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Just the ticket: Hawke's Bay's Go Bus reinstates 341 runs
Regional council to restart all bus services canned in November 2022.
Woman dies after Hastings mobility scooter crash
80-year-old woman died in hospital overnight after a crash midday on Tuesday.
Immediate water restrictions imposed on Waipukurau township
Major leak sparks urgent Waipukurau water restrictions.
CHB Community Op Shop's new owner launches koha app
The op shop will serve as a 'shopfront' for more sustainability initiatives.
Wairoa to the world: William Little heads to cross-country champs in Serbia
The son of Wairoa's Mayor is on his way to making his own name.
'Be vigilant': Hawke's Bay mother's warning after bluebottle stings child
The Hawke's Bay coast is seeing a resurgence of the stinging creature.
Cash boost for Cyclone Gabrielle affected Hawke’s Bay communities
75 groups have been awarded Community Wellbeing and Hauora grants.
Fine weather and fast times for Tour de Beautiful CHB
Cycling CHB thanks everyone who participated, marshalled, cheered and drove courteously.
Woolworths has no proposal for supermarket in Flaxmere
Who's in the running to replace Flaxmere's New World?
Book review: Wellness will keep you musing long after the last page
Heading into middle age, Jack and Elizabeth realise they've changed in the past 20 years.
Damaged bridge near Pōrangahau gets weight limit restrictions
The cause of the new damage is not yet known.
Woman critically injured after vehicle and mobility scooter crash
A critically injured person has been taken to hospital after a vehicle hit a scooter.
A spectacular bit of mud: Walking on the new gateway to Manawatū
You can watch all the videos, but nothing prepares you for the full scale of it.
Foodies prepare yourselves for culinary delights as F.A.W.C! launches 2024 programme in Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay's food and wine classic celebrates 12 years.
Service station robbery: Half a dozen people break down door, knife allegedly pulled on staff member, $1000 taken
Half a dozen people broke through the locked door and demanded to be given the till.
Leonard Lambert's Small Wonders full of big delights
Lambert is equally well known in poetry circles.
'Springboard for the region': Splash Planet extends season, could set attendance record
About 79,000 visitors have been through the gates since the park reopened in November.
Letters to the editor: Why a protest at Ardern's wedding was appropriate
The protesters were not there to cause 'disruption', a letter writer says.
It was supposed to be their marriage week - the flood locked them in a fight to survive
The wedding was supposed to be in the garden - but it's no longer there.
'People are starting to come back to natural products': Sheepskin demand up
Founded in 1969, Classic Sheepskins is the last of its kind to operate entirely locally.
Scientists to study pod of 45 euthanised dolphins in Hawke’s Bay
Samples were important because not a lot was known about false killer whales, DOC says.
The Treaty conversation Parliament wants is one that could empower Māori, leaders say
A unity hui drew a massive crowd. Hawke's Bay leaders see it as a turning point.
One person dead after motorcycle crashes into parked truck
Taradale Rd has reopened after it was blocked by a separate crash.
'Welfare decision': Euthanising Mahia's stranded dolphins was a hard but necessary choice
"They weren’t going to make it, or if they did it would be in a terrible condition."
'Sinking feeling in my puku': Last development on protected side of Te Mata Peak
Hastings District Council prohibited the development of land in this area in 2022.
Hastings to host Assembly Room Tunes daytime concert and morning tea for retirees
Morning tea and a show: The events at Toitoi hope to evoke memories.
'Oi Peter, four more years, you ****wit' - Retallick confirms RWC sledge to Irish star
The former All Black got the final word over the Irishman after a chirpy 2022 series.
‘Respite is coming’: Humid nights to ease - for now
Hawke's Bay temperatures didn't dip under 20C at weekend.
New tools in response to Chilean needle grass threat
Chilean needle grass is one of about 22,000 species of introduced plants.
'Fight of her life': Mum, influencer shares rare cancer diagnosis
'Gina is in the fight of her life against stage 4 signet cell carcinoma.'
Volunteers needed for Hato Hone St John's first response vehicle
Volunteers needed for first responder vehicle
Dannevirke hosts first coloured sheep sale in over a decade
Coloured sheep sale "like a fishing expedition".
The origins of the names within the borders of our takiwā
What are the stories behind the names of places in Tararua District?