Squash: Joyce collects four wins at world champs
Joyce will place bigger emphasis on nutrition before and after games
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Man 'pressured to drop sex charges' against Hastings man, court hears
Mark Alexander Smith is on trial, accused of perverting the course of justice.
Otane, Napier Girls peaking just in time for Super 8 semifinals
It's Otane v Huia and NGHS v All In during the semifinals of Super 8 netball this Friday.
Napier Lotto player wins $600,000 on Strike
The ticket was sold at the Countdown Carlyle Supermarket agency in Napier.
Rugby: Hastings Boys' High prop keen on Fakatava's path
Tongan prop is just as good in classroom as on field
Things to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend
There's plenty to do this weekend in Hawke's Bay.
Crash near Bay View, Napier causes highway mayhem
Residents says traffic backed up "as far as the eye can see" in both directions.
Naughtiest penguin move of all: Mr Mac steals blind girlfriend's fish
Once he was a doting boyfriend. His betrayal has caused outrage.
Ethyn Martin's making most of late code switch
Red Bull event could ignite Sevens career
Edible Fashion Awards launches WOW finalist's dreams
Katherine Bertram has been announced as a finalist in this year's World of WearableArt.
Napier woman fights to 'expose' insurer over father's death claim
Ray Thompson broke his hip in March and died in April. BNZ say the injury didn't kill him.
Pioneer's headstone vandalised: His family rights the wrong
"He has to be remembered and given the recognition he deserves."
Second major award for Napier roundabout
Once dangerous intersection picks up second award after safety redesign project.
Backflip: Napier City Council decides not to hike Bay Skate membership fee
Feedback to council included concerns for those less able to absorb an increase.
Five-year fight: Navy officer finally gets apology over sexual harassment
"It's going to take a while to process, but the apology was what I was looking for."
Police find pair allegedly taking artefacts from Napier cemetery
Dog handler was patrolling near the Park Island cemetery in early hours of the morning.
'Small but symbolic' group of activists protest against live export
Protesters gathered outside Napier Port against the live shipment of cattle to China.
Blues come back from dead to make cup semifinal
The plot had a lot of twists and turns but Napier City Rovers prevail in Chatham Cup clash
'Bloody shocking': Residents disgusted by brown tap water in Napier
Napier residents are sick of having to leave their taps running to get clean water.
Napier to proceed with $200,000 study into removing chlorine, despite possible Govt roadblock
Napier will have to convince a Govt watchdog its system's safe enough to remove chlorine.
Hawke's Bay regional councillor announces election run
Neil Kirton believes the biggest challenge over the next term will be climate change.
Just the business: Software developer wins top prize at export awards
Phoenix Firepumps and LilyBee Wrap also praised by judges.
Gale force winds expected for Hawke's Bay south of Hastings
MetService issues severe weather watch for Friday as cold snap brings big winds.
'Large scale change' coming for EIT, after Govt announces mega polytechnic plan
EIT will be part of one mega polytech that replaces all 16 polytechs around the country.
A 2yo girl had a seizure in her mum's car. Roadside strangers became heroes.
Jayde Eddy was stuck on the side of the road, her daughter's blood-curdling cries ringing.
Local Focus: Surf's up for Hawke's Bay
A four metre swell hammers the Hawke's Bay Coast. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tribute to a special volunteer, a vital cog in the wheel
Volunteers are a key indicator of the health of an organisation, Laura Vodanovich says.
Things to do this weekend in Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay has plenty of activities and events on this weekend.
Dannevirke rail hub may extend Napier Port's log catchment south
The port already receives a daily log train of around 18 wagons from Whanganui.
Life on the edge: Inside a home swamped by the sea
Pebbles rattle like cicadas as they line up for another punch at Shirley Coker's house.
Free, again: Woman who murdered partner with steak knife granted parole for second time
A woman who murdered her partner with a steak knife will be released.
Colourful history of duck shooting day
Meeanee man's duck shooting day back in 1980 was a colourful newspaper first.
Napier City Council wants more control over stormwater
The 'status quo' is not working in terms of managing stormwater, NCC says.