
Something old, something new and some novelty in Dannevirke's 2024 A&P Show
The A&P Show had some good pastoral exhibits.
The A&P Show had some good pastoral exhibits.
The crowds ducked in to avoid the rain.
Top shearers competed at Dannevirke's A&P show.
Colony of flying mammals found in farm-shed roof in Central Hawke's Bay.
Sweltering conditions welcome 2024 National League football hopefuls back into training.
Hawke’s Bay Today, Canon NZ and Harvey Norman Holiday photo competition winner Cheyjuana Doyle chats to Nick Perreaux Harvey Norman Operations Manager Hastings Computers & Communications
Screaming reverse thrust and brakes enabled us to pull up right at the end of the runway
Let's hope the lessons learned from Cyclone Gabrielle mean we are better prepared.
The win heralded the champion Hawke's Bay shearer's return to competition.
Wheels with Attitude has morphed into a huge affair.
National competition brings 192 horses, ponies and riders to showgrounds.
Community members, emergency services, volunteers and support organisations are welcome.
Windows were smashed but there was no entry to the three premises.
It's alleged they filled baskets and hit a Waitangi Day shopper on Heretaunga St.
Property vacated after protracted battle in the High Court and Court of Appeal.
Motorist hurt after stock-truck crash.
'Singing together is good for the soul,' says musical director Kath.
No midwife, power or phone - Sam Kershaw lit a candle and hoped the night would be smooth.
Tim Charlton's off to the US to be part of a bold project to launch a new 40m-tall rocket.
Her son made a 'stupid' decision, but floating crane needs to be moved, grieving mum says.
The road was closed while the Serious Crash Unit investigated.
Named after a rugby league star, Pahlyss Hokianga is poised for a basketball first.
Maxine Boag said she’d “never seen the hīkoi so big”.
'We had already used up plan A and we were in plan B and we didn’t have a plan C.'
Community donations got it across the line. Now police are using the 18 cameras every day.
Do you have the next Bark Gable in your family?
Campbell Gray's been planning it for years - despite a near-fatal head injury.
Little did he know, police had placed a listening device in one of his associate's homes.
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