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Fires, gales, and violent storm hit NZ
NZ's wild summer weather continues, with a state of emergency declared in fire-plagued Hawke's Bay, while the deep south was hit by a furious storm.
NZ's wild summer weather continues, with a state of emergency declared in fire-plagued Hawke's Bay, while the deep south was hit by a furious storm.
Unison restored power to about 700 customers last night after it was cut during the blaze along Waimarama Rd. Unison relationship
How awful was it to watch beautiful parts of the Bay go up in flames yesterday? There was something about the day that did not feel
A state of emergency has been declared in the Hastings District as fires yesterday lit up the exhausted countryside, burning a house
ROVING EYE: Dane Cleaver has an eye for things others may not have and relays it to his skipper. PHOTO/FILE Wgtn Firebirds v CD Stags
Hawke's Bay Magpies rugby halfback Brad Weber did his maths and he was gutted. As Weber, 26, sat on the sideline in a wheelchair
Keeping wickets is insightful and a great asset but it isn't always definitive in dismissing a quality batsman. Well, in this case
Eight fire crews will continue to monitor the Waimarama fire overnight, which burnt a house to the ground, forced residents to evacuate
Nick Sowmam and his family were asked to leave their home near Lake Lopez this this afternoon as the fire edged as close as 100m. The
Hastings District put in a state of emergency by the Hawke's Bay Civil Defence Emergency Management Group as fires burn across the region.
Tararua District councillor Ernie Christison admits he's probably one of Tararua's oldest boy racers and knows where our young people
COMMENT: Before the re-signing of Smith and Dagg, Steve Hansen faced losing his two best fullbacks, writes Patrick McKendry.
A father and son duo couldn't find the words to describe their excitement after crossing the finish line of what they described as
By Dr Mark Avis Something rather odd happened during the recent visit of Prime Minister Bill English to Europe. Out of the blue so
All Black back Israel Dagg has announced he is staying in New Zealand rugby until 2019.
I reckon $1600 per week would enable you to buy a pretty flash house in the Bay - probably somewhere with rural charm and a great
Wild weather hits central and southern New Zealand cutting power and blowing vehicles off roads.
By Anneke SmithLOOKING BACK: Jim Moran and Raymon Barrett, the oldest and youngest survivors of the 1931 quake, cut the cake alongside
By Anneke SmithA_HBT1309786-01.JPG FINDING FRIENDS: Marjorie Musson (left) and Marion Nicholson (right) are among the hundreds of
Hawke's Bay is facing a housing crisis with moteliers saying dozens of people squeezed out of emergency motel accommodation due to
When asked this week if Tom Bruce had gone off the boil after the twenty20 campaign, Central Districts captain William Young's breezy
EARLY STATEMENT: Hawke's Bay's Justin Lincoln and Adrian Orchard (obscured) enjoyed the early lead during heat four of the North Island
Softball By Shane Hurndell Hawke's Bay softballer Jovaan Hanley ranked the Black Sox TAB Challenge Cup 9-0 final win against Argentina
I don't know if it's just me, but I seem to suffer from an overactive conscience. It kicks in when I'm going along, minding my own
A new exhibition, Tuturu, is open to the public today. It is a collaboration between the museum and local arts collective Iwi Toi
Due to the extreme heat one firefighter battling blaze was taken to hospital for heat exhaustion.
Napier shearer John Kirkpatrick reached the pinnacle of a 20-year career at the top when he realised the long-held dream of becoming
Like it has been across the rest of the region, it has been bone dry down Tikokino way - until when the rain came earlier this week. "It
There was a valuable political lesson for the Labour Party this week, writes Mike Williams.
Tonight's Jimmy Barnes Working Class Boy show, due to play at Napier's Pettigrew Green Arena, has been postponed until March. Eccles