Napier dairy crowned New Zealand's most appreciated small business
Creagh St Store gave food to the elderly and vulnerable during lockdown, free of charge.
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The incredible story of two Kiwi boys, their Rubik's cubes and a stranger's $50 notes
Two boys were waiting for their dinner when a stranger surprised them with $50 each.
Sport-loving region is also a hub of sports injuries, ACC stats reveal
14,603 claims paid out in a single year related to sporting and recreational activities.
Hawke's Bay Airport announces plan to be carbon neutral by 2030
"We want to be New Zealand's most sustainable airport."
Napier's Marine Parade closure opposed by tourism operator
A tourism operator says new pedestrian safety measures will make it harder to get across.
Club rugby: Another final for Hastings and Taradale
The 50-24 win on Taradale's home ground gave the maroons a fourth win in five.
The new Napier emergency whare proving care to kids as young as 3
"It's common for kids to run. But we haven't had one person try. They want to be there."
In pictures: The iconic autumn colours of Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay is the best place in NZ to experience autumn. These photos show why.
Online shopping in Hawke's Bay up 30 per cent in a year, NZ Post hires more staff
Covid forced the older generation to embrace online shopping. They're not stopping now.
Gladys Mary care home receives Covid vaccination
The care home had positive Covid-19 cases last year
The duffel bag moved: Cat found alive in Napier church backyard hailed as 'miracle'
Hallelujah's staunch face says it all - she doesn't forget those who've wronged her.
Hawke's Bay man convicted of slavery appeals sentence and conviction
Joseph Matamata was convicted last July
Penguin tangled in fishing line rescued by walkers
"Once the fishing line was removed, we witnessed the penguin take a deep breath."
Mia Jay moves from ballads to 'high energy' bangers
Tough gig combining study and music
Heritage status for Napier's Drill Hall
The Drill Hall's been there more than 130 years and seems it'll be there for a while yet.
Memorial day in Napier to pay homage to those killed at work
About 60 people are being killed by work injuries in New Zealand each year.
Hawke's Bay pays tribute on Anzac Day
Anzac day parades and services were held across the region on Sunday.
Frost and sunshine for last week of school holidays
Temperatures could drop to below 15C this week around the region, but it's mostly sunny.
Hawke's Bay club rugby results
The results, the points, and how it's looking on the points tables.
Late heartbreak: Victory snatched from Napier City Rovers
Rovers missed the opportunity to go second after a disappointing 2-1 defeat on Saturday.
The 'motel generation': Nearly 4000 kids are living in motels
'There are babies now being born in motels. It breaks my heart.'
A challenge to Napier's social justice renewed
Aged 94, Pilot City Trust legend Pat Magill features in a book on his life and times.
HB branch celebrates 125 years of National Council of Women NZ
The council was started by Kate Sheppard and suffragettes.
The $2 Uber: Hawke's Bay's 'on-demand' public transport app closer to reality
A new app, no more than 15-minute waits and fares as low as $2.
Armed police swarm to firearms incident in Maraenui
Police were called to the scene about 10.45am.
Future of Faraday Centre up for debate
Old but not obsolete yet - will the Faraday Centre go the way of the gadgets it houses?
Ministers head Napier Unity Day lineup
Unity Day book launch tributes to veteran social justice campaigner Pat Magill OBE.
Former All Black Zac Guildford revealed as sportsman who punched woman
The punch was a "savage blow", the sentencing judge said.
Napier principal leaves in July, but the building still goes on
A building project at least eight years in the making
'Gibbo' steps aside after 43 years on the Hawke's Bay beat
It's all about meeting people says veteran policeman
Child delivers flax bouquets to random Tamatea residents
Tamatea schoolgirl makes neighbours smile with handmade flax bouquets.
Craig Cooper: Low hanging fruit on Hawke's Bay's health reform tree
There is some low hanging fruit from the reform tree that can be harvested in Hawke's Bay
Ahuriri seawall underpass opened after safety concerns
The underpass was opened by Tourism Minister Stuart Nash on Wednesday.
Shining a light on Hawke's Bay's stellar night sky
On the Bortle Scale, best night-sky views in Hawke's Bay can rate near the best - 2 or 3