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A town reeling: The community fighting to turn around flood-stricken Wairoa
Flooding, climate change and gradual decline in primary industry are hitting Wairoa.
'Kill them too': Pregnant woman rescues toddler during gang brawl after rugby game
Police said no arrests have been made and inquiries are ongoing.
'One last time': Sublime with Rome to play in NZ on final tour
Sublime with Rome cannot wait to come Downunder and play.
CHB beaches under watch after poaching
Anyone with information can ring the police non-emergency line on 105.
Draw not enough for Northern Whanganui to lift CHB's hold on Bebbington Shield
CHB Rugby sub-union plays Heartland championship union Ngati Porou East Coast on Saturday.
Golf results for CHB
Send your sports results to editorial@chbmail.co.nz for publication in the CHB Mail.
Hastings gallery investing in creation of new artwork
The gallery's support has enabled the artists to focus more energy on their practices.
Hawke’s Bay’s Civil Defence group controller resigns
An independent review found civil defence failed in its response to Cyclone Gabrielle.
'Wintery feel': Cold snap set to hit Hawke's Bay after balmy weekend
Higher-than-average temperatures turn to rain for most of the rest of the working week.
Finals hopes gone for Hawke's Bay schools in Super 8 rugby
The Super 8 hopes may have gone, but there's still the national championship.
Landscaping season in full swing on Te Ahu a Turanga: Manawatū Tararua Highway
The landscaping teams are taking advantage of wet conditions.
70-year-old inducted into Equestrian Hall of Fame
The honour celebrated a lifetime of dedication for Dannevirke's Maurice Beatson.
Watch: Violent gang fight erupts after rugby game; Mayor 'absolutely disgusted'
Graphic video emerges of fight that local mayor says shows gangs are 'out of control'.
Filmmaker exploring Twilight Zone-inspired world in local production
Derrick Sims talks about his new project and fundraising.
Hawke’s Bay, Gisborne now NZ’s biggest meth users - police ask for public help
A spike in methamphetamine use in the Eastern District puts it in the top spot per capita.
Ngāti Kahungunu graduate receives US$25,000 scholarship
Graduate keen to bring his accountancy skills back home.
Kiwi youths ready for genuine partnership – Layla Christison
OPINION: Living by Te Tiriti is to challenge ourselves to confront our own biases.
Rural ladies who lunch: Gemma McCaw coming to Dannevirke
Tararua Rural Support Trust encouraging ladies off the farm for day of connection and fun.
'Just lose themselves': 70 years of clay creations for Hawke's Bay's oldest pottery club
'People just sit, relax, and enjoy what they are doing.'
Injuries during violent incident at Wairoa rugby match
Police say no firearms were used in disorder at rugby match.
Police probe after person found in serious condition in Onekawa
A scene guard was in place after person taken to hospital in serious condition.
New citizens welcomed at Dannevirke ceremony
Twelve residents have now become new citizens in the Tararua District.
Major repairs given green light on troubled Napier-Taihape Rd
Eleven major slips are set to be fully repaired along Napier-Taihape Rd.
Passion for mātauranga a driver for new EIT executive director for Māori
Layelin Stewart brings years of experience in promoting Māori excellence to the role.
Ranfurly Shield holders go on try-scoring romp: A dozen will be fine, thank you
The new back-three all scored tries in the first half.
Man found critically hurt in Splash Planet carpark
The man was found just outside Hastings' Splash Planet shortly before 7am.
Two by two: Bay chainsaw champion chipping away at international success
Waretini-Hemara hopes to be the first Kiwi to compete in Chetwynd World Carving Champs.
Family of killed toddler say Oranga Tamariki gave them $300 in an envelope
Trish Puna says by the time she found out where Casino was, she was dying in Starship.
Māori communities ‘disproportionately affected’ by cyclone floods
Review also finds some residents felt they received 'different treatment'.
Tears of joy: Why 55 teens came back to school for four days in the holidays
It's a crucial step in life, and it should be in the curriculum, those behind course say.