Spectacular Christmas parade thrills huge crowd
Dannevirke Christmas Parade wonderful in great weather
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In pictures: Christmas at the Park draws huge crowd
13,000 people descended on a glorious December night as the festive season truly began.
Watch: Salt and squeals as Girls' High leavers sprint into the sea in uniform
Mia Halstead said her year group wanted to go out on a high.
Popular waterfall is open for summer, but be wary of cyclone damage, council says
Those wanting a dip in the much-loved falls will get the chance, despite damage.
Aunty’s experiment: How to make Pungarehu Scones
Merry Christmas everyone! Love from Aunty Hanui.
Mana whenua lead large march in Napier against coalition government policy
About 1500 people attended a protest against new Government's treatment of Māori.
NGHS leavers celebrate end of school
Napier Girls' High School leavers celebrated the end of their school experience by cooling off in the sea. Video / Warren Buckland
NPC's top point scorer signs in US after Super Rugby omission
McClutchie was a mysterious omission from teams in Super Rugby Pacific.
Consistent prices for weaners at Dannevirke dairy beef sale
Steady prices at Dannevirke weaner sale
Brass band backing for carol singers
Brass band played Christmas Carols in Knox Church.
Check the competition: Local primary chess players compete in new tournament
Three schools compete in chess contest.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: $35,000 Lotto win in Bay View
One Lotto player is $35,096 richer thanks to a winning ticket sold in Bay View, Napier.
The region that needs up to 8000 new workers: 'Will dominate what we do for years'
Accommodation villages being mulled for an influx of workers to cyclone-hit Hawke's Bay.
Old taxi ban at airport: 'People don’t want to sit in a shabby cab.'
Airport says it wants to lift visitors' experience.
He inherited his grandfather’s bowls - now this Kahungunu man is national para bowls champion
"When Kerrin’s not at work keeping the office alive and well, he’s on the bowling green."
Pahīatua and Districts Rebus club marks 30 years
The club was the sixth to be formed in Wairarapa.
'I didn't care how long it took': Logging boss turns kiwi enthusiast
There were no deaths of the national bird during a delicate pine harvest.
Refused treatment: Kiwi teen accused of faking bowel illness
Trinity, who's now 18, has been in and out of hospital since she was 2 years old.
Elske group thanks its supporters
The decision was made to close the Elske group's meeting hall, but it now has a new venue.
The plight of ECE teachers: 'Maybe we’re not whinging enough'
"We’ve got a serious shortage of staff - why would you want to work for $10,000 less?"
Nick Stewart: Airbnb slides from easy breezy to risky business
Labour’s ‘app tax’ was a popular campaign sticking point for the current Government.
'Better together': The business run by a trio of brothers that employs 600 staff
They say it’s unwise to mix work with family. There are exceptions, of course.
'Feels like home': The beauty queen who rebuilt her life after a tragedy
Kirtika Walia needed a hobby to bring back joy. Now she's representing NZ on stage.
Class of 1980: Dannevirke High School students come back for a reunion
A dozen past pupils came back to DHS.
Prime Minister derails hopes for Napier-Wairoa link
The PM said the Government 'shouldn't be progressing' the 'poorly utilised' rail link.
Babysitter filmed naked child, kept 2500 photos
Man took 18 videos of underage girl and used them to generate 2500 still images.
Luxon says Cyclone Gabrielle-hit zones 'not forgotten', SH2 'in really bad shape'
The PM is in Cyclone Gabrielle-hit Wairoa in a change from his duties this week.
Prime Minister Luxon visits Hawke's Bay
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said he is going to make sure he is working with the Hawke's Bay community to assess its needs after Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / NZ Herald
'Are you sure this is all for us?': Thousands of Santa sacks for kids
The elves have been busy packing gifts at Craggy Range Winery.
Hastings mayor and high-profile councillor go toe-to-toe as rift deepens
Hastings mayor Sandra Hazlehurst and councillor Damon Harvey are increasingly at odds.
Central Hawke's Bay farming family passionate about planting
TLC encourages actions that benefit the land across the Tukituki River catchment.
Prices ease for lamb yarding of varying quality at Stortford Lodge
Yearling heifers a bright spot in the cattle offering.
Hundreds turn out for Punjabi language celebration in Hastings
More than 450 people attended the Hawke's Bay Punjabi language celebration held at Toitoi.