Now that's cricket! Ray Mettrick gets QSM in Queen's Birthday Honours
Havelock North man Ray Mettrick received a Queen's Service Medal for services to cricket.
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Protesters gather outside Craggy Range following new track deal
A group of protesters gathered outside Craggy Range last night.
Bay all fired up for Winter F.A.W.C!
Winter F.A.W.C! kicks off this weekend with an eclectic menu of food and wine experiences.
Havelock North band rocks to first place
A Havelock North High School band took out first place at a regional music competition.
Football: Blues import keeps goals coming
Uruguayan striker helps to notch up a massive win for the villagers in Lower Hutt.
Watch: Te Mata Peak track protests continue
Protesters gathered outside Craggy Range for a second consecutive weekend.
Injured player nurses Golden Oldies dream
Losing his lower leg at work in March, Nick Te Hau hopes to play Golden Oldies in August.
Fine weather keeps Targa competitors happy
Fine weather kept competitors happy at day two of this year's Targa Hawke's Bay.
Targa rally hits Hawke's Bay
Havelock North was full of high-performance cars last night for this year's Targa rally.
Track row: Iwi boss blasts 'racist charge of lycra brigade'
"The track has ... driven a chasm in our community", writes Ngahiwi Tomoana.
Protest at Craggy Range over trail backtrack
Protest organiser Rose Mohi said the winery had reneged on its promise to restore land.
Frustrations aired in Havelock North at farm issues meeting
Havelock North resident have had enough of putrid smells coming from Te Mata Mushrooms.
Leadership skills taught by NZ Young Farmers course
Leadership skills a focus for students at the Young Farmers Raising the Standards course.
Controversial Te Mata track to stay?
Craggy Range denies Environmental Defence Society claims it is misleading the public.
Rugby: Helter-skelter works for Texans
Hastings turn down chance to take game into extra time.
Havelock Nth schools review seeks feedback
Review of long-term plans for Havelock North schools invites public feedback.
Editorial: Of private parts and public art
Paul Dibble's nude sculpture is already a success, judging by the reaction it's provoked.
Third male in court after aggravated robbery
The 22-year-old was the third offender arrested in relation to the incident.
Rugby: Taradale turn tables on Havelock Nth
Nash Cup semifinals will see NOBM host Taradale and Hastings host Tech.
Splish, splosh, splash at Country2Coast
Despite the rain they came, they walked and they ran at annual family fun challenge.
Local Focus: Housing for Arataki Holiday Park
Arataki Holiday Park has been sold to a developer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Residents welcome pump site alternative
We're not Nimby's, say Havelock North residents fighting proposed site for pump station.
Havelock North's new sculpture not the apple of everyone's eye
The bronze cast sculpture, ''The Garden 2002'', depicts Eve's nude lower body.
If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?
Talking Point: If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?
Havelock North does Anzac Day its way
About 3000 people surrounded the cenotaph for the village's Anzac Day commemoration.
Crowds turn outs for Bay's Anzac services
Huge numbers turn out for Anzac services across Hawke's Bay.
Wanderers wallop Wairarapa to claim points
New Solomon Island signing Gagame Feni scores hattrick of goals in Wanderers' first win.
Vehicle sparks fire at Havelock North car workshop
A Havelock North car workshop had an unlucky Friday the 13th due to a vehicle fire.
Eileen Lawson elected to Hastings council
Preliminary results show candidate Eileen Lawson won with a majority of 1615 votes.
Rugby: Boswell-Wakefield returns to Magpies nest
Last two newcomers to the Bay to link up with Clive.
Rugby: Promising prop shines in thriller
MAC upset Mighty Maroons despite playing with only 12 for a period.
Fears Hawke's Bay could gift tourism to other regions
Leading winery CEO fears Hawke's Bay will be gifting its tourism to other regions.