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Hastings opens Opera House and other arts facilities for free family event
Three arts and culture facilities held free community events on Saturday.
Temporary 'ice' rink in Hastings a success as 3500 people put skates on
Over 3500 people skated on Hastings' ice rink, despite adverse weather conditions.
Former journalist and TV presenter Genevieve Westcott dies
Genevieve Westcott has been remembered as a trailblazer in journalism in New Zealand.
Heat still on: No hospital air-con for 10 more years
Doctors' union hot under collar as upgrades don't include "desperately needed" air-con.
Local Focus: Millions of pink moths coming to backyards
Scientists are planning mass airdrops of sterile moths. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'A welcome first step': Govt gives Hawke's Bay councils water hope
$50m won't fix every Hawke's Bay water problem - not even close.
Local Focus: Natural solution for Lowes Pit pollution
Lake to be filled in with a gravel filter. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Natural solution for Lowes Pit pollution
Lake to be filled in with a gravel filter. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Bathroom voyeur' released on parole
Tony Greathead, disgraced former Hastings prison officer, has been released from prison.
Open invitation to welcome spring at the Hastings Blossom Festival
There's an open-invite for anyone to build a float, decorate a car or perform.
Councillor suggests 'paint guns' to stop speed demons
Flaxmere councillors hold community hui to find solutions to boy racers and speedsters.
Warm days, cold nights: Hastings to fall to freezing over weekend
It'll be zero degrees Celsius overnight in Hastings.
Local Focus: Tukituki electorate explained
The Tukituki electorate could be a close race. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay company fined $12,555 for plastics fire
It's the largest fine handed down for illegal burning in the region.
Close call: Driver walks away after truck impales windscreen
Photos show an empty truck trailer protruding nastily into the driver's windscreen.
Charmed by delightful pantomime of the magical cat with nine lives
There were some lovely characters amongst the ensemble, writes Keith Russell.
Hawke's Bay set to farewell the snow, rain and wind, and welcome a frost
Snow no more but a cold, frosty start to Saturday expected across the region.
College catering students spice up essential workers' lunchtime
The meals were delivered to workers at local New World, pharmacy and police station.
David Clark approves $10m Hawke's Bay radiology department upgrade
But National MP Lawrence Yule claims he "embarrassed" the Govt into making a decision.
Fireworks displays to mark Matariki
It's a fantastic way of bringing together thousands of our members.
Local Focus: Permanent fire ban proposed for Hawke's Bay
An all-year fire ban is planned for Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Marina Dinsdale - A life devoted to helping others
Friend says Marina was someone who would give away anything if she saw a person in need.
Hawke's Bay elections: Who is standing so far?
Who has put their hand up so far, and join us in a 2017 flashback.
Burnouts, racing, a community issue, says Flaxmere councillor
But griping on Facebook won't do anything to solve it.
$10 million Royston day surgery development under way
State of art facility will boost orthopaedic surgery capacity.
Forecast rain to clear by Sunday in Hawke's Bay
Rain and strong easterly winds are reaching the region from tomorrow.
Local Focus: Tukituki electorate explained
The Tukituki electorate could be a close race. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Eight things to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend
There's plenty to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend.
7.4 quake: People warned to stay out of water
A no tsunami threat was made known about 50 minutes after the 7.4 mag quake struck.
Hastings smoke pollution breach frustrates council
"We're poisoning our air on a daily basis, and causing serious harm to our community."
Go Local: Retail spending spikes across Hawke's Bay after lockdown
Consumers are returning to shops, with home and recreation staging biggest recovery.
Lockdown heralded in virtual GP consultations. Now they're here to stay
Some GPs look to continue virtual services, alongside face-to-face clinic visits.
Fire and fury: June burn offs 'hazardous' to Bay's health
Experts warn increase in outdoor burning is becoming a health risk this winter.