New Hastings chapel officially opened
About 100 people attended the opening and blessing of the Hastings chapel yesterday.
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Hawke's Bay Wine Auction pre-tasting tickets sold out
Charity wine auction pre-tasting sells out, main event tickets also selling well.
Rare Te Mata Estate Coleraine vertical for auction
Rare wine collection 20 years in the making.
Former drug and alcohol addict's road to redemption
Recovering addict Ray Knight is planning to walk the country to help others.
Ōtātara Pā reserve plan impresses board
Work is progressing well on the management plan for Otatara Pā Historic Reserve.
Bay looks to have best of the weekend weather
Stormy conditions expected to bypass Hawke's Bay.
Poutiri Ao ō Tāne leader for Predator Free Hawke's Bay
Maungaharuru-Tangitū Trust leads the way for a predator free Hawke's Bay.
REINZ: KiwiBuild homes a relief for Hawke's Bay
Is the KiwiBuild scheme the answer to Hawke's Bay's housing shortage?
Inspiring Māori youth in Napier
The summit's aim was to connect young Māori with the forefront of Māori development.
Discontent over lack of rustling prosecutions
Police urge farmers to use CCTV to help provide evidence of offences.
Feral and stray cat control a complex issue
Microchipping considered best way to protect pet cats against feral cat control measures.
Possums in headlights of eradication plan
Government funding boost will help step up efforts to rid the region of predators.
Continuing strikes and job losses may not be due to the economy
Living Wage expectations and a desire to share in success are two factors in play.
Women and children at the forefront of merger
The Napier and Hastings Women's refuges are set to merge.
Hawke's Bay farmers get in behind predator-free initiatives
Farmers have made great inroads in reducing the possum population in Hawke's Bay.
Pest control projects already operating
New funding will boost existing pest control projects.
There's a day for pretty well everything
There's enough anniversary, event and observance days to fill...a calendar.
Possum population reducing in urban areas
The Hawke's Bay Regional council has seen a reduction in of possums in urban areas
Ray of hope
Ray Knight, from Napier, a former P addict is wanting to walk the country to raise money for youth suicide prevention and help P addicts.
Stormy weekend ahead: Snow, wild winds on the way
Heavy rain is hitting the lower South Island, but it won't reach Auckland until Sunday.
A month on: 'Slash floods will happen again'
Native trees may be the answer for East Coast hills. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Bruce Bisset: Working to a higher level
Police must work to high standards, writes Bruce Bisset.
New television programme focuses on Dannevirke business
Shear Bro focuses on fourth-generation Dannevirke shearing company Paewai Mullins.
Hawks coach: Philippines culpable in brawl
Zico Coronel says 'Chiller north of Manila' implicates host nation more than Australians.
Grassroots rugby tribute for fatal-crash pair
One crash victim was to play first game this season for struggling Tapuae the next day.
Warehouse proposal would see 177 jobs affected
First Union in mad rush to visit Warehouse stores for feedback on restructure proposal.
Child sick after pond contaminated by birds and cow faeces
Testing of water at Pandora Pond likely to be more frequent this coming summer.