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'He would try to save the world if he could' says Tivaini's wife
Tivaini Fomai's big heart, selfless attitude and humble demeanour won him a nomination for this year's Person of the Year. His wife
Tivaini Fomai's big heart, selfless attitude and humble demeanour won him a nomination for this year's Person of the Year. His wife
Quite simply, Bill and Anne Perry are devoted to Waipatiki - although in the field of 'devotion' it goes a lot further than that. They
When it comes to sorting out who in Hawke's Bay might be worthy of Person of the Year, Pat Magill is never far from the top of the
Partially blind Jean Curtis-Thomson didn't know the woman giving her encouragement at her first duathlon. "I was obese - 118kg -
As your world snowballs to its annual inevitable festive conclusions, spare a thought for your shares. While you drop mince pie
Seemingly unimportant objects in the museum's collection can sometimes prove as beguiling as more obvious historically-valued or beautifully-designed
Regional councillor Tom Belford, champion of transparency and open government, ceaseless critic of secret public excluded meetings
Central Hawke's Bay horseback adventurer Lou McNutt who has taken on the epic challenge to ride by horseback from Bluff to Cape Reinga
Environmental, regulatory, risk and community development issues in Central Hawke's Bay will receive more focus under a new committee
Sandra Venables says her Eastern District policing staff have experienced improved resolutions to burglary and family violence. She
Since I was sworn in I have been asked many times "what's it like being a councillor?" It's been a steep learning curve as well
The eyes and ears of the RD9 Gardening Club has had to take a step back as glaucoma has taken away her eyesight. Lenora Buchanan
Katie Durbin regularly works with people traumatised by cancer at Cranford Hospice but her own brush with the disease has changed
Like a fine wine, the terrain has clearly aged well across the western side of the Heretaunga Plains. Across about 2000ha of that
At year's end political scribblers have a habit of reviewing the year about to end and nominating a politician of the year. This
A local barber who made the papers earlier this year for cutting the hair of the homeless in Hastings was named a finalist for Hawke's Bay Today's Person of the Year award.
Napier City Council says an inspection carried out by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) in November this year has concluded
In January this year, the Hawke's Bay Today caught up with Massey University doctorate student Emma Williams at Lake Whatuma near
Many New Zealand families will be making the most of their summer break to travel around the country, while many businesses will be
Bill and Anne Perry, the saviours of the Waipatiki Beach Holiday Park, have been named as the 2016 Hawke's Bay Today Person of the
Hawke's Bay has plenty of activities and events for people of all ages to enjoy. We list 7 of the best on offer this weekend. 1
Hawke's Bay continues to lead the country for growth in retail spending. Paymark, which processes 75 per cent of electronic transactions
IF winning is a habit then is it fair to assume the Central Districts Stags are slowly drifting off course and desperately need to
McLEAN PARK in Napier is on track to create history in March when it will become a venue for a drop-in wicket during a domestic men's
It's bad enough they are snapping up marquee properties but now the Aucklanders are going to have a rite of passage to prime real
NATIONAL HONOURS: Jonathan Ruru is eager to stay in the All Black Sevens team and push for Super Rugby honours. PHOTO/PAUL TAYLORSevens IT
Disney's first Polynesian-themed animated feature film since Lilo & Stitch (2002) has certainly landed with a splash. The film opened
The cause of the eel and fish deaths in Lake Tūtira are still being investigated by Hawke's Bay Regional Council environmental scientists.
Lime Country Thoroughbreds, Hawke's Bay's leading vendor at recent Karaka thoroughbred auctions, will have a nine-horse draft in the
The Maori Party disputes claims that it bowed to public pressure with its support of the Resource Legislation Amendment Bill. Maori