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Santa Cruise kicks off Christmas in Tararua District
This year they decided to change the parade route in Eketāhuna.
Pahīatua Christmas parade draws crowd
Explore Christmas includes a parade and market day.
Merry Christmas Norsewood - you now have connectivity
After years of battling the issue of lack of connectivity, Tararua District is winning.
Kieran McAnulty: District's community spirit alive and well
OPINION: Tararua community was united in its opposition to road toll.
First Year preschoolers visit with Santa at Fantasy Cave pop-up
The preschoolers got a special session at the Fantasy Cave.
Pahīatua's Christmas Grotto giving back to the community
The grotto's only entry condition is a donation to the foodbank, if people can manage.
Dannevirke Christmas Parade variety thrills crowd
There were 38 floats, down from last year, in the parade.
Pet pics from around the Tararua District
We asked our readers to send in photos of their pets.
‘Strong’ marine heatwave conditions around North Island fueling warmth, humidity
Abnormal ocean warmth around northern coasts may already be noticeable for beachgoers.
Our best and brightest students revealed - Hawke's Bay's 2024 duxes
HBT asked secondary schools in the region to highlight the achievements of their duxes.
Runaway turkey found dead by police after bridge escapade
There was no Christmas miracle for the 'big bird' on a Hawke's Bay highway bridge.
Hawke's Bay's economic future relies heavily on six industries (and tourism isn't one): Report
Tourism has been left off a top-six list of industries to drive Hawke's Bay's economy.
Gang leader's funeral: Eight arrests today as some mourners flout patch ban
The funeral is for Napier's Angus Benson, a Mongrel Mob Barbarian chapter president.
Hawke's Bay students to represent NZ at global robotics championships US
Havelock North students excel in robotics, qualify for global competition in Houston 2025.
Hawke’s Bay women challenged views through individual, collective action: Laura Vodanovich
Opinion: Trailblazing exhibition long overdue.
Film studio plans change course as Te Awanga site dropped
Hawke’s Bay studio delays: 'Hopefully by the end of next year we should be building.'
Napier's assets, including its airport share, moved to new council company
'We can’t keep doing things the same way and expect a different result,' mayor says.
John Jenkins: Atishu and part-owner shine at Hawke’s Bay/Poverty Bay Racing awards
OPINION: Atishu added to an amazing race record with outstanding performances.
'Significant opportunity': Could forestry waste power Hawke's Bay industry?
Report says forestry waste to biofuel could heat industrial and commercial operations.
‘I give you girls a year’: The subscription wine company proving the naysayers wrong
'We’re set for extraordinary, like we’re on a trampoline and about to get double-bounced.'
'Culturally unacceptable': Wairoa fights to ban blood, mortuary waste in waterways
Mayor says new system will be costly but blood, mortuary waste should not go in the river.
Third victim of triple-fatal motorbike crash named as Luke Shaw, funeral planned
Shaw died alongside Lesley Brooks, 46, and Jacob Coady, 24, in crash on SH1 on Saturday.
Young dad faces raising children alone after 'devoted mother' dies in crash
'My next steps are to honour my wife and raise my children.'
Mercury hits thirsty 30s again in Hawke’s Bay
It was a warm welcome for one of the bigger cruise-liner visits of the summer.
Man, 27, paid 13-year-old girl $100 for sex acts
He has been jailed again and will remain on the sex offender register for life.
Hunt continues for offenders involved in Napier hit and run
No arrests have been made over the incident which saw a victim hit by a car then assaulted
Arrests made near Blackhead Beach after paua seized
Police contacted Fisheries New Zealand officers and a joint investigation was carried out.
Family's sunflowers give back to the community
Charlotte Heald's sunflower field will be open from January 18.
Opinion: Speaking your truth is one of the best 'drills' for self-esteem muscle
Speaking your truth is one of the best “drills” to build and flex the self-esteem muscle.
Iwi leader Bayden Barber sick of freedom campers at Waimarama Beach ‘doing their business wherever’
Littering is the most common issue with freedom campers