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Museum curios: Pahīatua Museum’s mystery piece
What are the stories behind some objects in our museums?
Roaring success for groups’ Musical Fling
It was a fun day, low-key, no pressure, and enjoyed by all.
Two win Lotto second division from Napier supermarket tickets
Two lucky Lotto players from Napier have won $17,635.
Mike Butterick: Some light at the end of the tunnel
OPINION: The Government's plan to manage inflation and build the economy is working.
'Doesn’t change who I am': League legend Kevin Tamati's dementia fight
'Many of my peers don’t know about my dementia diagnosis; there’s still a lot of stigma.'
Couple offer council nearly $40,000 to save beloved community pool
Monique and Richard Bradshaw want kids to have fun at an outdoor pool this summer.
'Amazing result': Annual Hawke's Bay charity auction raises $90k
The 18th annual Property Brokers Charity Auction draws crowd of 350.
Artist hopes to make a splash with upcoming exhibition
Deborah Illingworth will be exhibiting her work at the Crown Lynn gallery.
Polish refugee children: When they called Pahīatua home
The story of the Polish children is well-known in Pahīatua, but not so much elsewhere.
Dannevirke librarian looking forward to relaxed pace post-retirement
Nikki Price is retiring after 23 years of working at Dannevirke Library.
Eketāhuna windfarm proposal awaiting Environment Court decision
Residents have been battling Meridian Energy over the wind farm proposed for Mt Munro.
Damaged section of SH2 won't have two lanes for 14 months
The 'Devil's Elbow' has 15 major construction sites along it after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Napier Council gets city ready for big 150 birthday bash
Napier City Council busy as they gear up for 150 year celebration.
Memory walk: 'I'm walking for my dad'
Barbie Knox knows a thing or two about caring for people diagnosed with dementia.
Little lines company that could: Business with seven staff takes on industry giants
'It is a really good experience, you learn some really good skills.'
What you need to know about HDC's adoption of the 2023/24 annual report
Hasting Mayor speaks ahead of the 2023/24 annual report adoption later this month.
Hawke’s Bay's main museum collection skyrockets in value to $43m
It is a big jump from $31m a year prior – an increase of over $12m.
Napier grandmother tackles 14.5km walk for brave grandson
'It affects everybody': Grandmother inspired to walk by grandson's cancer journey.
Controversial call and finishing cost Napier City Rovers top spot
Watch: Match officials called 'really poor' - penalty not given after striker cut down.
Waipawa's Spring Festival attracts hundreds
Organisers celebrate 'relaxed and happy' Duck Day.
Four shearing plants stolen from CHB woolshed
Police are encouraging farmers to lock up all sheds - including woolsheds.
Bay Batucada only New Zealand drumming group to take part in ‘Drum for Health’
Bay Batucada takes part in global 'Drum for Health' campaign.
The cat's out of the bag: Beloved NZ band to deliver rare free concert
The supergroup are returning to Hawke's Bay to celebrate Napier's 150th anniversary.
Hastings race days called off for immediate future, track to be reconstructed
HB Racing chair says closure is essential for the long-term future of racing in region.
Container truck rolls on highway north of Napier
Emergency services were called to the highway near Putorino about 8.10am.
'Could throw us some curve balls': Council's refurbishment of former office building begins
Dismantling of the Council's former office building on Station Street begins tomorrow.
Weekend of events for Ōtāne's 150th anniversary
The first sales of Kaikora township sections were on March 26, 1874.
'Really bothersome': Risk of whooping cough outbreak high in Hawke's Bay
September had the highest cases of whooping cough nationally since 2017.
Inspiring Hawke’s Bay man who walked up his favourite hill every day dies aged 105
Move it or lose it: Trevor Page's attitude wowed his community and the nation.
Aurora lights delight family during coastal getaway in Ākitio
A trip to the family bach turned out to be an experience unlike any other they had seen.
Keep it steady: Best digger operators compete in Hastings
Move aside surgeons. Digger operators have wowed a Hastings crowd with their steady skill.
Modern tractors have improved technology
Looking into a cab of a tractor today is almost looking at a control panel of a plane.