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What next for the Ruataniwha Dam?
Possibilities touted to save the RWSS, but some say its funds better used elsewhere
Poncho maker helps keep homeless warm
Charla Hawaikirangi is keeping those in need warm this winter by gifting homemade ponchos.
Water certainty good for business: farmers
CHB farmers want to expand and diversify, but need a secure water supply.
Rescued dog reunited with owner
The story of a dog rescued in Havelock North yesterday has a happy ending.
Fowler: Sundial ray of hope after quake
Quake memorial bears inscriptions of comfort for survivors
Sandra Hazlehurst: Making CBD a place to live, work and play
People will choose to live in and near the city, if it is attractive and well planned.
Region escapes bad weather
Rain is unlikely to dampen the spirits of families wanting to spend the weekend outdoors.
No solution in sight for MTG storage woes
Taxpayer's union critical of $12.5k bill to house MTG collection off site
Roller derby wants more members
Hawke's Bay's roller derby league is holding a beginner course to recruit more members.
Greta and Patch hit it off
Greta was united with her favourite dog Patch who she had previously only seen via photos.
Risky water supply divides coastal Hawke's Bay town
Fear residents might have to move, if water upgrade unaffordable
Closed Gorge road has 'national significance' says Peters
Does anyone think, for a single second, that this would be accepted in Auckland?
Positive step for Hawke's Bay water safety
Hawke's Bay's councils and DHB set to band together for water quality.
Engineers confirm clock tower is sound
Cracks in Hastings Clock Tower found to be superficial.
Unpredictable, close election, says former Labour Party boss
So many voters are in the don't know category.
$10,000 taxpayer bill for inmate's intentional damage
The inmate smashed at least 25 windows in the space of three months.
Roaming dogs hazard in Hastings
"Nobody wants to believe that their animal will hurt anyone or anything."
Man wanted after skipping home-thefts court case
The accused in a burglary and stolen property case fails to show at court.
Local link to blockbuster film
Because he was a Commander a lot of people got excited about that.
'They got it wrong. Why don't they just own up?'
Almost a decade on, the Chattrice Maihi-Carroll case remains an unsolved homicide inquiry
Hockey tourney great end to holidays
The Big Save Hockey Tournament drew large crowds to finish the school holidays.
Household rubbish causes major sewerage block
Household rubbish caused a major sewerage blockage in Maraenui on Thursday.
7 things to do in the Bay
Hawke's Bay has plenty on offer this winter weekend so we have named 7 activities to do.
Cut-throat mentality not Tall Fern's thing
Josie Stockill has no qualms about coming off the Tall Ferns' bench to add to chemistry