
O'Keefe promises 'love and trust' to new Flaxmere councillor
Newcomer Peleti Oli has broken the tight twosome of Henare O'Keefe and Jacoby Poulain.
Newcomer Peleti Oli has broken the tight twosome of Henare O'Keefe and Jacoby Poulain.
How Megan Pellew and her friend became part of this story had them scratching their heads.
Wairoa's mayor Craig Little has been re-elected for a third term
Sandra Hazlehurst reacts to her re-election. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay Regional Council will have at least one Māori councillor.
Election results for the Central Hawke's Bay District Council have been released.
It will be fascinating to see today who passes the integrity test in the eyes of voters.
Why is voter turnout so low for local body elections? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
CEO Jock Mackintosh said it was one of the most important things to happen at the park.
Why is voter turnout so low for local body elections? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Though some councillors reckon their own $100k "guesstimate" would be on low side.
The group will perform all their greatest hits spanning the past 20 years.
Throngs of punters descend on Hastings store on Wednesday in a bid to win $28m.
Water and activists dominate councillors' opinions
Hastings East coach Sam Giddens reckons it was a patchy display.
Old and new televisions are now recyclable. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Communities prepare for earthquakes on ShakeOut Day.
Te Kōtuku bilingual risk reduction programme aids inmate fathers at Hawke's Bay prison.
The balance of power in the Hawke's Bay property market has officially shifted.
Health Board chairman shocked at 'lack of concern' from region's officials.
Hastings West remain unbeaten and win "Battle of Hastings"
Water of big interest in the region
The Hawke's Bay District Health Board election has a record field. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Club coach labels fullback "hot favourite" for player-of-the-tournament
Try your hand at golf croquet, soap-making, or Lego sessions for the whole family.
Sandra Hazlehurst is questioning councillors over the information leak to media.
"It's an illness you can't get rid off, but I have to try."