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Cyclone Cook brings creative initiative
Fallen trees have been turned into seats after storm damage in Pakowhai Country Park.
Fallen trees have been turned into seats after storm damage in Pakowhai Country Park.
Opinion - Dairy robberies are tantamount to home invasion.
Cyclone Donna brings a fresh threat of flooding rains next week.
A dark highway, roaming horses - recipe for tragedy.
A trusting elderly couple lent him their eftpos card.
Do we really want the soulless 'transformation' of Central Hawke's Bay.
Lydia Ko's renaissance lies in filial ties, not from those who tee off from fiscal mounds
Students are preparing for Hawke's Bay's top literacy competition next Friday.
Nearly 100 per cent of the rubbish from the Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market is now composted
Dannevirke floral artist wins prestigious trophy and place in national calendar.
NZ age-group BMX champion Amy Martin is poised to break out of her domestic cocoon
The People's Choice last year is now just a bystander as public vote in 2017
Targa Rally organisers narrowly miss having the brakes put on their Tararua event.
The Hawke's Bay Regional Sports Park are expecting 300,000 people through their gates.
People take to social media to criticise ideas for library's relocation to Clive Square.
The Commerce Commission has just released its decision on the merger.
Watch: Commerce Commission rejects bid by media companies NZME and Fairfax to merge.
A prisoner who admitted swinging at a prison officer said it was in self-defence.
Three new directors take reins at Hawke's Bay regional council investment firm.
Temperatures are expected to rise after falling below ten yesterday morning and overnight.
Hastings house prices rocket as big bucks pour in
Not many votes will be needed for someone to become the next Mayor of Hastings.
Carnage on a rural Hawke's Bay road after a driver collides with wandering stock.
Lack of succession plan a reason for pair's departure
Fed-up shopkeepers caution they'll try to take back control if robberies continue.