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Beware of bust before China boom: GoGroup
Trade with China can be a trap for the inexperienced, warns trading adviser.
Slip clearing work across three Bay highways
Road clearing crews working at slip sites on three Hawke's Bay highways.
Fate sealed for crumbling gorge
The Manawatu Gorge has been dealt another big blow with another huge slip falling.
Hawke's Bay shearer smashes World record in England
Hawke's Bay's Rowland Smith has smashed a World shearing record in England.
Southerly change on the horizon
A southerly change will bring more wet weather and cooler temperatures from Thursday.
Yule's last day as Local Govt NZ president
Hastings mayor receives excellence award upon standing down as LGNZ president.
Views mixed on Peters' smokes tax proposal
New Zealand First party leader wants to see a reduction in the excise tax of cigarettes.
Police seek men involved in street robbery
Two men sought after woman was attacked and her money stolen in Taradale last Wednesday.
Editorial: Full coverage of Bay elections planned
The election hoardings are up so this means the campaigning has begun in earnest.
Gren Christie: Govt can fix pollution woes
The divide that exists is one between those who pollute for profit and those who won't.
Labour candidate cites Gorge neglect
When I visited Woodville the day after the announcement I faced shock and worry
Ex meth addicts: Get it off our streets
Recovering user says getting kids back the biggest high.
Special party delights Bay children
Free event offers kids food, games, rides and various local entertainment.
Dannevirke: 'More drug houses than dairies'
P scourge means drug houses outnumber town's dairies.
Election fever hits Bay
Election fever has hit Hawke's Bay with billboards being put up around the region.
Stellar winemakers join teaching team
Highly regarded winemakers have bolstered EIT's School of Viticulture and Wine Science,
Fine weather good news for farmers
A week of settled weather is pleasing to local farmers who have had their wettest winter.
Youths wreak havoc in heart of Hastings
Youths shot toy guns, threw tables and chairs and stole a bike in Hastings.
Clive happy to avoid Napier OBM in semis
Maddison Trophy semifinalists sorted after weekend action.
U15 boys create basketball history
Six months of toiling pays off for HB basketballers at rain-hampered Dunedin U15 nationals
Bay shot putter wins silver in Bahamas
The Kiwis have five medals to date from Commonwealth Youth Games.
Lawrence Yule: Time to get brave on water storage
Dam uncertainty is creating real financial and personal stress for many in CHB.
Rowland Smith prepares for shearing record bid
Time's zeroing-in for champion New Zealand shearer Rowland Smith
Jeremy Tauri: Ways to keep cash flow in positives
There's a number of ways you can feel as if you're going nowhere in your business.
Call of Nature: The Hollyford track in Fiordland
Mike Yardley did a three day guided walk on the Hollyford Track with Ngai Tahu Tourism.
Rovers pay price for pushing forward
Napier City Rovers deserved something in loss to Wellington Utd says coach Bill Robertson
Bistro style now more relaxed
Renovations at Black Barn Bistro have "warmed up" the restaurant