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Armistice Day remembers sacrifice and marks Polish Independence Day
Pahīatua has a special relationship with Poland.
Which National League football clubs are pushing young Kiwi talent the most?
Revealed: Which National League clubs give teenage footballers the most and least time.
Police arrest 24-year-old woman over crushing of woman into tree with car in Napier
A woman has been arrested and charged with wounding with intent.
Ruahine rescue challenge for SAR team training
Each year search and rescue teams have to undergo two exercises of at least two days each.
'I'm not going down for this': Teen protests his arrest for murder of a camper
Adrian Humphreys was fatally stabbed through his sleeping bag while camping.
‘Really thrilled’: Napier to feature on the world triathlon circuit
Tick off February 24-25 for the triathlon in Napier.
Charter parade provides prelude to armistice commemorations
The 1st Battalion marched the streets of Pahīatua on Armistice Day.
Waipawa M&D lights up the stage with Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
Don't eat any apples, and always boo the queen - The Evil Queen!
The ninth life: A kitten saved and an SPCA plea
Little Mighty Bean had a zero-10 per cent chance of living, and he's still fighting.
Linda Hall: It’s time to crack down on concert gropers
Opinion: We need to talk about just how vulnerable women are when the crowd presses in.
Buy-out meetings for cyclone hit properties under way
More than half have had first meetings with the special council office or are about to.
Cyclone Gabrielle still affecting Napier Port’s profits
A subdued log export market contributed to softer cargo volume.
Triple hat-trick? Lightning strikes seven times for bowler in HB premier cricket
One hat-trick is freakish enough. But Caleb Gaylard wasn't done yet.
'I miss her hugs, her kisses' - Mum of six stabbed to death in Napier sleepout
The man who stabbed Arohaina Henare to death has been jailed for life.
People of all ages and abilities hit Dannevirke Domain for Gumboot Friday fundraiser
What started as one woman's idea kicked into a day of fun and fitness for Gumboot Friday.
Mission Concert performance of a lifetime for Port Ahuriri kapa haka group
Anthony Stretch and his talented tamariki blew the crowd of 25,000 away.
Hawke's Bay Hollywood in the frame as hub opens
Office space will be available as hot desks and there are rooms for training seminars.
C.R. Avery: Prepare for a storm on stage
He has relentlessly toured the world for the last 26 years.
Comedy nights bringing cheers to farmers, growers
The shows will feature performances from four of New Zealand’s top comedic acts
Hawke’s Bay bikers turn out in droves to support Birthright HB Twin City Ulysses Toy Run
Hawke's Bay bikers gather to give to those in need
It's a bit unusual: Sir Tom Jones to headline show at Napier stadium
The 83-year-old Welsh crooner will be the first overseas headliner to play McLean Park.
With 258 kids on the waiting list Omni Gymnastics Centre needs to expand
Napier's Omni Gymnastics club asking the community for help to fund new gym expansion.
Dr Rachel Keedwell: Declining reserve balances brought into sharp focus
OPINION: I welcome the discussions with the community about the challenges Horizons faces.
Pathologist's talk on cancer and time as expert witness fascinates support group
Dr Cynric Temple-Camp has built up a huge reputation for his work.
Switch ready to be flicked on first turbine at country’s new $450m wind farm
The huge wind farm is taking shape and is now visible from Napier.
Head to Hastings for Waipukurau Jockey Club Christmas at the Races
Members and supporters of the Waipukurau Jockey Club are off to the races this weekend.
Community catch-up for CHB's rural folk
Keep an eye on their Facebook pages for Tukituki Land Care and MSFT Productions.
Popcorn chicken: Robbie Williams concert meal a literal re-invention
A sweet and sour offering from a cook left one punter in stitches.
Paralytic shellfish toxins extend to East Cape
Toxins in mussels from Tolaga Bay were found to be 11 times over the safe eating limit.
Hastings rifle range closed after spot inspection: ‘Common sense doesn’t prevail’
The cyclone damaged a rifle range, but there's no leniency from inspectors, manager says.
Editorial: Go out and enjoy the season instead of being a Grinch
I was once a dorky clown in a Christmas parade.
Frustrations over lack of Marewa pedestrian crossing lead to protest
Advocates say Napier's council has waited too long to improve safety for pedestrians.