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Drivers asked to be patient as roadworks continue
Roadworks crews are hoping for the rain to clear across Hawke's Bay so that a re-sealing programme covering stretches of SH2 south
Roadworks crews are hoping for the rain to clear across Hawke's Bay so that a re-sealing programme covering stretches of SH2 south
On both land and sea, oil and gas exploration activities could be prohibited under a proposed plan change. This possibility was
"Ad hoc" measures to provide public swimming space could cost Napier ratepayers more $40,000 per annum. Extending the public hours
Local tourism operators are questioning the proposed redevelopment of Marine Parade which the council hopes will increase connectivity
Thefts and dishonesty crimes have been on the rise in rural areas of Central Hawke's Bay recently, according to police, who arrested
Napier Mayor Bill Dalton does not expect his ratepayer funded working trip to the United States to draw the ire of Napier residents. Yesterday
When William Young occupies the Gaza Strip of domestic cricket he is just one of the diggers in the trenches. And boy, oh boy, did
Before coming to New Zealand a German backpacker never expected a hitchhiking experience could turn so horribly wrong.
A homicide investigation following the death of a local man who was left for dead on a Haumoana beach on Monday is ongoing in what
Tararua District councillor Ernie Christison wants to find somewhere for young people to do burnouts in their cars. "They're tearing
This Saturday morning I will be nicotine free for the first time in many years, thanks to the vaping "trend" and having a 2018 goal
A homicide investigation following the death of a local man who was left for dead on a Haumoana beach on Monday is ongoing in what
One of the key issues for Tararua, the lack of cellphone coverage, will be an election hot topic for voters here, Wairarapa MP Alastair
As light rain fell last Thursday I thought about the farmers and the firefighters ... and the thousands effectively stranded at the
Police are still looking for Hastings man Zane Lewis. Lewis, is considered a risk to the public and should not be approached, police
Since the 1980s, singer-songwriter Alex Moffat has been making music in various forms. At the age of 50, he released his debut album
If I were to ask people of New Zealand what Te Tiriti o Waitangi/the Treaty of Waitangi means to them, there would be a mixed response
A bomb threat has been phoned in to Hawke's Bay Regional Prison. Police received the threat about 9.20am. They had been sent to the
One always feels for the families of people who die in violent situations. When the victim initially clings to life before dying
A man who sped through road spikes while being chased by police has been sentenced to community work. Caelrei Munro, 24, pleaded
A mountain biker skidded off a track and fell down a 15m cliff at Te Mata Peak.
The mystery contamination of a Napier water supply which led to chlorination, and water restrictions has been eliminated. Yesterday
A Hastings man has admitted to stealing from a church to try pay off a drug debt. Jonathan Langley Dine, 25, pleaded guilty when
Hastings District Council's lack of a single emergency response plan and failure to communicate ongoing developments and details of
While a reprieve from warm, dry conditions this week is welcomed by some, it is "too little, too late" for Hawke's Bay farmers. This
A Korean man did not make his planned pick-up after Waikaremoana walk yesterday.
In less than two years, oil and gas activities could be prohibited in parts of Hawke's Bay. Last year the Hawke's Bay Regional Council
Emergency fire services continued to battle a large rural fire in Hawke's Bay yesterday which was first reported about 2pm on Monday. And
Mark Geoffrey Beale, who was found unconscious on a beach in Haumoana, died yesterday morning in hospital. Police found 45-year-old
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