It happened one Monday
Sorry I didn't wave back to the kind people who tooted - I didn't have a spare hand.
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Chief executive Dawson says port must adapt
New port chief executive talks business sense at one of Napier's big businesses.
Havelock North's new sculpture not the apple of everyone's eye
The bronze cast sculpture, ''The Garden 2002'', depicts Eve's nude lower body.
Herbertville drones annoy horse owner.
The southern Hawke's Bay settlement of Herbertville has locals annoyed about visitors using drones to chase people and horses. There is talk that residents may take the law into their own hands and shoot them down.
Hundreds to take part in Country2Coast
Hundreds of people are expected to take part in tomorrow's Country2Coast.
High risk of dying young in Hawke's Bay
Maori highly represented in infant mortality rates.
Two arrested for aggravated robbery in Havelock North
Police have arrested two of the three people who allegedly robbed Mobil Havelock North.
Sentencing for ACC fraudster adjourned
She made more than $81,000 worth of ACC claims for children not in her custody.
Rescue chopper attends serious quad-bike crash
Rescue chopper called after quad-bike rolls
Are there too many tourists here? What Kiwis really think
Concerns about the impact of tourists is levelling off but Kiwis worry about road crashes
Forgotten women remembered on Anzac Day
Those left at home bore an immense burden during the Great War.
Most submitters oppose water rating plan
Submitters say water and wastewater services should be user-pays.
Greenpeace protesters to plead guilty
Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment may drop charges against Greenpeace.
Miss Wilson on show at Hastings races
Stratum 5-year-old will have an exhibition gallop between races.
Cooking up a healthy habit
Cooking teaches children to identify foods, and learn where they originate from.
Tourism spending up $7.8 million in Hawke's Bay in March
Tourism spending for the Bay is estimated to be $636m for the year to March, up 6 per cent
NZME's OneRoof online property guide launches in Hawke's Bay
Look no further: All you need to know about property is now under one roof.
Woman says beggar tried to take purse
A Hastings woman's shopping trip took a nasty turn when a beggar harassed her.
First lady: Hastings Mayor takes her place on wall of portraits
Portrait is the first female to be represented and takes its place beside those of 21 men.
It's 'W' before individual scores for Hawks
New structure, staff, players and coach all add up to a riveting start for the Hawks
$24m funding for disability support system trial
New funding announced for MidCentral DHB disability support trial.
Hawks back in the house after beating Sharks
The Hawks came out to play tonight and the Pettigrew-Green Arena faithful got behind them
Tasman tempest nears: What you need to know
The wind and the rain are staging a comeback.
Kids in poorest areas three times more likely to die - report
Medical conditions, unintentional injury, intentional injury and SUDI were analysed.
Courier parcel thief ordered to pay $18k reparation
She was caught stealing $22,000 worth of parcels in the space of a few months.
Record turnout for Dannevirke dawn service
At 97 WW2 veteran Bonnie Bodley isn't overcome with sadness, but he remembers old mates.
German basketball stint humbling for Prewster
Swingman Dion Prewster happy to be back in Hawke's Bay to sport the Hawks' tribal colours.
Wanderers beat Wairarapa at their own game
Wairarapa United's capitulation would have given stalwart Phil Keinzley indigestion