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Heavy rain for Bola anniversary
FLASHBACK: The Wairoa river after the destruction of the town bridge in Cyclone Bola in March 1988. Heavy rain is forecast over the
FLASHBACK: The Wairoa river after the destruction of the town bridge in Cyclone Bola in March 1988. Heavy rain is forecast over the
Wooden jumps, hilly terrain and pools of water keep riders and horses on their toes.
A worker sacked after swearing at his boss is back to work and has been reimbursed for lost wages.
SAFETY CHECK: Ron Benson checks the vandalised lock on his car at Swansea Village, where residents are concerned about late night
CELEBRATION TIME: Abby Hore with her Amateur Rider silverware and daughter Jessica after their Horse of the Year Show debuts yesterday
Havelock North High School paddler is heading for Romania.
A severe weather watch is in place for the Hawke's Bay region.
Wairoa butcher Kiri Gilbert believes any time is the right time to uplift a community, and he’s done just that - through song. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Three penguins have been flown down to Christchurch's International Antarctic Centre as the National Aquarium of New Zealand is nearing
The driver of a ute towing a diesel trailer which rolled in Central Hawke's Bay this afternoon has escaped without serious injuries
CR Automation is confident Heinz Wattie's Bright Stack Robot will open more doors for overseas trade
Fire crews are at Hawke's Bay Prison after an alarm went off.
Athletes have genuine cause for grievance over the state of the all-weather track and arena.
Business is booming for Hawke's Bay motels, hotels and holiday parks - guest nights are up 10 per cent
PM Bill English is seeking changes to New Zealand's superannuation scheme at this year's general election, with plans to raise the age of eligibility from 65 to 67.
Hawke's Bay spending has topped the nation for the third straight month.
A magnitude 5.7 quake in the Kermadec Islands was responsible for this morning's North Island recorded tremors, says seismologist.
I saw Moonlight recently, the movie that, despite all the hoopla and fake announcements at this years Oscars, won Best Movie category
Soaring values in Hastings and Havelock North mean 5.4% rates hike tipped.
A Hastings school was closed yesterday and 16 people were taken to hospital after a chemical spill from a broken thermometer.
HDC plans community meetings to debate plans for Hastings waterworks upgrade.
National sporting body says it doesn't support facility in its current form.
A partial sale of Napier Port may be considered if expansion plans receive resource consent.
Enviroschools Hawke's Bay has secured a new funding partner for this financial year.
Former Olympian Vaughn Jefferis has brought a number of riders to compete at the Horse of Year Show.
Clark Johnstone says last year's injury 'annoying but not the end of the world'.
Sam McNicol was the giant-killer as he won well at Hastings Giants Boxing Academy's recent event.
It was an oh-so-close moment for Napier Technical Old Boys junior cricketer Luke Pawson last weekend. The year 4-6 player came close
Does pink actually stink for a major association team that embraces it as their playing colours? The jury's out on that for the Northern
Horses and their riders are starting to fill up the Hawke's Bay Showgrounds in preparation for Horse of the Year which starts in earnest today. Video by Duncan Brown.