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Mission Concert date announced
The Bay's lauded Mission Concert will take place on Saturday, April 8, next year. Mission Estate Winery made the announcement this
The Bay's lauded Mission Concert will take place on Saturday, April 8, next year. Mission Estate Winery made the announcement this
On Monday Dannevirke's Katrina Kerr became part of a long and proud history when she was sworn in as a Justice of the Peace. Approached
Hawke's Bay Police are looking for a Turei Crawford who is wanted for failing to return to Hawke's Bay Prison after being granted compassionate leave.
The organising committee is hoping the weather will be fine this Saturday for Waipawa's annual Spring Festival Duck Day. The band
I am delighted to report that, based on your responses to a couple of recent columns, I can safely say that pedantry is alive and
I find it disingenuous that at a time when there is a push to raise the age of the Youth Court based on so-called research that a
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
Closed for Good but open to suggestions... the team from BNZ Waipukurau are about to launch into some deck-staining at the Pakeke
While tasting and marking an extensive range of fine Hawke's Bay wines, seasoned US wine writer and judge Patrick Comiskey's thoughts
Coventry seven-piece ska legends The Specials will take the stage at Womad 2017, organisers have announced. Since they founded the
Election day on Saturday is looking like the pick of the week with a combination of sunny spells and heat expected to fill the day. There
More police are needed on the front line to combat a P epidemic says Napier MP and Labour's police spokesman Stuart Nash, but police
The Napier-Wairoa rail line is set to reopen, with an agreement between KiwiRail and Napier Port being signed today.
Lightning strikes on Monday caused 788 households in Hastings to be without power, some for several hours. Lines company Unison's
It had been 26 years since I last stepped foot on the green turf of the Manawatu Turbos' home ground. Back then, we Massey students
Coach Trevor Spencer knows only too well how children respond when told something to do on the footy field. Down 12-5 at halftime
The Napier Technical Old Boys Cricket Club have elected two new life members after its 95th annual meeting at Whitmore Park clubrooms
NO ONE, least of all Paris Speers, saw it coming but the youngster has rolled her arm with some pinpoint accuracy to strike it big. The
Despite being keen to serve a sixth term on the MidCentral District Health Board, Eketahuna's Diane Anderson is philosophical and
The vineyards, winery and business assets of Pask Winery are for sale.
A former school secretary has been jailed today for stealing thousands of dollars from Parkvale School in Hastings.
On the face of it, the announcement by acting Youth Minister Anne Tolley yesterday of a $50,000 youth leadership and mentoring programme
One of the current Hawke's Bay regional councillors who has strongly opposed the Ruataniwha Dam and, party to many comments regarding
It's a balancing act for the Hawke's Bay horticulture industry, with an RSE country hoping for an increase in the number of their
When are we going to have the conversation about adding value? Many, years ago I worked at the Whakatu Freezing works and some clever
During the recent election debates here in CHB, it was claimed by some that the Ruataniwha Dam was not an issue for the District Council
Kudos to Hawke's Bay Today for taking up the cause of council secrecy. Council "secrecy" can take many forms - public-excluded meetings
I remember going to work back in the winter of 1985 and someone mentioned there had been a ship sunk in Auckland Harbour. Someone
A growing number of ducks, swans and geese are succumbing to a dining anomaly usually confined to humans seeking an easy snack - junk food.
With just three days to go until the polls close for the local elections only 29.14 per cent have had their say in who they want to