Robber's GPS tag helped police catch him
Eighteen-year-old back in action days after court sentence for another robbery.
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After two days on home detention teen robbed store wearing electronic bracelet
Culprit arrested within minutes after police tracked electronic bracelet's signal.
Hastings Blossom parade attracts thousands
20,000 people attend 2018 Hastings Blossom Parade
Local Focus: Blossom Parade a blooming success
Hastings Blossom Parade. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Blossom Parade a blooming success
Hastings Blossom Parade 2018. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Why is it so hard to talk about money?
Personal finance can be a complex world to navigate
Havelock North united in community centre project
Fundraising wasn't easy, with economic blows that year
Pizza Hut franchisee fined for immigration offence
A former Hastings Pizza Hut manager has been fined for employing an illegal worker
Local Focus: Words are not enough for Flaxmere College
Māori Language Week at Flaxmere College. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Words are not enough for Flaxmere College
Māori Language Week at Flaxmere College. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Electricity review findings to be discussed
Names on bank accounts and power bills must match to cash $220 power cheque.
Food Innovation Hub a step further ahead
Food innovation hub still on the cards for Hawke's Bay.
Frost threatens NZ wine prospects
Wine grapes almost unscathed after morning frosts with just a few chardonnay casualties.
School creativity blooms for Blossom Parade
Hastings schools reveal creative side for Blossom Parade.
Hawke's Bay Tourism scoops national award
The regional collaboration behind a new visitor website has been recognised.
In Money Week, let's talk about financial resilience
When difficult situations arise, you need to bounce back quickly.
Fire-magnet Hastings was dubbed the 'town of blazes'
Ferro-concrete, or reinforced concrete, was introduced for fire safety
A wee bit of wee never hurt anyone, we hope
A wee bit of sewage so far hasn't hurt anyone.
12-year-old charged with aggravated robbery
12 year old latest to be arrested in Big Barrel aggravated robbery, Hastings
Sculpture reveal for charity wine auction
David Trubridge behind sculpture masterpiece for November's Hawke's Bay Wine Auction.
Club to pay tribute to rare Gallipoli sword
Rare WWI Turkish sword will become a memorial to courage and honour at Club Hastings RSA.
DJ Jayrasik swaps music role for the ring
DJ's Battle for Life boxing bout has been four years in the making.
Smashing record for Daffodil Raceday
Tarzino Trophy Daffodil Raceday smashes fundraising record.
Blossom Parade floats come together
All hands of deck as the community works to prepare floats for the Blossom Parade.
Volunteers wanted for Riding for Disabled
Riding for the Disabled in Hastings needs more volunteers.
'Cowardly' attack shocks liquor store chain
Family owned liquor store chain is shocked after a staff member was stabbed.
Police perplexed by Havelock North thefts
Stolen: Wine barrels, macrocarpa tables and bench seats. Where are they?
Weather forces a change of venue for awards
Hawke's Bay Tourism Awards make a last minute venue change due to bitter weather
Hastings police station evacuated after fire
Minor damage was sustained to one cell in the police station.
Person seriously injured in liquor store robbery
Police are reporting that three offenders were involved.
Soldier killed in Malaya finally buried in Hastings
Private Bruce Harvey Hay was accidentally killed in Malaya, on March 25, 1961, aged 21.
Shoplifter nicks blow lamp from Mitre 10
Simon Cameron Frater recently relocated to Whanganui and faced a stern warning in court.
Ignoring advice can have consequences
Every Kiwi adult should have a written will but it's likely more than half don't