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Waka honours Hawke's Bay sporting identity
A new waka has been named after the late Pat 'Bobo' Benson.
CHB match against Ngāti Porou East Coast could become a regular feature
The team of young men representing Central Hawke’s Bay made a huge statement this season.
Leopard seal basks on Napier beach as August temperature record broken
However, a southerly change is well and truly on its way to chill the region.
Mt Munro wind farm project heads to court
The small community of Hastwell, near Eketahuna, is raising money for court costs.
'Definitely give it a shot' says student on leadership programme
Young leaders gain insights through the Aurora Foundation leadership programme.
'Pinnacle of my career' – Simon Walker on being a rowing umpire at the Olympic Games
Simon Walker is no stranger to the world of rowing.
'Bringing the community together in good times and bad' - Hall roofing project celebrated
Herbertville's community hall has seen a lot in its history.
'Good property in a good location': Dutch firm buys 60ha orchard; two more orchards hit market
Another overseas company has bought an apple orchard in Hawke's Bay amid industry changes.
Missed signals spark a frightening road incident - Linda Hall
OPINION: Wisdom about being a road user.
Love, tradition and craft: Discover the Norwegian brudekurv at the Norsewood Pioneer Museum
Norsewood museum has a Scandinavian take on a glory box.
'Unfortunate'. Constant vandalism forces removal of barbecue at popular camping spot
Woodvile Domain Board installed the barbecue four years ago.
Dannevirke student comes second in national speech competition
Lydia Black was one of 12 of the best aspiring young public speakers from throughout NZ.
'Stick to your knitting' - Submissions critical of Tararua District Council proposed bylaw
Some properties have been zoned urban, but they have small farming operations.
Crown manager to be paid $1100 per day to work on Wairoa flood fix
Two Hawke’s Bay councils will have to pay Govt appointee Lawrence Yule's wages.
Tui beaten in brave Farah Palmer Cup debut
It was a Tui happy hour, before Counties Manukau took the lead.
Shield Fever is all go - Southland gone, Northland next
A 31-17 win for the Magpies. Bring on Northland.
Hawke’s Bay expressway crash victim dies at Wellington Hospital
One person has died following the incident on State Highway 2 earlier this week.
Over the line: The man behind our most successful Olympics
The man in charge of New Zealand's team at the Olympics is back at work in Hawke's Bay.
Napier cruise season: The dates, the number of ships and what it means for shop owners
'Pre-Covid, cruise ships were a bit of a 'yeah-nah', whereas now we really welcome them.'
Canny View: What will the US election mean for your finances?
OPINION: Is the stock market doomed if the Democrats or Republicans take office?
'Hard not to think about': The Hawke's Bay golf course American architect never got to make
Famed course designer hopes he’ll be the person to come back and build it.
Historic Hawke's Bay: The origins of the Veronica Sunbay
Glass windows were originally used between the colonnades.
'It’s pretty validating': Fashion students' success at awards
Fashion students have excelled at the Hokonui Fashion Design Awards.
Lena Ormsby named as one of 25 'changemakers' by YWCA
The high-achieving ex-Karamu High School student is passionate about race relations.
'Person of interest': Arrest after four-hour police operation
'Police were in our backyard and front as well on the streets.'
Bay in a flap: Tui to play curtain-raiser for Magpies - huge crowd expected
The Tui open their 2024 NPC women's rugby campaign at McLean Park - Home of the Magpies.
Last but not least: Taradale RSA Concert Party hits the road
Keeping traditions alive, the Taradale RSA has the last performing Concert Party in NZ.
New record on the cards as warm weather approaches
Warm air could see Hawke's Bay break a 1973 weather record on Sunday.
Local man to take part in Cancer Society’s ‘Walk For Hope’ for the 11th year
From cancer survivor to Cancer Society hero fundraising machine.
'The fistula patients will break your hearts': Napier doctor's lifesaving legacy lives on
About 60,000 women were treated during the Hamlins' lifetime.
Future entrepreneurs: Young Enterprise students showcasing products at market
Young Enterprise students prepare to sell their innovative products and services.
Council’s new $73,000 parking warden car technology yet to issue a fine
'Systems issues' with new technology have given parkers pushing the boundaries a reprieve.