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Hawke’s Bay win by 10 wickets in Hawke Cup warm-up
Hawke's Bay needed just two runs in the second innings.
Great Shakeout goes smoothly for St Joseph's students
Schools all over New Zealand participated in the Great Shakeout.
Little festival with big heart on in the ‘Stings
Check out the free shows, on every day from Wednesday to Sunday.
Runners lap up CHB's River-Run Backyard Ultra
The format involves all runners starting together, every hour on the hour.
Spring concert brings musical verse and versatility
The concert will be conducted by well-known Hawke’s Bay musician Jane Pierard.
Waka Kotahi thanks Waipawa for patience
Safety improvements on State Highway 2 through the main street of Waipawa are completed.
Ex-Wiggle Emma to host free Napier storytime
Get ready to dance, sing, and maybe even wiggle at the Taradale Library.
Small Hall Sessions: Nadia Reid’s songs ‘unique and profound’
Reid will be accompanied by Sam Taylor on guitar and Richie Packard on bass.
Canoeing for Beginners: What would you do to get your hands on some money?
The Little Theatre’s end-of-year production is very loosely based on a famous news story.
Lots of local support makes for a great Market Day in Dannevirke
Good crowds, local stalls, and fine weather made a good combination.
Havelock North resort gets approval to serve alcohol despite ‘animosity’ from neighbours
Public objections were filed by 26 neighbours, including three who spoke at a hearing.
Napier cathedral's dean floats possibility of demolition: ‘People need to know about this’
The nearly 60-year-old cathedral needs an estimated $20m to strengthen it.
The Great NZ Road Trip: 9 Questions With... Sir Ian Taylor
'Nothing can make you happier than unconditional love.'
We’ve had Opo the dolphin - now meet Flaxmere's Asher the parrot
Asher the Flaxmere parrot is a chip off the old block,
The ‘broken-down sheep farmer’ who became a radio star: 'Pressure valve has been released'
Election result has seen sentiment in the rural sector quickly change, says broadcaster.
Public fireworks display misfires into crowd in Hastings
The Diwali night went temporarily sideways as a firework exploded on crowd members.
From 'rough' wines to medal-winners - CHB Winemakers and Brewers Club hits its stride
In the early days some rather rough wines were made.
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'Expect the unexpected' - North Island highways flooded, Auckland cruise ship delayed by storm
Forecasters are warning that rain is expected to last until late Tuesday.
'I had a mean run': First open win for woolhandler Jasmin Tipoki
Napier woolhandler still finds it difficult to believe she’s cracked an open win.
Farming profits set to reduce for 2024 tax year
OPINION: We've seen a huge fall in mutton and lamb prices, from $9/kg to around $7/kg.
Rower Emma Twigg claims record fourth Supreme Sports award
Seated champions again came to the fore at the Forsyth Barr Hawke's Bay Sports Awards.
Kai Co-op rooted in Māori traditions to help build people's relationships with food
Kai Co-op food box looks to support and educate whānau to grow and cook nutritious food.
Knowledge Bank hopes Family Gala Day will be crowd-puller
Stoneycroft in Hastings the venue for Knowledge Bank's first Family Gala Day.
Watch: Kiwi band's 'surreal' Sky Tower antics take them to new heights
Convincing the authorities this music video was a good idea wasn't easy.
Opinion: I saved my flatmate from a scammer
OPINION: I once helped a flatmate caught up in a scam.
Why NZ invested $29m in a methane satellite unlikely to improve our farm emission estimates
How the country invested in a Jeff Bezos-backed methane satellite space plan.
Letters to the editor: Dismay at Pharmac’s response
Letter writers share their opinions.
Peak waves in Haumoana to reach warning criteria as remnants of Lola approach
Peak wave height for Haumoana is predicted to reach the one-year warning criteria (1.9m).
The Hawke's Bay whānau who had gastric sleeve surgery together
'It’s now been just over a month and we are all feeling so much better about ourselves.'
Annual meeting to be held at Splash Planet
The day begins at 9am with rides starting at 10am
Tihei: Great to see Kaumātua out and about having fun
Having this minibus load of Kaumātua at our iwi event felt special
'A bit of fortitude shown': Brodie Retallick's uncle proud of nephew during World Cup thriller
Despite the frustrating loss, John Ashworth is very proud of his No 4 nephew.