Rugby: Villagers fail to fire against NOBM
Green Machine make it 26 victories on the trot in third-round Tui Maddison Trophy clash.
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Ratepayers ready to pay for clean-ups
The regional council will hear oral submissions on the 2017-2018 Annual Plan today.
Winter's week two has mixed bag of weather
Mixed bag of weather promised this week for Hawke's Bay with some 19C highs.
Winter plantings a community affair
Nearly 200 people attended two community plantings in Hawke's Bay over the weekend.
Rugby: HBHS reach ton in stunning style
Young Kini Naholo scores five tries in emphatic victory over Palmerston North BHS.
Bowls: Taradale four triumphant again
Napier quinella enhance their winning reputation with triumph at Hawke's Bay tourney.
Woman rescued after 'near-vertical' plunge
Rescuers winched the injured woman out of a gully after a crash near Taupo.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Organic industry calls for national standard
Organic industry wants a national standard. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Influx of wealth in Bay brings growth
Cole Murray is expanding its investment and wealth generation department.
Men injured during alleged crime spree
Arrest after threatening driver with gun, stealing car and using it to ram police vehicle.
Two males arrested after car jacking
The pair also used the stolen car to flee police and ram a parked police car, police say.
Waipawa crash victim named
Man died after crashing his vehicle into a fence along White Rd on Sunday night.
Doctor defends his 'stupid' conduct
David Kang Huat Lim takes the stand during his trial in the Napier District Court.
Harriers: Duross a commanding winner
Triumphant return home for Monica Burnard in the annual interclub's senior women's race.
Cyclone slip clearance on SH2 carries on
Clean-ups of road blockages from Cyclone Cook still under way on SH2 north.
Choirs ready for Big Sing in Napier
Thirty-four choirs from 17 secondary schools are participating in this year's Big Sing.
Mayors urge progress on dam
Benefits from planned dam project would flow across the region, say civic leaders.
There's no free lunch
Federated Farmers urged Hastings to learn from Hutt City Council's mistakes.
Court hears of sex attacks on patients
GP denies five counts of stupefying and eight of indecent assault after four men complain.
Jacoby Poulain: Helping hand good for all
Locals can help others in need by passing on pre-loved clothing to families with newborns.
Goat-farming firm breached welfare
Waikato company fined after goats arrived at meatworks with significant injuries.
Indecent assault charges: Doctor on trial
A doctor charged with stupefying and indecently assaulting patients goes on trial tomorrow
Kinship will fuel Maori schoolgirls in Fiji
Bay pupils find affinity in Aoteroa Maori team, court time or not, for Fiji trip.
Bore complaint ignored before gastro outbreak
An email sent to both councils regarding potential contamination was ignored in 2002.
Rugby: MAC captain wary but happy with win
NOBM retain Nash Cup while Hastings and Tech celebrate club day victories.
Watch NZH Local Focus: 'We were likely to be blamed for the contamination'
Te Mata Mushrooms not to blame for water contamination. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Cyclone Cook brings creative initiative
Fallen trees have been turned into seats after storm damage in Pakowhai Country Park.
Huge recycling result for Farmers' Market
Nearly 100 per cent of the rubbish from the Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market is now composted
Michael Fowler: Railway ran through town
Local historian tells tale of rail track's role in Hastings' early development.
Seven fun things to do in the Bay
Here are a few things to do in the Hawke's Bay over the next two days.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Toys for Edgecumbe
EduKids Taradale donate toys to Edgecumbe children. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Bull shot after jumping fence
Authorities were called after the bull escaped and injured two contractors.