Rugby: Helter-skelter works for Texans
Hastings turn down chance to take game into extra time.
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Daughter remembers 'protective' dad
A Napier woman remembers her "protective" dad almost five years on.
Mother's Lament event pays tribute to lost children on Mother's Day
The Mother's Lament allows mothers to grieve lost children on Mother's Day in Maraenui.
Man admits assaulting mental health nurse
He was accidentally shot by police in 2013.
Six ill after smoke permeates ship's hold
All six men are out of hospital about suffering carbon monoxide poisoning.
Family hugs truck driver who killed cyclist
Ben Den Ouden died after his bike was hit by a truck in April last year.
Maritime NZ probes Napier port ship fire
An interview and scene examination will take place to decide if further action is needed.
Investigation launched after port workers poisoned
Three people have been treated for carbon monoxide poisoning.
Ninety-year-old accompanies teens on Te Araroa trail walk
Walking the trail offers youth education, healing and rehabilitation, trust believes.
Napier's historic dredge returns to port
The old Napier dredge Whakarire is back in its home port after more than 40 years.
Rugby: Taradale turn tables on Havelock Nth
Nash Cup semifinals will see NOBM host Taradale and Hastings host Tech.
Most submitters oppose water rating plan
Submitters say water and wastewater services should be user-pays.
Tourism spending up $7.8 million in Hawke's Bay in March
Tourism spending for the Bay is estimated to be $636m for the year to March, up 6 per cent
If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?
Talking Point: If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?
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.
Hundreds attend CHB Anzac Day services
Six Anzac services held throughout Central Hawke's Bay were attended by young and old.
Poignant painting shows not all wounds bleed
Napier RSA commissioned a painting to mark the 100th anniversary of WWI Armistice.
Kiwi family struggles to pay for son's healthcare in Australia
Fred Ramsay, 1, may never walk or talk because of his rare genetic condition.
Anzac Day to mark memorial hospital's 90th
This Anzac Day marks a special anniversary for the Hawke's Bay Hospital.
Hawke's Bay postal services on the move
Do you know which post shops will be out of action next month?
Hundreds affected by power cut in Napier
Power cut in Napier leaves aquarium and hundreds of customers in the dark.
Weather outlook fine in Anzac Day lead-up
Cool, fine days predicted in Anzac Day lead-up but dawn showers possible on Wednesday.
Five rescued off Napier coast in rough seas
"There was a real potential for disaster," in choppy seas and in the dark.
Western Suburbs too quick for Blues
For the first time Napier City Rovers looked vulnerable at Bluewater Stadium, Park Island.
Michael Fowler: Grateful settlers kicked off McLean Park project
Indecision led to what would become the Bay's premier sportsground, writes Michael Fowler.
Sheep-dog stalwart Keith Satchwell saluted
Keith Satchwell died on Sunday aged 95, a sheep dog trialist for more than 70 years.
Bay weather looking fine in Anzac lead-up
Meteorologists say weather looking settled for the week, with temperatures cooling.
School speaks out on felling phoenix palms
Heath and safety issues prompted school board to ask for phoenix palms to be removed.
Lessons learnt from War Memorial
The War Memorial controversy was an enlightening case.
580 new retirement units for Auckland, Napier
Progress on Hobsonville and Napier village projects.
Lego expo raises $3000 for lifesaving club
More than 5000 people visit Brickshow Lego expo in new, bigger venue.
No outdoor burning in Hawke's Bay winter
Hawke's Bay Regional Council's annual winter outdoor burn ban is fast approaching.