'Torture' as Napier father fights for his life in Fiji
A goal of $27k was needed and on Sunday evening, it was surpassed.
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Revealed: Hawke's Bay school expulsion, suspension rates
Stand down, suspension, exclusion, expulsion? Full Hawke's Bay schools data is revealed.
Jellyfish swarm Westshore beach
A warning to Hawke's Bay beachgoers who want to touch these predators - don't.
'Predator' jailed for grooming 13-year-old
Napier man asked how old boy was and was told '14', then arranged to meet him.
Motorbikes and toys will take to Hawke's Bay roads
More than 200 toy-bearing motorcyclists are set to take part in annual fundraising event.
'It's senseless': Napier petrol pump vandal blasted
Petrol pump consoles and keypads out of action after vandalism.
Jefferson Starship rocker still flying high at 80
David Freiberg relives his lengthy career aboard the Jefferson Airplane and Starship.
Cricket: Five more years of wickets for Hall
Two one-day finals titles mean more to Cornwall bowler Jono Hall than his 400th wicket.
Cat's leg amputated after shooting
One Napier resident has a $1200 bill after his cat was shot through the leg.
Rex Graham: Let's enable the Port's potential
Plenty to consider in thinking about how we develop the port.
'Absolute scorcher': 30C days here as Hawke's Bay's hot summer starts early
It's already drier than normal, and farmers are being urged to look out for each other.
Airport smashes turnover and passenger records
15,000 passengers in and out of Hawke's Bay Airport in the last four months.
Le Quesnoy: NZ soldier who became a hero in France
The small French town which honours New Zealand after WWI battle.
Football player had goals - now it's jail
Gambling addiction, bills and debts add-up for former football hope
Napier's street community mourns loss of friend
Napier's street-living community mourns death of a friend.
Opinion: Have we not learned anything from meth?
Have we learned anything from meth's cancerous erosion of society, asks Craig Cooper.
From accountant to cop: Napier woman's leap of faith
Gabrielle Parsons' life revolved around money. Now it revolves around community.
Penguin of the Year is ... fish thief Timmy
"There's a little bit of Timmy in all of us."
28km walk in 20kg gear, with dodgy knee
This year, the Mega Walk is personal for firefighter Dillan Adamson.
'The thrill of getting caught': Man filmed 34 women in shower of his Airbnb
Former prison officer who called himself "bathroomvoyeur" filmed women.
Town cashing in on 'Kiwi village life' demand
New multimillion-dollar development claims to be the answer to big-city gridlock.
Police say more charges remain likely after Napier man's death
No new charges yet after discovery of man's body.
Dismay as council fells large Napier trees
Lynn Anderson was dismayed when she saw the only thing left were stumps.
Coleraine a record breaker ... again
Coleraine collection auction sale sets a New Zealand record.
Rare appeal hope for one-time Teresa Cormack homicide suspect
Spectre of notorious child abduction and killing raised cleared former suspect's appeal.
Heritage fund helps spruce up trio of buildings
Grants will help kit out building facades in classic Art Deco style.
Flying high: Napier man's radio-controlled replica plane wins global competition
From the skeleton of a Spitfire crash, Hamish McLagan built something special.
Empty Housing NZ home's $20,000 security
A newly-built Housing New Zealand house racked up thousands of dollars in security costs.
Grieving widow sues after not one but two 'stuff-ups'
A grieving widow has filed two lawsuits against Hawke's Bay District Health Board.
Tennis: Bay junior Dan Rowe eyes US stint
Dan Rowe reaches semifinals of International Tennis Federation event in Hamilton.
John Palairet: Port option has 'serious flaws'
"User pays" approach as a solution to the Napier Port is concerning
Pool petition presented to Napier council
More than 7000 people from Napier have signed a petition to save the Onekawa Pools.