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Marae despairs at illegal dump site
Illegal dump site near Te Aranga Marae a concern for Flaxmere residents.
Bricks cut down locals like machine-gun fire in quake
Grand Hotel bounced back from 1931 shake and still operates today
Hastings' unsung heroes rack up 50 games
Clive will be missing Jonah Lowe and Tiaan Falcon
Financial plan is like a voyage, so have navigator charting course
Distractions can send investors, like sailors, off course
Quartet of big-box retail sites for sale
Section of Hastings' Big Box retail part up for grabs.
Young offenders get licence to steer away from crime
A car key in a youth's hand instead of a jail key in a warder's . . . it's a no-brainer.
Hastings house prices buck winter trends
Price rises in Hastings but moves afoot to increase housing supply.
Hawke's Bay helping drive nation's growth
Regional provinces are leading way in economic growth, says latest Infometrics report.
Latest prevention plan aims for zero suicide rate
The Hawke's Bay suicide prevention plan will go before the Hastings Council today.
M. bovis puts cattle section in doubt
Hawke's Bay A&P Society to decide next week whether to cull Royal Show cattle section.
First Light wins gold at world steak champs
World Steak Challenge gold for innovative Hawke's Bay company with grass-fed Wagyu.
Tills are ringing in this district with $70m spend
For the first time Hastings retail spending has topped $70m over three months.
House fire reignites after being put out
Local community has rallied behind a family who lost their house in Waipawa on Sunday.
NZ and its ongoing property obsession
Homes are great to live in, but as investments, they're speculations
Food hub searching for new businesses
Almost 10ha of sections available for development.
Jumping career planned for Donardo
Plenty of time to switch from racing on flat, says owner
Step forward for Bay as education haven
Learning Hawke's Bay has become both a charity and incorporated society.
Frosty stillness hits Hastings air quality
Cold nights put Hastings at risk of third air-quality exceedance in the past month.
Thai community's prayer vigil at end
Relief spreads with news the 12 boys and their football coach are safe.
Flaxmere's wound begins to heal
Flaxmere community begins healing process after Kelly Donner's death in March.
Suits donated to Cranford Hospice op shop
Score of suits a big attraction for op shoppers in Hastings.
Business owner speaks up on fighting crime
A Havelock North business owner says residents need to be more vigilant about thieves.
Health company maintains its Bay home
Innovation and adaptation for local health company
Decision reserved on Easter Sunday trading
Legal counsel debated pros and cons of council decision on Easter Sunday trading.
Unbeaten Maroons culture delivers comeback
Six teams have a chance of a semifinal spot going into final round of Maddison Trophy.
Investment lessons from the World Cup
Investing works if the rules are simple, as in football.
Hastings teacher died trying to save schoolboys
Headmaster couldn't swim but leaped into river as boys struggled
Museum promises visitors winter to warm heart
Staff busy preparing and planning collections, exhibitions and education programmes
New 'pocket park' for Hastings City centre
Hastings mayor Sandra Hazlehurst said the new city park would build important connections.
Uncertainty for Warehouse workers as jobs on the line
Hawke's Bay Warehouses stay quiet on whether workers will be axed
