Havelock North and Taradale likely to contest Nash Cup final
Aotea were kept scoreless by a rampant Taradale side - who won 104-0.
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Modern-day Mr Fixit: Police wave through man with urn on roof to cool overheating engine
The latest report from No 8 wire hero Billy was that he ran out of petrol on the motorway.
Insurance premium hikes not all cyclone related
People in parts of Hawke's Bay have seen their insurance premiums go up 60pc this year.
The Rangatahi Corner: Why no one should have a hungry puku at school
Opinion of our rangatahi: 'Good kai helps us to learn and participate better.'
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Plans revealed for new stopbank at Waiohiki following Gabrielle floods
"Gap” in the stopbank network next to Waiohiki.
Tributes for former Napier city councillor Mark Herbert
Mark Herbert was a Napier city councillor from 1998 to 2016.
A 'small-town girl' and a man seeking 'traditional': Can Hawke's Bay pull off a Bachelor-style show?
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Planning ahead will help you dodge the stagflation bullet
Stagflation combines the worst of both worlds: economic stagnation and price pressures.
From the MTG: Sanatorium for long-term casualties of the Great War
Many veterans suffered lasting effects of gas attacks and incurable tuberculosis.
The Thirty Thousand Club: How a 20th-century community group beautified Napier by stealth
OPINION: Council didn’t always appreciate the dictatorial manner of the beautifications.
Inside the rural factory keeping a village afloat, one pair of socks at a time
A woollen goods factory is defying the odds, in the process keeping a Kiwi village going.
Waipawa Volunteer Fire Brigade needs you
Waipawa Fire Brigade needs more volunteers during day.
Hawke’s Bay Scooby-Doo Mystery Machine owner: ‘They just crack up and laugh’
Hastings is home to a timeless television and film icon.
‘They were just laughing’: Man was chased 700m then 'bashed with scooter by youths'
Reece Hingaia went out for a walk to get a pie. He would end up in a critical condition.
Firefighters bring massive Hastings scrub fire under control
Hamish Smith, group manager Fire and Emergency Hawke’s Bay, describes the situation at the scene of a six-hectare scrub fire in Waiwhare, Hastings district.
Hawke’s Bay couple’s amazing run with star sprinter Mazu continues
A roundup of the week's racing.
Several Havelock North fires suspicious, two youths arrested
Police are investigating other suspicious scrub fires in the area and considering charges.
'Best use of print': Special edition of newspaper wins global publishing prize
The special edition provided vital updates to the cyclone-smashed region.
'I've lost everything': Drag queen reading group cancels NZ tour after protests
Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki described the cancellation as a 'victory'.
Norsewood communication woes close to resolution
Poor cell phone signals have been frustrating the town of Norsewood.
Crews battle large scrub fire in Hastings after burn gets out of control
Helicopters arrived with monsoon buckets to assist with the fire off River Rd.
'It hurts the people who are already grieving': Thousands worth of rebuild material stolen from Hawke's Bay school and pre-school
Nuhaka School and a pre-school on-site have suffered a series of break-ins and thefts.
'Quiet hero' of Relay for Life calls time
Richard Anderson has been on the Relay for Life committee since its inception in 2001.
It’s lucky I don’t have any hair because I would have pulled it out by now - Wyn Drabble
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Thousands gather in Anzac remembrance across Hawke's Bay
Solemn dawn service ceremonies took place in Napier and Hastings.
Walter Malcolm WW2 Waipukurau veteran
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Central Hawke's Bay WWII veteran: 'It’s crazy, isn’t it, killing a human being?'
Veteran says luck was on his side during his time fighting in WWII.
EuroCity car dealership in voluntary liquidation, owner promises staff will be taken care of
Owner Terry Elmsly says existing staff will be looked after as part of the sale agreement.
Unity Day: Napier as a Pilot City for positive alternatives to violence
It was the first awards without veteran stalwart Pat Magill.
Dannevirke Community Board listens and distributes to local organisations
The topic of the fluoridation of the town's water supply was raised by a lobby group.
Cattle killed after stock truck rolls in Central Hawke's Bay
Police say oil has been reported on the road.