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Agent reveals which homes are bucking real estate trend in Hawke's Bay
High-end properties are still selling well but which area is now Hawke's Bay's top suburb?
Two Three Waters campaigns to launch in Hawke's Bay
"Have your say Hawke's Bay" aims to encourage people to make submissions to Parliament.
'They gave us one night's break at least': Havelock North store burgled twice in three days
In the latest incident, thieves threw a brick through the glass door of the storeroom.
Court victory could seal 600-home Havelock North subdivision
A developer has had a big win in court over the project.
Revaluations, expansion push Ryman profit up 64 per cent
Company has assets of around $11b but market capitalisation is only $4.5b
Your marathon weekend guide to Hawke's Bay
Where runners (and supporters) can eat, celebrate and recover this weekend.
Art show immerses viewers into five different worlds
The virtual reality hit art show Terminus is on at Hastings City Art Gallery.
Spectator arrested after rugby sideline assault in Havelock North
The injuring with intent to injure charge carries a sentence of up to five years in jail.
Moko kauae objections lead to supportive family day in Havelock North sun
A circle of life in Havelock North
'Everyone has the right to their culture': Race commissioner supports wahine asked to cover facial tattoo
'They do not like me here or want me here'.
Havelock North man getting Radikal with neon for the stars in Los Angeles
Bright spark Brandon Ransfield is lighting up Los Angeles with sign business Radikal Neon.
Hawke's Bay killer denied parole: 'We remain concerned about Ataria's association with the gang'
Widow says no life sentence will ever match family's life sentence without husband.
Tens of thousands in Hawke's Bay drinking non-compliant water supplies until mid-2022
Hastings city is one of six non-compliant water supplies for 66,804 people in Hawke's Bay.
Mixed response for new-look Hastings council as Māori ward introduced
There are gains and losses for the Hastings community under the change.
Police claim victory after gang member's assets seized
Two vehicles and $10,000 cash forfeited by Mongrel Mob leader.
New Zealand's sexiest - and least sexy - cities revealed
Where are the kinkiest Kiwis? New research reveals New Zealand's sexiest cities.
Second accused gets name suppression after robbery
Second person appears in court following alleged robbery of two elderly women.
'We condemn this behaviour': Elderly friends robbed after pokies win
'It strikes at the heart of some our most vulnerable people.'
Rain creates growth phase for lawnmowing industry
He does 10 lawns a day, five days a week.
'I could have bled out and died': Man's horrific accident on street
A trip for takeaways in Havelock North becomes a near-death experience.
Parents urged to plan ahead, as temporary ECE closures likely
Ministry of Education warns rising Covid cases will impact ECE centres.
Te Mata School students tested for Covid, no new cases yet
Te Mata School principal is cautiously optimistic after no new Covid cases in the region.
Firefighters battle 'well-involved' fire at Havelock North restaurant
Fire and Emergency received multiple calls about a restaurant fire at 9.15pm.
Te Mata School principal says 'systems in place' to prevent Covid-spread
Keep calm, carry on, Te Mata School principal says school prepped
'Safe place to buy fruit and veg': Drop in visitors at Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market
The Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market saw a modest turnout on its first weekend at red.
A new generation of Covid-related home schooling begins
The Erasmus family is among the big spike in applications to home school in Hawke's Bay.
Masks, ventilation and action plans: Hawke's Bay schools prepared for brave new world
Schools are each making their own micro-adjustments to the red traffic light setting.
Unclaimed will: Hunt to find lost beneficiaries of 'great friend to many'
Ian Smith wanted to gift parts of his estate to 10 so-far untraceable people.
Te Mata Four Square to stay closed for at least eight weeks after fire
Owner says fire ruined retail area so it will be at least 8 weeks before store reopens.
Hastings Christmas tree comes down in middle of January
Don't worry, that's the way it's always been apparently, and nothing bad ever happens.
Local Focus: Fighting our kids' summer slump
StoryWalk combines fun with maintaining literacy levels in Napier and Hastings Parks.
Hawke's Bay cherry growers hit hard by freak rainfall in lead up to Christmas
Cherry growers have been hit hard by heavy rainfall a week out from Christmas.