An enduring gift acknowledging Māori soldiers who served overseas
Activities are held every year at Kaitoki Marae to coincide with Anzac services.
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Rainy day at Ōtātara but Joe Walsh ain't going nowhere else - he loves it here
Eagles musician Joe Walsh returned to Ōtātara where an epiphany change his life.
Loss of Hawke's Bay Tourism funding would be a 'disaster': Black Barn co-owner Kim Thorp
Kim Thorp says the region struggled to promote itself before Hawke's Bay Tourism.
Hawks stumble against Rams in NBL - next up are the Saints
The Hawks taking lessons from a 20-point defeat.
Three teams remain unbeaten in HB premier club rugby
Havelock North is making its way back after a few tough years.
Talking point: Communities at the heart of restoring trust
OPINION: National social cohesion approaches seldom work. Local efforts are vital.
Ram raid at supermarket in Haumoana, coastal Hawke's Bay
Glass was left smashed on the ground outside after cigarettes and lighters were taken.
Son held ram in headlock and called for help after finding it killed his parents
The son went searching for his parents after he couldn't find them in their home.
How one victim tracked down a burglar on a crime spree
A set of keys with a GPS fob attached was one of the items Layna Brown stole.
Hastings to host Magpies first Ranfurly Shield defence
Shield fever to hit Hastings in June.
Song writing class
Florence Smith performs her song song Broke with Rubies for the first time with other members of the song writing class during the National youth Drama school held at Havelock High
Lots of gain with latest skincare treatment at Hawke’s Bay clinic
The new MP mode stimulates more collagen, giving better results.
Canny view: Wealth is about enjoying a lifestyle of choice without worry
OPINION: You may ‘own’ an expensive house, but you could well be cashflow-poor.
‘I don’t feel alone anymore’: A migrant woman's journey with Women’s Refuge
*Cushla knew she couldn't continue to live her new life in fear.
Bust out of your shell and Bling a Bra for breast cancer
You want those brassieres to stand out like shining beacons because this is a competition
$70M flood plan: 627 Wairoa properties moved out of limbo
Much of Wairoa was in the 2A category post-floods.
HB owners pick up bonus attached to Miss Emerald’s success
A roundup of the week's racing.
One person injured after car crashes through busy Hawke's Bay roundabout
The car finally stopped in the large bushes on a major roundabout.
Cunning trout try to evade anglers at Fish & Game open day
Trout fishing is encouraged at the Fish & Game wetland ponds.
From the MTG: It takes a team to make the museum work
We also need to manage copyright issues appropriately,
Hawks up for it in NBL Ram-raid
Beaten in triple overtime a year ago, robbed in the play-offs — Hawks tackle the Rams.
'Pack a lot of punch': Why rams attack and why pet animals can be worse
Experts: It's not uncommon for farms to have one or two rams that like to charge.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Marathon returns next month
The marathon returns to the region in May.
Farmers hanging out for rain
Weight gain on ewes going into tupping and mating has been a bit light
Rural school bus cuts: Residents fear the end of Te Pohue School
Residents of Te Pōhue want more time to present alternatives to the Ministry of Education.
Robber flees with nothing after BB gun breaks during assault on Hastings dairy owner
The mask wearer fled after his BB gun broke while hitting the dairy owner.
Local youth learn about careers in the art gallery world
Hastings City Art Gallery announces free, peer-led art programme for rangatahi.
Waitākere victims of fatal ram attack named
'Didn't deserve this': Elderly victims were reportedly attacked by their own animal.
Bioluminescent dolphins and a sprint finish: Waka returns to bay with talented rangatahi in tow
After a weeks-long journey, Hawke's Bay's prized waka hourua has returned home.
Father of two needs financial help in stage 4 bowel cancer battle
Central Hawke's Bay man needs more than $50,000 for additional life-saving medications.
Ōtātara Pā - such a lovely place, such a lovely place
Joe Walsh sat atop Ōtātara Pā in 1989. What he saw calls him back again, again, and again.
Hastings facing one of highest rates rises in country - council could hit $700m debt
Council's 'challenging' draft Long Term Plan could include closing Frimley Pool.
Police shot aggressive ram that 'confronted' them in paddock with dead West Auckland couple
It is understood police believe the man went out to check on the ram and did not return.