INTERNATIONAL DOUBLE: Finn Reynolds (left) with the Sarawak Cup and his beaten finalist and doubles partner Seon Yong Han. PHOTO/SUPPLIEDITF

TOUGHER GAMES: Melanie Gettins (left) and Rita Hokianga will play for the New Zealand women's team at the national under-19 boys tournament

Thousands of Mission Concert punters were left in the lurch yesterday as the official website crashed. Tickets to the 2017 Mission

The jury in the trial of a Napier man accused of "sadistic" offending against his girlfriend over two-and-a-half years need a second

The New Zealand apple industry has set its sights on topping the $1billion mark for exports by 2022. The industry has been ranked

Civic Square in Hastings blossomed with men, women and children dressed in pink for the Tremains 2016 Pink Fun Walk, a fundraiser for the Hawke's Bay Breast Cancer Trust. Video by Duncan Brown

The Napier pound will be investigated by the Ministry for Primary Industries following a complaint of alleged breaches of the Animal

The Government inquiry into the Havelock North water contamination is soon to be under way, with a public hearing held next week

Fairground attractions giant Mahons Amusements is more than ready for the flood of Hawke's Bay joyriders as the Royal A and P Show

The spring carnival swim meet at Dannevirke's AMP Wai Splash on Sunday was a huge success, with a large number of entries and local

A jury's now out in a High Court trial in Napier for a man accused of "sadistic" abuse and sexual violence against his partner over two-and-a-half years.

The Royal Show in Hastings this week will field one of the strongest fields of top shearers and woolhandlers ever seen in Hawke's

The outcry over rugby's recent scandals is a red herring, argues journalist Peter Jackson. In the wake of Warriena Wright's death, he says society needs to change.

The tourism industry and other groups are tackling freedom campers messing up popular tourism spots

Hawke's Bay could become the first region to be fully stocked with heart defibrillators if the pilot scheme initiated by the Royston

Tonight is the night for the region's winemakers who are testing themselves against their peers at the 16th annual Hawke's Bay A &

Junior doctors say they were having to work 12 consecutive days with some of the shifts being up to 16 hours long, which was unsafe for patients.

Sileni's Nigel Avery is looking forward to working in a team after being the company's "Lone Ranger" in the United States. He recently

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, The Winery Tour will be returning to the Bay in 2017 with an all star line-up featuring two of New

The Unison Group is converting 30 per cent of its corporate fleet of vehicles to electric in the next three years, as part of a private

By Leonard Poon There probably are cogent arguments for the imposition of water use taxes/royalties. Unfortunately, your correspondent

I saw Bob Dylan, the newly crowned Nobel literature laureate, when he toured New Zealand recently. I travelled to Hamilton with excitement

The national junior doctors strike kicks off this morning with more than 200 outpatient clinics and 40 surgeries postponed at Hawke's

Job advertising in Hawke's bay rose 18 per cent in September compared with September 2015, according to the ANZ New Zealand Job Ads

IT'S that time in domestic cricket again when adroit batsmen will treat every delivery as an event. Put another way, it won't be

Wairoa mayor Craig Little has been confirmed for a second term with a majority of 743 votes over his nearest challenger and support

The jury in the High Court in Napier will consider 28 verdicts against a Napier man accused of sexually abusing and torturing his

A petition to have one of Wairoa's main alternative roads sealed has attracted more than 240 signatures. Kiwi Road residents want it sealed to decrease dust nuisance, improve their health and overall lifestyle. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Early Saturday morning I donned a long pink wig and headed to New World. I had volunteered to collect for the Pink Ribbon Street

Pugs wearing jerseys, border terriers coloured bright green and labradors in dresses rocked up to Birdwoods' first ever Great Dog