Dumped bore project comes to light
Water lobby group brings million-dollar project to replace bores to light.
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CHB council searching for smell source
Wastewater treatment ponds first focus as CHB council isolates bad smell in Waipukurau.
Battle of the Boys' Highs at high noon
It's the big game today for two schools they reckon are in a class of their own.
NZ Maori more like whanau than ABs: Hewitt
Ex-All Black and Maori captain Norman Hewitt was making a statement of equality to NZRU
Stop misconstruing haka says Hewitt
Should the Highlanders' sword gesture to the Lions be perceived as slaughtering people?
Hastings keen to stay unbeaten
Hastings flanker Ben Hamelink realises he's facing stiff challenge for the Magpies berth
Doris tragedy memorial planned
Memorial planned for watersiders who drowned near Perfume Point in 1932.
Maori housing policy makes awards final
Hastings District Council leads the way with its Papakainga housing development policy
DNA technology a pull between criminal justice and human rights
Academics have raised concerns about a downside of advanced DNA technology.
Netball: HGHS victims of Huias 'inside job'
NGHS push All In hard in game of the round
Cup yacht design ace rests back in Napier
An aerodynamics specialist marvels at the modern machines of Americas Cup racing
Napier students meet rugby idols
Two Napier students got to meet rugby idols during a leadership experience yesterday.
Blues 2IC good sounding board
Fostering a no-ego environment in Rovers strengthens flagship team's bond says Stu James
Sports facility to expand
A temporary youth athlete training gym in Hastings is expanding due to its popularity.
OtherWise: A handbag fit for Wonder Woman
I knew it was time to bring out the big guns.
Crown entity wades into Napier City Conference debate
Heritage NZ representative to meet with Napier Mayor and memorial's original architect
Small city with big ideas gets noticed
Napier city project's innovation and community engagement lauded by award judges.
No precedent for Ombudsman LGOIMA decision: Law expert
Battle for Councillors emails might not end at Ombudsman decision.
Students give back to community
Hawke's Bay schools helped their community during an annual student-led event yesterday.
Cancer survivor volunteers to help others undergoing treatment
Giving back after going through cancer herself.
Minor parties still in candidate selection process
Democrats for Social Credit announce their Napier candidate.
Police seek witnesses after serious crash
Police are seeking witnesses to crash which left woman with serious injuries yesterday.
Students helping hand
Year 13 students from Woodford House, Iona College and Lindisfarne College give a full day of service to give back to the HB community.
Watch NZH Local Focus: The flow-on effect from New Zealand's P problem
Social housing under pressure due to contaminated homes. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Andrew Austin: Public has a right to transparency
This newspaper takes its role of keeping our elected officials accountable very seriously.
Mangateretere School practises safety drills
Matau Stewart, health and safety advisor for retail at Z Energy, visited Mangateretere School, Mangateretere, Hastings, where the kids learned and practised an earthquake drill, a fire drill and a school evacuation with the help of the fire service. Matau is also the son of Mona Stewart, the principal. Video by Duncan Brown
Opinion: Butler request just sour grapes
The emails investigation is a step too far - in my view those mails are private.
Man arrested over Wairoa hit-and-run
Man charged with driving while disqualified and failing to stop to ascertain injuries.
Rangitane launches te reo strategy
Passion and forward-thinking underpins Rangitane's te reo strategy.
Andrew Austin: Public has right to transparency
There is no doubt the Ruataniwha dam is in the public interest.