'I'm just fed up really': Climate change protester calls for council action
Helen Howard says there needs to be urgency when it comes to tackling climate change.
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Budget 2019: Hawke's Bay housing investment 'great', but not a silver bullet
Government investment for homelessness has been welcomed by those on the street.
Budget 2019: Hawke's Bay to get three new transition services for young adults leaving Oranga Tamariki care
Three transition worker service providers expected to address needs of HB youth in care.
NZ's luckiest Lotto store wins First Division yet again
Two weeks, two First Division wins, 49 in total - Hastings has a store defying all odds.
'We have hit rock bottom': Hawke's Bay teachers take to the streets
Hawke's Bay teachers joined thousands from around the country in striking for better pay.
'Enough is enough': Hawke's Bay mayors unite to tackle rising gang population
"The activity across our communities is intimidating and we will not stand for it."
Hawke's Bay housing crisis: Number on waiting list drops
"We have started to solve the housing crisis in Hastings."
Hastings CBD to get new Quest hotel
"The council has been working to get a hotel into the central city for 10 years."
How does she get a start? No interviews, no emails, just rejection for teen job hunter
"She's bubbly, and a bloody hard worker and any cafe would be lucky to have her."
'Huge shock': Workplace closes doors in honour of colleague
Kirsty Parsons was her "usual happy self" as she walked out the door for the final time.
Hawke's Bay Marathon has record numbers for sunny skies
Hawke's Bay Marathon a sunny success. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Editorial: Phones are the new driving peril
Cellphones are the game-changing new peril on our roads.
'Atrocious' result in Hawke's Bay police sting
At noon a driver without a seatbelt decided to speed off from the police sting.
Poppelwells Building in Hastings gets $50k for quake strengthening
Poppelwells Building will receive $50,000 for quake strengthening.
Council's plea to Hawke's Bay horticulturalists: Don't do burn-offs on marathon day
"Burning is not permitted if it is likely to drift towards built-up urban areas."
Hawke's Bay marathon: From Australia to Hawke's Bay, just in time for a run
Three quarters of the thousands of Hawke's Bay Marathon entries come from outside Bay.
Bay housing crisis: Prices soar in affordable suburbs
"If you could gravitate living standards with the rise of prices that would make my day."
Victim of crash that killed two near Hastings remembered as 'all-round top guy'
The crash killed two Hastings locals.
Dog attack on nurse has fractured family
The attack was human error and Smokey doesn't deserve to pay the price, her owner says.
Mongrel Mob events allowed to continue on top of Te Mata Peak
Events like the one which closed peak will continue; Mob events held at peak for 20 years.
Local Focus: Half way to paradise
The Maraetotara River is reverting back to its former glory. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Rugby: Emerson praises intelligence after emphatic club day win
Texans benefit from controversial penalty try
Racing: Shez Ekstra proving extra good for Hawke's Bay pair
A roundup of the week's racing.
The zero carbon bill: Hawke's Bay really needs it, council chair says
There were clear skies in China on Wednesday as Hawke's Bay choked on fire fumes.
Good Samaritan gave Brendon Vesty front-wheel traction
Resting shin splints tees up Brendon Vesty for global accolades in aqua bike championship.
Awards: Peter Williams to MC Hawke's Bay Sports Awards
Voting for People's Choice Award is underway
Local Focus: Exciting extensions to Napier-Hastings cyclepath coming
Cyclepaths extended but commuters have to wait. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Poor staff' on minimum wages and trainer on 'even less'
Problem with racing is that it's in "a regulated industry in a deregulated environment".
Police scramble to prepare for Te Mata Peak gang patchings
Local authorities are set to meet to discuss how to deal with the patching ceremonies.
Racing not telling its story well enough: John Allen
No magic bullet to yank industry out of the doldrums, says NZ Racing Board CEO John Allen.