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My dad is slowly dying of motor neurone disease — there’s a chance the same fate awaits me
Slowly but surely, he'll be imprisoned in his own body. His plight could be mine one day.
Teachers gain advice to improve their wellbeing
A number of local providers were on hand to talk to teachers.
The CHB 15-year-old trying to replicate poet Keats
Georgia Abraham is storming the literary world from the tiny town of Tikokino.
'Catastrophic': Banned driver sped from cops before crashing into photographers
The forbidden driver who had earlier sped away from police faced several charges.
The smart router: Local business could upend Māori carving
Traditional art goes from stone, to steel, to digital.
Watch: Infamous mankini-wearing Aussie makes Horse of the Year debut
He wore an itsy bitsy teenie weenie orange plunging-top mankini.
The tax changes on the horizon come April 1
It’s important you’re aware of how these tax changes will impact your circumstances.
Hastings Art Gallery introduces two new exhibitions this March
OPINION: Major sculptural installation and hand-drawn architectural plans going on show.
Tainui Reserve set to close for six weeks for tree felling
Removal of exotic trees at Hikanui Pā within Tainui Reserve is scheduled to begin.
'We will impound and seize your bike': Three arrested in Hawke's Bay dangerous driving crackdown
Three people were arrested, and four off-road motorbikes were impounded.
Australian rider at HOY Hastings
Shane Rose Australian rider at Horse of the Year Hastings talks about wearing a mankini in the saddle. Video/Warren Buckland Reporter/ Mitchell Hageman
Watch: Boat on fire at Napier marina
A burning boat sent fire into the skies over Ahuriri, Napier.
Boat on fire in Port Ahuriri
A fire on a boat in Ahuriri, Napier on Friday afternoon. Video / NZME
Hastings cannabis plant the 'size of a big Christmas tree'
Stolen-then-abandoned bush turns out to be a massive cannabis plant.
'It’s vital we factor this': Flood protection had no chance against Gabrielle - report
Further work required to design appropriate flood mitigation.
From the MTG: Napier’s Municipal Theatre a labour of love
The sheer beauty and sumptuousness of the interior belied initial impressions.
60 years on: Memorial Hospital trainee nurses reunite
Nurses gather at their old stomping ground, 60 years after starting at the hospital.
Pothole fixes and four-lane expressway coming - but local roads need hundreds of millions
Councils still need hundreds of millions to rebuild our cyclone-devastated roads.
Anna Lorck: Has Hawke’s Bay Regional Council become a law unto itself?
Opinion: What is the point of making submissions when a 90 per cent majority is ignored?
Ex-South Island trainer now making his mark in Hawke’s Bay
Danny Champion has made an early impact since moving north.
Youth fight: Flaxmere fracas sparks search for scooter man
Have you seen this rider? Or this scooter?
Digital carvers upending the traditional ways in Napier
Carving has gone digital with Jacob Scott and Jason Kendrick converting a kitchen router to expertly carve panels in their Napier workshop. Video / Warren Buckland
‘Rugby and politics are not so far removed’: Ex-rugby boss' maiden speech as MP
New Ikaroa-Rāwhiti MP shares maiden speech in Parliament.
Grandstand empty but no shortage of seating
Thousands are expected in the last days of the Horse of the Year Show.
Review: Unravel the mystery behind a family living in a small town
A Spellbinding fantasy adventure of loyalty, courage, and being careful what you wish for.
Out of the shadows: Survivor's powerful message for International Women's Day
'Celebration of women should be everyday.'
Garden shed up in flames in Flaxmere
Soaring flames could be seen several hundred metres away.
'Beneficial for all': Manioro movement a shining light for Hawke's Bay's Rainbow Plus community
Manioro saw hundreds come together to celebrate inclusion and diversity.
CHB Bookarama planning well underway
Donations of good, secondhand books, jigsaws, CDs and DVDs are still more than welcome.
Lorelei Powell's long life and secret to turning 100
Daughter makes sure mum celebrates 100th birthday with a week full of events.
Trev Terry Marine boat business trades on in receivership
Potential buyers are showing interest in Trev Terry Marine
New faces and art come to CAN
Coming off a big Art Deco high, CAN is continuing the momentum into March.
Three beautiful female dogs up for adoption in Napier
Fur-ever homes wanted for three very different but very friendly dogs.