Hidden Blessings leaves cash around Hawke's Bay
Hidden Blessings leaves $50 notes around Hawke's Bay. Video / Hidden Blessings NZ
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Antarctic blast to slash Hawke's Bay temperatures by up to 10 degrees
Daytime temperatures could drop by 10 degrees by the weekend.
She thought the underwear theft would be a brief setback — then it happened again and again
A thief targeting Paige Lanigan's washing line started out as annoying. Now it's awful.
Farming to football: New Napier City Rover an ex-NZ age-grade and World Cup rep
A young Kiwi footballer's travels have taken him around the world and now to Napier.
Inside the Rovers: The Hard Yards
New Napier City Rovers signing Matt Jones is already showing commitment on and off the football pitch. Video / Neil Reid
Is Hawke's Bay on struggle street at the moment?
With talk of belt-tightening and soaring costs, Hawke's Bay Today reporter Michaela Gower asks the public, are we poor now?
'Massive recession’ likely for Hawke’s Bay, mayor says
Economists and CEOs see light at the end of the tunnel. What about on the streets?
Sex Bombs and Sugar: What will Sir Tom Jones and Gin Wigmore get up to in Hawke's Bay?
Promoter reckons Sir Tom Jones is ready to wine and dine in the region.
Donation goes some way to saving Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank as pause looms
Private donation enables the digital archive to continue for three months.
Beach ban: Council to float permanent ban of vehicles at Waimarama
Vehicle use on Waimārama Beach was thrust into the spotlight by a makeshift barrier.
Central Hawke's Bay carseats kept out of landfill
The carseats will be checked by Roadsafe HB before being re-used.
Stevie Wonder, the Boss, Dolly? Who beckons for the Mission Concert?
Concert promoter coy on future acts.
Catfish predator who targeted Kiwi girl in global web case pleads guilty to manslaughter
'These children’s lives are torn apart by the cruelty.'
Māori King, politicians expected to descend on Ngāti Kahungunu hui
The hui at Omāhu Marae follows several that drew thousands across the motu.
Escapist and immersive - The Drowning Girls at Waipukurau Little Theatre
Between 1908 and 1914, George Joseph Smith married eight wives ...
Shooters excel in NZ 50m outdoor smallbore rifle nationals
Six local smallbore shooters do well at 50m outdoor nationals.
Kid-focused festival of fun for school holiday
On Saturday, April 13, Toitoi will be transformed for Whānau Day.
Napier RSA could leave national body amid 'disharmony' claim
'For a large part of 2023 there has been disharmony between RNZRSA and Napier RSA.'
KiwiRail putting Napier-Wairoa train line options to Government
The Napier-Wairoa railway line has had hardly any trains in the last decade.
Ruahine Animal Rescue: Volunteers welcome McAnulty visit
'I feel like I got myself back when we were able to care for the animals again.'
Hawke's Bay 'blueprint' for Hawke Cup success bears out
Hawke's Bay have repelled every Hawke Cup challenger this summer.
Te Whānau Puoro rising up into NZ music scene
Hawke's Bay teen band Te Whānau Puoro releases their first music video.
Wairoa legend to take big dig energy to national excavator finals
Thomas Perston says it's not just about digging holes.
Horse of the Year 2024: Sophie Scott is the quinella queen
Sophie Scott rides victorious in the $80,000 Olympic Cup at HOTY in Hastings.
Distinctive art deco building in Napier centre goes up for sale
The large act deco building designed by a famous architect has gone up for sale.
Waipawa's tiny bats in the spotlight this month
'With a bit of luck we can find some new roosts and get them protected in some way.'
Ahuriri Pharmacy advice: Top tips on getting a restful sleep
OPINION: Ahuriri pharmacist's top tips on getting a restful sleep.
A flood 'like Niagara falls' derailed their retirement plans - then a customer stepped in
Peter and Mary Vujcich are finally getting the retirement they thought had disappeared.
Scooter club getting local kaumātua moving
The club is helping to raise awareness of mobility scooters in the community
In pictures: A B.A.D day at Duart House
Despite the unfortunate acronym there were no bad vibes at Duart House over the weekend.
'Mind where your mind goes' - Gilbert Enoka on facing adversity
Former All Blacks mental skills coach talks to farmers on lessons he's learned.
Open day gives glimpse of operations at Fonterra Pahīatua
What goes on at the Fonterra plant in Pahīatua?
Dannevirke Community Market relocates to town hall
Stallholders reported more foot traffic at the new venue.
They wanted a backyard pool - as soon as workers arrived, things 'didn't feel right'
Warren Hanger has spent $80,000 on what is currently a breeding ground for mosquitoes.