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Heart Foundation celebrates 20 years of healthy choices for tamariki
Seven years since a Flaxmere early childhood centre started its heart-healthy journey.
MP: Passenger trains 'ignored' in Hawke's Bay public transport plan
A Hawke's Bay MP is calling on people to write in to ask for trains to be reinstated.
Abused boy's brain injury caused permanent disability
Oranga Tamariki returned boy to couple's care before he suffered disabling head injury.
Cheering their way to Grand Champs
They got up on that stage and gave it their all - now the Bay City team will represent NZ.
New $11m surgery complex opens at Royston Hospital in Hastings
The hospital says the new complex will help it 'service the community better'.
Saturday is the day to go out in the Bay
Make the most of warmer weather before Sunday showers.
Lotto: Two players win $500k each, Powerball jackpot grows to $14m
Saturday night could see a $14 million winner.
Multinational soprano talent on show in concert
The performers bring a wealth of talent and experience to the concert.
Hawke's Bay's first-ever natural Muscle and Model Championships
Inaugural Bay natural bodybuilding champs will take place on July 30 at the Toitoi centre.
Temperature may fall below zero in Hawke's Bay this weekend
MetService is forecasting a particularly cold wake-up.
Age Concern re-brands to attract New Zealand's ageing population
New branding to show that Age Concern isn't just for those concerned about their age.
Revealed: Hawke's Bay's most dangerous spots to drive
Some of the most dangerous roads in Hawke's Bay are in residential areas.
Napier-Taupo road damage being monitored by NZTA
Traffic has already started queuing as geotechnical engineers gets to the bottom of it all
'Back to life': Customers return to Municipal Building after $23m restoration
The restored building in Hastings is welcoming back visitors and customers.
Hastings residents offered input into Reserve Management Plans
Eskdale Park's plan includes an indigenous forest in an area currently used for grazing.
Aspiring Māori politicians encouraged to stand for council
Election by postal vote is on September 16-October 8.
Hawke's Bay rates issues highlighted in annual increases
Two-year cumulative rates increases across Hawke's Bay - 14.2 to 21.2 per cent.
Public help nab alleged serial Hastings burglar
Police were alerted to the break-ins as they were happening.
Hastings Choral Society in concert for first time in a year
The Glorious Glorias concert this Sunday marks the society's 36th anniversary.
Large Hawke's Bay contingent head to world canoe polo competitions
Eyes on World Games in US this month and world champs in France in August.
Show society agrees to sell
The showgrounds have been in the hands of the Hawke's Bay A and P Society for 111 years
Sacred Heart College students accept YES mission
Students developed solutions to real-world sustainability issues.
Week-long celebration of an historic Matariki in Hawke's Bay
Matariki is marked with its first-ever public holiday next Friday
Hastings Giants Boxing Academy on the move
The Giants' are contributing a $125,000 share of the multi-million dollar build
Festival Taster here to wow you with music, dance, opera and more
The series opens with The Cunning Little Vixen opera and features NZ icons such as Che Fu.
Hastings: $2m funding for arena expansion approved, no showgrounds decision yet
Hastings homeowners could face a rates increase of 6.9 per cent.
Former Hawke's Bay keeper poised for World Cup qualifier
Matthew Gould started with Hawke's Bay United as a teenager
Two Three Waters campaigns to launch in Hawke's Bay
"Have your say Hawke's Bay" aims to encourage people to make submissions to Parliament.
Hastings community groups receive $245,000 in grants
The 2022 Single Year Community Grants help community programmes directed at young people.
More counterfeit cash emerges in Napier
Another store owner has found a fake $50 bill in the till.
Who let the sheep out?
Grazing sheep at Te Mata Park wander through open gate onto neighbouring farm
'Even the Mob can put their bins out': Fly-tipping frustrates Napier resident
Rubbish in city waterway some of the worst in long streak of illegal dumpings.