
Big year ahead as highway construction enters fourth year
Large sections of the highway are expected to be completed this year.
Large sections of the highway are expected to be completed this year.
Hopefully the wānanga will bring us closer to 'He iwi kotahi tātau'.
Fonterra's Kylie Bremner has a personal connection to cancer.
Motorbike and another vehicle in crash near Te Hauke.
Funding helps reduce student debt, support career.
Game ends after Manawatu declares at 251-9.
The field of sunflowers will be open every day in February.
Could you be Hawke's Bay's first bachelor or bachelorette?
Beamish has smashed the NZ 5000m record and dipped below the Olympic Entry Standard mark.
His son just wanted to help, but Steve Miller is urging others to "leave it to the pros".
There was one burning question on the tip of my tongue — will you adopt me?
Geoff Main built an attraction on the old rail line. He didn't anticipate the rates bill.
The hero ingredients of Mā Skincare are mamaku, red algae, and hyaluronic acid.
The hallowed turf has been Hawke's Bay's major sportsground for about 110 years.
Several shark species feed on whales and dolphins, including their carcasses.
If you like the sound of crashing waves, you'll love this.
The operation started small using a couple of borrowed cars to teach people to drive.
Mayor Craig Little said Wairoa's scars are still 'very raw' a year on from the flooding.
Check out these stunning entries, and then enter your own.
Heretaunga Women's Centre talks about the issues people have with women's breasts.
A roundup of the week's racing.
Keontay Chadwick pleads guilty to Darcy Strickland's manslaughter.
A full muster of 72 Hurricanes and support staff went to work at the cyclone-hit marae.
Medical flights no longer have to clear customs in Auckland.
A six-year project to create a dog park is coming to fruition.
It was a busy week at Stortford Lodge with the additional ram and ewe fairs.
One of Hawke’s Bay’s biggest employers, Pan Pac, has celebrated a major milestone.
Creative Arts Napier wraps up a successful January and prepares to head into February.
Want to learn about life as a viking?
New face with new ideas for fruit-growing industry.