Ocean swell breaches Napier sea wall built after Cyclone Gabrielle
Hawke's Bay Airport rainfall was 200mm this month, 1000mm this year.
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Providing a pathway: The Napier garage with a boxing academy out the back
'If you want to lift yourself up, lift someone else up' are the words Dean Moss lives by.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Two Hawke’s Bay locations given green light by council to rebuild
Downgrade due to stopbank breach repairs will be welcome news for homeowners, council says
Warm up the winter in the Napier CBD with Easy Eats
Napier CBD Easy Eats 2023 warming up the streets with special Winter Warmers meals.
Pinball Wizard: An evening with the Hawke’s Bay wunderkid of pins
Take a leaf out of the Dippers' book: Ditch the phones and pick up the pins.
Waipawa River Bridge closed
The abutment of a bridge on the Tikokino side of SH50 was washed out during recent bad weather.
Matariki is spiritual, as a time to remember those who have passed
Ceremonies include remembering those who passed since the last Matariki.
Waipawa River Bridge structurally sound for repairs after huge washout
Damaged end of Waipawa River Bridge will be restored after it was knocked out by flood.
Allied Petroleum takes over Waipukurau's Cook St fuel stop
There is some work to do before the fuel station re-opens to the public.
Cyclone Gabrielle land categorisation engagement hui have begun
Provisional data is now assured following an independent review process.
Hawke's Bay's Pinball Wizard
Hawke's Bay Today reporter Mitchell Hageman chats to Tyler Dipper to flex his own supple wrists.
HB Cultural Festival organisers blown away with the aroha and response to the event
More than 1000 people attended the 2023 HB Cultural Festival at Toitoi over the weekend.
'Connector' team engaged to help navigate zoning concerns in Hastings
The new dedicated response team will help navigate council and government processes.
Hawke’s Bay whānau still displaced after cyclone
Hawke's Bay whānau are still living on a marae almost five months after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Labour names former East Coast Rugby CEO as Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidate
Cushla Tangaere-Manuel will go up against Meka Whaitiri.
Megan Banks: What really goes on in your kid’s classroom?
Fraught times in parent-teacher interviews.
Nearly $2000 raised to help save the Australasian bittern
School raises nearly $2000 for the critically endangered Australasian bittern.
Dannevirke clubs helping each other in challenging times
Cottage Quilters showed their appreciation to Lions club with a morning tea.
'My door is always open': Iwi chairman invites Julian Batchelor to public co-governance discussion
"When you come to Ngāti Kahungunu, come in through the waharoa, the front gate."
John Lawrence pottery gifted to Gallery of History
Work from a Dannevirke potter is now on display.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Hawke's Bay Civil Defence response review could take until December
Terms of reference have been agreed for a review into the Bay's cyclone response.
Man's $68k black market crayfish rort: 'I'd like to apologise to all my people'
John Nohotima falsely applied for customary permits to take thousands of koura from sea.
A load off their minds: Cyclone victim laundry group still running
The HB Cyclone Laundry Network wants more people to continue supporting families.
‘Understandably shaken’: Person parked on side of Napier road assaulted
Police are appealing for information after attack by person unknown to victim.
Rain relief: ‘It’ll be some of the best weather Hawke’s Bay can get’, MetService says
After a prolonged wet period, expect speckles of rain before the sun comes out again.
Hockey: Central teams meet tough opponents
Head down to Centralines Turf in Waipukurau at 1pm Saturday to support Central men’s team.
Pahiatua local wins at the World Summer Games
Pahiatua's Jamie Davidson on winning two medals at the World Summer Games in Berlin. Video / Supplied
Lotto Powerball Second Division winning ticket sold in Havelock North
The winning Powerball Second Division ticket was sold at Paper Plus Select Havelock North.
Is your family trust still relevant?
Managing a trust requires a certain level of compliance.
Digital double: Hawke’s Bay man caught out by identity fraud
Aaron Bryan's holiday was ruined as a result of the complex scam.
Rotary Club of Ahuriri bid citrus drive farewell
Long-standing Rotary citrus drive comes to an end after almost 50 years.
Local Focus: Big rates hike for Hawke’s Bay residents
With inflation and recovery bills going up, rates rises are happening around the region.
Hawke's Bay and Manawatū rugby trials entertain crowd
The cold weather provided a good test for rugby trials.
There are benefits to living in a retirement village
Living in a retirement village means you can do as much or as little as you want.