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Book review: The Wakes by Diane Yarwood
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Wakes by Diane Yarwood.
$2m in cyclone grants issued to Hawke’s Bay businesses
The Government has helped with $2 million in grants.
Local Focus: Dartmoor residents ready to reconnect
Construction of a temporary bridge is under way for cut-off Dartmoor residents.
'Totally unacceptable': Act, National call for Police Minister's resignation
Nash said judges need to 'read the room' about punishing offenders.
From the floodplain to the fire: Doug Bracewell declares himself fit for Black Caps test recall
Bracewell has declared himself fit and ready to add to his 27 test match appearances.
Wyn Drabble: A banging good guide for how to use a crutch properly
OPINION: Yes, you can smack it on a bench to get the attention of hospitality staff.
Deer farmers rally to help others hit by cyclone
"I’m hoping they’ll find their way home eventually.”
Farmer drives off cyclone-devastated farm to win Young Farmer of the Year competition
"Driving into town and seeing the damage made it tough to get into the right headspace."
Power restoration on target: Unison
Unison has restored power to tens of thousands of homes.
The creative juices of our teachers are gone
OPINION: Our teachers are so burnt out, their creative side is being stunted.
Woodville Lions get invited to ‘tea with the chopper’
Woodville Lions receive a tour and demonstrations of Grassroots Trust Rescue Helicopter.
Life in cut-off Tūtira: A month on, choppers are still a lifeline
Daily life has taken on a new look after Cyclone Gabrielle in the cut-off community.
Watch: The Hawke’s Bay surf lifeguards who rescued about 250 people at the height of the floods
“While it is a huge tragedy, it is a miracle the loss wasn’t much greater."
From cyclone recovery to a finish line victory for Hawke’s Bay runner
Well done Glen! An amazing achievement.
'Doing our job': Soldiers disobeyed orders to save lives during Cyclone Gabrielle
Defence Force praises soldiers' initiative and courage.
Central Hawke’s Bay photographer offers free photo session for flood victims
CHB photographer offers free photo session to those who lost family photos to floods.
Truck convoy makes historic trip from Taupō to Napier
About 30 trucks and trailers lined up on the Rangitāiki Plains for the 7am start.
Welsh tenor joins tour showcasing great musicals tunes
50 Golden Years of Musicals to visit 10 cities next month.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Interim recovery manager for Hawke’s Bay appointed
Keriana Brooking will be responsible for transitioning the region to longer-term recovery.
'We might be one month in but it's still raw': Tararua one month after Cyclone Gabrielle
It's been one month since Cyclone Gabrielle decimated the coastal Tararua community.
Major milestone for SH5 recovery with freight convoys under way
Cyclone Gabrielle devastated the route last month.
Festival favourite to play Small Hall sessions
Grace Cummings is a folk/blues musician who plays piano and guitar.
Opinion: Cyclone has left me admiring the people of our region
The most important thing in the world is people,
Parts of SH2 re-opened as Wairoa brought a step closer to reconnecting with Napier
Two crucial routes in the Wairoa area have now opened to traffic.
Brutal attack: Woman slashed, suffers fractured eye socket after using all the meth
The judge said it was a 'brutal attack involving extreme violence'.
A month ago, Hawke’s Bay needed rescuing - now we need answers
For the sake of residents who've lost everything, authorities need to show what happened.
One month on from Hawke's Bay's 'most significant' recorded weather event
Cleared silt on residential properties in Hastings will be collected and disposed of.
Air NZ extends flights between flood-hit Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne
The service has kept the two regions connected while State Highway 2 remains closed.
T-shirts a top idea for cyclone relief
Small local clothing brand a sell-out hit with special cyclone relief fundraiser T-shirts.
Teacher’s strike: The case for why it’s still important
Some schools are opting out, but a leader says strike is in children’s best interests.
Essential freight to start moving between Napier and Taupō on Tuesday
A month after Gabrielle, SH5 is still closed to the public, but a breakthrough is here.
The Kiwi teen with no golf course or clubs who’s won a US university golfing scholarship
Soon Zack Swanwick will have more free clubs than he knows what to do with.
The dam in the hills: Why was one Havelock North street so badly hit by flood?
Residents in Havelock North street still seeking answers about why flooding was so severe.