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Stoush over who pays for millions in emergency measures after cyclone
Hawke’s Bay Regional Council is struggling to get reimbursement for some costs from NEMA.
Four youths arrested, dairy looking at security options after break-in
Well-known dairy The Milk Bar was burgled overnight.
'That’s tūrangawaewae’: Hawke’s Bay a special place for Bic Runga
The songstress supreme is making Hastings her first tour stop.
Maybe the fourth time is a charm: HB Brick Show makes its big comeback
Hawke’s Bay is set to host 73 exhibitors from throughout the lower North Island.
HB age group swim success leads to national squad selection
A young swimmer has set two new regional records and booked a Youth Commonwealths berth.
Road from Napier to Wairoa to reopen 24 hours a day
Guardrails, reflective cat eyes, safety poles and additional cones will make road safe.
Surprise over decision not to fund flood prevention plan
The Government hasn't backed plans to help fund 92 urgent flood protection projects.
Victims 'bundled into car' during Napier assault
Napier police are urging witnesses of the crime to come forward.
Highland dancers to pack out Municipal Theatre
Dozens of dancers aged from four years to 17 and over will take to the stage.
Hockey: Big losses for Central Premier sides
The Central Reserves sides fared better.
Two entertaining one-act farces with characters you'll know all too well
The Waipukurau Little Theatre's latest production is deftly directed by Rob Blamires.
CHB trampolinist competes successfully at Australian Trampoline Nationals
It had been a mission for Lachie to finally to get to the Australian Nationals.
Jailed poker champ and meth dealer loses last hand in bid for earlier parole
Shane Thompson, also known as Tamihana, is not eligible for parole until November 2024.
Mystery over metal divider on Napier park bench
The divider has presented more questions than answers.
Cyclone brings to light benefits of electric seagliders
Could seagliders be the solution to transport challenges after Cyclone Gabrielle?
‘Incredibly disappointed’: Call for on-the-spot fines for pitch invaders
'Police don’t have ability to issue an infringement on the spot. I don’t understand why.'
‘Red-zone’ residents get confirmation this week
The long-awaited 'red-zones' after Cyclone Gabrielle are set to be announced.
Hawke’s Bay Regional councillor calls for Civil Defence Joint Committee to resign
Neil Kirton says Hawke's Bay Civil Defence has 'lost its social licence'.
MP believes racing industry could benefit from breeding
List MP David Bennett talked to Dannevirke's National supporters about racing.
Central Hawke's Bay sports results
The Waipukurau Golf Club has played the second round of the Divers Cup.
'Suddenly and unfairly taken': Tragedy as 23yo dies of meningococcal disease
"The tragedy of losing a young life like this."
Deputy PM's new Hawke's Bay Hospital quote creates confusion
The mixed messages continue about hospital development in Hawke's Bay.
$10,000 grants fund for Tukituki River groups
Tukituki Land Care was launched to work with sub-catchment groups of the Tukituki River.
100-year-old WWII veteran recalls 1931 earthquake
Kiwi WWII veteran Oliver Candy still remembers the 1931 Napier earthquake.
Favourites are to the fore at the CHB Concert Choir’s 21st Birthday Concert
Choral pieces have been selected from the 374 titles in the choir’s library.
Why container gardening could be for you
OPINION: How to make your small apartment or small garden vibrant and interesting.
Two people dead, one critically injured after crash near Taupō
Police were called to the crash just before 6pm on Sunday.
Chrystal sparkles in Hawke's Bay double at dogs champs
A national champion after being cut off by a cyclone? This one 'tastes pretty sweet'.
Person critically hurt after serious crash near Taupō
People travelling on SH5 should expect delays.
'NRL can’t let more games go there': Paul Gallen slams Warriors pitch invaders in Napier
The man in charge of bringing major events there wants police to be more heavy-handed.
Risking it all for kaimoana: Māori men putting lives on line in the water as cost of living rises
“Your whānau would rather have you there without that kaimoana, than you not there."
Road success again as Hawks claw way back in southern raid
The Hawks have five wins this season, and they have all been away from home.