Napier RSA votes in support of leaving national body in extremely rare motion
Napier RSA has voted to potentially leave the national body.
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Hastings council fined after 200 cubic metres of wastewater spills onto highway
Court told Hastings council has had 25 other breaches since 2019.
Watch: ‘Amazing’ solo sperm whale sighted off Hawke’s Bay coast
Whale sighting led to flurry of excitement in coastal community.
Hawke's Bay whale sighting
Sperm whale sighting off Hawke's Bay. Video / Bevan O'Connor
Review: A book for anyone worried they might be a terrible person
A fast-paced, hilarious, and ultimately hopeful novel about much more than space facts.
Foresters awards: Hawke’s Bay family claims North Island foresters award
It's a generational thing at remote Waiwhare in the eastern shadows of the Kaweka Ranges.
Private practice shakeup: Paramedics helping cut wait times in Hawke's Bay
New way of looking at primary care is a 'game changer'.
Wai Splash Triathlon attracts potential stars
Junior athletes competed in the annual triathlon at Dannevirke's Wai Splash pool.
Ruahine School bids farewell to much-loved teacher
Dedicated teacher leaves after 15 years at Ruahine School.
Missing Hawke’s Bay woman located safe and well
Jessica Kim had been missing for three days after being last seen getting into a ute.
How many family can one fit in one race at the speedway?
Three generations of one family were in the same superstocks race at Meeanee Speedway.
Hawke’s Bay Airport marks 60th anniversary
Hawke's Bay Airport's call to all shutterbugs for 60th-birthday photo comp.
NZME snares 22 Voyager Media Award nominations
Glitzy prizegiving event to be held at Shed 10 on Auckland’s Viaduct on May 24.
Wairoa flood investigation: Slipping more significant risk than slash, poplar tree risk
Forwarning of flooding should be predictable now, but time for action will remain short.
Like a pub but without booze: Barbershop offers men a safe space
Brad Warren's Boxed Out Barbershop has built an atmosphere full of chatting and laughter.
Stolen car spiked, but spikes stolen after CHB car chase
Police managed to spike the stolen hatchback.
Joseph Ahuriri mystery: ‘Disappointing’ end to HB beach search
'I want to acknowledge the resilience of his family,'
Soldier's fundraising buzz came from wanting to help young lady walk again
A drive to push himself and help those who couldn't saw Andrew McCrory change lives.
Rachel Keedwell: Rate rises a disaster in the making for years
OPINION: I know this increase will be unaffordable for many on a low or fixed income.
Four-lane Hawke’s Bay Expressway project will begin this term: Nimon
The plans include potentially building new bridges for northbound traffic.
The NZ Highwaymen back on the touring road in June
"We hope to come to some towns we couldn’t get to last time."
Waipukurau parkrun turns two
The weekly Waipukurau parkrun event is getting people active and creating connections.
Takapau showjumping sisters feature on small screen
Young Riders' fourth season is screening.
Man arrested after reported stabbing and assaults in Wairoa
One person has been arrested in relation to two incidents.
'Senseless and stupid': Two CHB memorials vandalised weeks before Anzac Day
Locals and the CHB mayor saddened by disrespect.
'Plague-like proportions': Mice invade homes in Central Hawke's Bay
Pourerere plagued with rodents as cooler temperatures draw mice into homes.
Hawke’s Bay rugby: Ranfurly Shield defence could go out of town
The home of Magpies rugby is closed for four months for turf refurbishment.
Enjoy a rip-roaring pirate adventure at Aubyn Live Theatre
Highly recommended school holiday entertainment.
Anzac trip to Gallipoli: 'I already know I will be crying'
Emotional experience expected for a group headed to Turkey for Anzac commemorations.
Supermarkets tight-lipped on plans in Napier and Havelock North
The Woolworths chain is not revealing its 'store network strategy'.
Tamaki nui-a-rua kapa haka groups competing in regionals
Regional competition will decide which kapa haka groups go to Te Matatini.
Pedestrian dead after being hit by vehicle north of Dannevirke
The man was unable to be revived and died at the scene.
'Make the most of opportunities' - Phil's passion for shearing pays dividends
Phil Morrison has been all over the world during his involvement in shearing.
Sir Campbell Wylie's story explored in cemetery walk
A walk of the Dannevirke Settlers' Cemetery is set for April 21.