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CD coach wants consistency against Aces
Finding consistency in playing first-class cricket remains CD Stags' agenda today
Finding consistency in playing first-class cricket remains CD Stags' agenda today
Tamatea premier rugby centre Jordarn Harmer takes double surprises in his stride
Judges are calling for entries to this year's ExportNZ ASB Awards, which close on June 9.
The Ikaroa-Rawhiti electorate has entrusted the Labour Party to advocate for its people.
Bay marathon partners with rescue chopper.
The defendant argued he did not actually intend to use the 32cm shank on the prison guard.
Hopes rest on Maori Party's regional GM-free negotiations, says Green Party candidate.
Cyclone Debbie, downgraded to a category 3, has been classified as a "catastrophe".
Employee's funeral sparks office closure
The National Horticultural Field Day will look very different this June.
The rural sector awards season continues to heat up.
Supporters of the Cancer Society's Relay for Life are back at the reins.
Bostock NZ Edible Garden Show, Hawke's Bay A&P Showgrounds, Hastings. Pictures by Paul Taylor and Duncan Brown.
Lets build a cycle track in Napier...for engines as well as pedals
Dog Show at HB Racecourse, Hastings, 25 March 2017. Photographs Paul Taylor.
Hawke's Bay fishing invention nominated for an international award.
Havelock North water inquiry findings due out on March 31, delayed until May 12.
A woman was believed missing after a car crash left her isolated, and out of reception.
New Zealand's premier equestrian competition, the annual Horse of the Year (HOY) show featured horse and riders combinations from multiple disciplines at Hawke's Bay Showgrounds, Hastings. Pictures by HBToday photographers.
Fine weather set for Bay weekend
More than 5000km2 in Hawke's Bay is on the table for oil and gas exploration.
The Salvation Army are calling for people to only donate items during store hours.
Nearly $1.5m spent by Hawke's Bay Regional Council on Havelock North contamination.
EIT is holding three graduation ceremonies on Thursday and Friday.
If it continues, recent wet weather will put this year's vintage at risk.
A Hastings man is sitting tight in Queensland as Cyclone Debbie rages outside.
The Salvation Army needs to be able to focus on what it does best - helping others.
The Ikaroa-Rāwhiti electorate has entrusted the Labour Party to advocate for its people.
A Hawke's Bay cowboy has shut out another champ at Wairoa.