Hastings Central School students welcomed the first baby with handmade cards.

Two Hawke's Bay primary school pupils were crowned by two Warriors players.

The Terrace School principal resigns, commissioner positive about school's future.

Nash said attacks on Labour by friend Matthew Hooton meant fundraiser was inappropriate.

Flexibility is the key.

HBRC and Wairoa District Council are ahead of the wage game.

Farmers to be told of infected neighbouring properties

Bittersweet bird report illuminating.

Dannevirke's Alliance plant no using state-of-the-art robotic technology.

After 21 years Sharon Wards is stepping down as chief executive.

It's annoying is when so-called business leaders mouth off.

Sacred Heart College students recognise World Refugee Day.

Annual competition gives students insights into Chinese life and culture.

Hawke's Bay Opera singer sets out with a big goal to bring the arts to younger generation.

Hastings council chief Ross McLeod officiates at citizenship ceremony as final formal duty

More policing resources having desired effect, writes Stuart Nash.

NZ Nurses Organisation members feeling exasperated, want recognition, says HB delegate.

Period of grace almost over for the last 253 farm owners in the Tukituki catchment.

COMMENT: Jacinda Ardern has six short weeks before she's back into her job.

Singer says being a songwriter from New Zealand is an advantage.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has given birth to a 3.31kg baby girl.

The Buzzy Bee and Little Tikes plastic car remain popular items for babies, Trade Me says.

Outkast view it as yardstick but champions more about Otane of future, not past this year

Atea a Rangi Educational Trust hosted Te Kai o Nehera – The Food of Ancient Times, a F.A.W.C! Winter Food and Wine Classic event at Waitangi Regional Park, near Napier, part of Hawke's Bay's Matariki activities, on the winter solstice. Video by Duncan Brown.

Stuart Nash says all candidates and parties need fundraisers to run good campaigns.

Welcome to New Zealand, baby. Tell Mum to put down the paperwork.

What the first baby can expect life to be like with a Prime Minister as a parent.

New mums and a stay-at-home dad have offered valuable advice.

Students at Sacred Heart College, Napier, dressed in cultural clothing for a mufti day fundraiser, and held a multi-language service for World Refugee Awareness Day. 20 June 2018 NEWS Hawke's Bay Today Photograph by Duncan Brown.

June 21 is already the birthday of some illustrious company.