop's incredible solo effort had Taradale in the box seat until the final second.
Māori games play their part in saving culture
Ancient games are used to promote Māori culture.
Youth award needs more nominations
The Wackrow award is held annually to recognise the work of youth in the community.
He was a gambling addict at 8. One moment turned his life around
Sonny Kotuhi went to prison because of his addiction; now he goes back to help others.
Telling the story of the Manawatū River
The origins of the river as told by Rangitane.
Water storage stoush: Climate extremes call for urgent solution, says WHHB shareholder
A man wanting to build water storage says a lack of urgency could mean a bleak future.
Tui ready for battle as Auckland storm into Hastings
The burst tyre that nearly derailed their warm-up symbolised the Tui's tricky offseason.
Hawke’s Bay a celebration of light and fire for Matariki long weekend
Fire in Civic Square, fire on the coast, plus light shows galore - Matariki is heating up.
SplashSave programme teaching water survival skills
A travelling programme teaches water survival skills,
Police called to Ocean Spa in Napier over gang exchange
Reports to police said one person was wielding a crowbar.
Stellar response to Matariki Light Show
Over the long weekend the museum has plenty to offer.
Chance to help Look Good Feel Good
Feeling better is what participants talk about for a long time
They bought a dilapidated building and created one of NZ’s rising B&Bs
'It’s the best decision we have made. We have absolutely no regrets.'
New ambulance for Napier can treat up to 50 people
It has bulk equipment, stretchers, an inflatable rescue shelter, lighting, and a generator
Pensioner fights Foodstuffs over milk bottle handle removal: 'Not the only one'
Foodstuffs says it's better for the environment. Arthritis NZ is in June Clark's corner.
Nick Stewart: Don’t let tax creep get you down
OPINION: Bracket creep is bad news for the economy.
Vaughn Davis: ‘Doing something’ a big step on the road to recovery
OPINION: Business resilience? Napier invented it.
Council anger after repaired stopbank damaged by 4WDs
'We have spent millions of dollars to reinstate them after Cyclone Gabrielle.'
Livestock firms are starting their feeder calf sales
Early start to feeder calf season in difficult conditions
Council email mistake shifts 10 landowners into cyclone red zone
Hastings council told Pākōwhai residents their land category had changed. It had not.
Napier War Memorial site nears completion after extensive renovations
After extensive renovations and plans, Napier will finally have an updated War Memorial.
New milk bottle concerns Napier resident
June Clark explains to Hawke's Bay Today reporter Mitchell Hageman why the new plastic one litre milk bottle is causing her grief. Video / Warren Buckland