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Police pursuit crash: Car wasn't registered, stolen licence plates
"They were caning it." Made with funding from NZ On Air.
"They were caning it." Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hastings man had more than 17,000 objectionable images.
Major safety improvements programme under way on stretches of SH2.
Quality Roading Services Wairoa to carry out three-day project which begins on Friday.
The meeting was to discuss the outcome of a landscaping report.
Napier City Rovers are leaders in the Central League table for a reason say Wanderers
The Government wants to limit farming run-off and intensification.
More than 23,000 New Zealanders are diagnosed with cancer every year.
Gripping stories of how war affected tiny Tararua village
Sheep dogs and their masters will be trialling dawn till dusk at the North Island champs.
A ridge of high pressure will keep things nice and toasty this week.
Jeremy Tauri asks businesses to consider if they really need new vehicles.
Mr Stein Goes Online was not as good as expected, for Toby Woolaston.
Mike Yardley has taken to the streets in Portland to take in the eclectic neighbourhoods.
Joint focus on youth in an effort to prevent fatal crashes for Road Safety Week.
Petrolheads and collectors flocked to Meeanee Speedway for the annual Marineland Rod and Kustom Club Festival. Video by Duncan Brown
Napier City Rovers are in a different league and showed Havelock North Wanderers why.
Hawke's Bay LMC midwives joined a march in Wellington for better pay last week.
Annual St John Youth Division competitions at Havelock North.
Great weather ahead for another autumn week in Hawke's Bay
A senior Hawke's Bay detective's month at the Games, and 28 years as a police officer.
Hawke's Bay derby is more about Wanderers and Rovers' diversities rather than sameness
Beautiful people in Vanuatu, Solomon Islands have struck a chord with Camille Pruckmuller.
A Napier woman remembers her "protective" dad almost five years on.
Duckshooting season started with a bang for the Paling family and friends, on the Pekapeka Wetlands, south of Hastings - Video by Duncan brown
Rumour-mongering has long history and often becomes weapon of desperation.
Hawke's Bay duck hunters had a quacker of a start to the season despite calm weather.