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Havelock North water inquiry postponed
The inquiry into the contamination of Havelock North's drinking water will be postponed until late January 2017, because of a legal
The inquiry into the contamination of Havelock North's drinking water will be postponed until late January 2017, because of a legal
A chemical leak at Napier port has now been contained and clean-up is almost complete. The New Zealand fire service located the damaged
Aching muscles and sodden bodies were par for the course in the inaugural Viking Challenge fundraiser for St John Cadets. The mud
Back in the May of 1960 I was five years and eight months old and school had been an interesting new diversion in my life, as it would
The CHB A&P Show last weekend benefited from fine weather, which brought out the crowds and kept the events flowing. Hawke’s Bay Today photographer Warren Buckland was there to capture the action.
Geonet reports that the earthquake, which struck at 1.19pm, was at a depth of 40km.
The waterfront farm combines beef and sheep with honey and tourism.
South Island large-format appliance and furniture retailer Smiths City is opening a Hawke's Bay branch in Hastings. In February the
A lot has been written about the earthquake and the way our Navy and other navies stepped in to ferry stranded tourists and locals
The Kaikoura earthquake may have triggered a "silent earthquake" off the North Island's east coast which moved the parts of shoreline
The largest and arguably the most influential annual meeting on immigration and diversity, Metropolis, took place in Nagoya, Japan
A farmer suffered leg and back injuries after falling out of a tree on his Hawke's Bay farm.
Church Road Winery's winemaker Chris Scott has picked up a leading Australian magazine's New Zealand Winemaker of the Year title for
Freight destined for Wellington's CentrePort was quickly diverted to Napier Port after the Kaikoura earthquake.
CHB's top two local body politicians have reiterated their strong support for the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme, which is under
More than 100 Hawke's Bay claims had been lodged with the EQC after the Kaikoura earthquake.
A Hawke's Bay prison assault which paralysed an inmate was carried out because of a failure to deliver on an arrangement to bring
The final tick has been given to improve the safety of Hawke's Bay roads, as part of a multi-million-dollar project. As one of the
Chlorination of the Hastings district water supply looks set to continue for the foreseeable future as the council awaits further
Seventy Kiwibank workers shut out of their earthquake affected building in Wellington have relocated to Hastings. Staff had been
Ben Wheeler wants nothing more than to be a knockout in cricket all the way into the international arena but, most certainly, not
FIRST TIMERS: Hawks basketballer Kareem Johnson and Tamati Kemp will make their charity boxing debuts on Saturday night. PHOTO/PAUL
Amber Morrison didn't know what to expect for her first "serious" triathlon. So a second placing in her age group was a nice surprise. Morrison
Car seats are being driven to recycling stations around the country in their thousands in a bid to keep landfills clear. Every year
As export volume grows Te Mata Figs is switching to shipping containers for its fig-flavoured fare, following several years of flying
What about Brian Tamaki? Can you believe him? Honestly, who does this man think he is? How utterly arrogant of him. In case you
With the devastation caused by last Monday morning's earthquake continuing to affect thousands, one of a number of heartening stories
Members of the Dannevirke Chamber of Commerce have been on a mission to revitalise the town's annual Christmas parade to give it the
As a child I used to dream I'd be living the "Jetson" life one day. I'd fly home from work in my personal space ship and enjoy a
A man was left bleeding on the ground after being assaulted with a hammer early Sunday morning. Police were called to the chaotic