Ex-gang member who bashed rival avoids jail after rehab stint
'You are a different man now than you were then,' the judge told a man who bashed a rival.
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Returning Waiohiki to an arterial route ‘not an option’
Gabrielle presents opportunity to challenge Redclyffe Bridge repair.
Mystery solved: What's eating hot-water cylinders - and how it can be stopped
The report is out - why Hastings hot-water cylinders are failing at alarmingly high rates.
Hastings founder Hicks regretted 'blot on the town'
Opinion: Francis Hicks left town for 36 years. When he returned, one part dismayed him.
Cul-de-sac call: Traffic from bridge rebuild shouldn't be foisted on Waiohiki, resident says
Waiohiki “never consciously designed” as the arterial route it became, Denis O'Reilly says
NZ's secret history: 'Havelock North is the occult capital of the world'
Author Andrew Paul Wood reveals the unsuspected history of New Zealand.
Schoolkids have a swing at week-long hockey tournament
The Big Save Furniture Festival brings hockey teams from across the NI to Napier.
Celtic star ready to for her Napier Chance
'If you take things for granted, that really snaps you back into reality.'
Waipawa M&D show brings flood relief - in funds and fun
We wanted our mayor to be where she was needed most.
No charity fund available for hard done by swaggers
While working at Tahoraiti Station, Jim sketched several pictures depicting swag men
Chopper paramedic recalls Esk Valley devastation
Steve Lynch was winched from a helicopter down to the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle.
Pack the park call for footy fans
Napier City Council hopes for 5000 spectators to bring back McLean Park's mojo.
Funding wrangle puts flood-hit homes in limbo
Fears the future of properties depends on size of cash-strapped councils' bank accounts.
Shakespeare Rd tragedy: Manslaughter charge over fatal crash of car with nine inside
Mithias Oshae Te Pou allegedly crashed a car with nine people in it.
Hastings 150th anniversary celebrations likely held under dark skies
Rain for Hastings' birthday.
Canny View: Protect against volatility by diversifying
OPINION: The movement of markets cannot be predicted by man or machine.
Amazing generosity from Dannevirke locals for Cyclone Gabrielle relief
A group from Dannevirke sends 200 meals to Napier every Thursday.
'Can't control it': The worrying trend among Kiwi kids that has experts alarmed
Children in the study wore body cams to track their television, online and games use.
One dead after crash on Hawke’s Bay Expressway near Waiohiki
Police were called to the crash at the roundabout with SH2 and SH50, Links Rd.
'Unsubstantiated cultural beliefs': Christian couple fights declaration of sacred Māori land
Landowner says Māori traditions run contrary to 'divinely inspired' Bible.
Police cordon in place after 'unexplained' death in Māhia
A helicopter, ambulances, fire engines and police were called to a Kaiwaitau Rd property.
Upper Tukituki Catchment Group to host community meeting
Residents and landowners can find out about the Fire and Emergency and Civil Defence plan.
Obituary: Ailsa Allen advocated for women's empowerment
Ailsa Allen, who died at 78, was born in Dannevirke and lived for years in Hawke's Bay.
Surgery in America could allow six year old with cerebral palsy to walk freely
Rocco Green needs surgery available only in the US.
Waipukurau wastewater overflow after electrical fault
'Any overflow is disappointing' - CHB District Council CEO Doug Tate.
Rally cancellation means Hawke’s Bay has to wait for SVG
Driver who won US Nascar race on debut has raced in Hawke's Bay twice in the last year.
Opinion: Farmers need to be adaptable and flexible
There are many things that can impact farming operations, writes Sally Dryland.
Pongaroa children get their own workbench
The community collaborated to work on a project for Pongaroa children.
Exciting month of art exhibitions for Creative Arts Napier
CAN is perfectly placed for shoppers to pop in and have a look.
'No way lives are going to be safe': Rebuild green light worries cyclone-hit residents
Dave and Jen Yule have been told they can rebuild, but they don't want to return.
Government walks back suggestion of 7% interest on loans for cyclone-hit growers
A Government official provided a meeting of growers with incorrect information.