Hawke’s Bay rugby player pleads guilty to driving charges
The Magpies player's name is surpressed for now after admitting driving charges.
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Rugby World Cup dilemma: Cricket umpires to rule on late start to watch the rugby
Rugby starts at 8am, cricket at 10.30am.
Church Road winery notch up another international accolade
Church Road is New Zealand’s only nominated winery in the red wine producer category.
Pharmacy-recommended hayfever treatments and management tips
OPINION: As pollen levels increase in Hawke's Bay, here are a few tips that may help.
Waipukurau attack: Man turns himself in after house fire and violent attack on woman
Police not ruling out further charges.
Pet Day tradition carries on strong for school community at cyclone-hit Patoka
Patoka School students celebrated a return to normal life with their Pet Day on Thursday.
'A princess among penguins': One of Napier's most loved kororā dies
Dora was named NZ Penguin of the Year in 2022 and came to the aquarium when five days old.
Flash new health shuttle for Dannevirke St John
Dignitaries and locals attended the blessing for the health shuttle.
From the files of Tararua District police
Police are continuing to see burglary offences in the area.
Tribute for a strong community man as Woodville loses John Shannon
Strong community man passes suddenly
Fibre sale touted as win for Bay consumers
'Now is the right time to hand the stewardship on to a parent company.'
Formula 1: Verstappen's Texas win his 50th Grand Prix victory
OPINION: Verstappen does it bigger and better than most.
1939-70 Aotea rugby's re-emergence from recess
The Aotea Club's years between 1939 and 1970.
Dannevirke croquet season gets under way
Members of the public can come along and have a go.
Christmas event planning under way
The community group is hoping to build on the success of last year's event.
Gutbusting greatness: Hundreds take multiple steps for Multiple Sclerosis
The event saw hundreds bust their gut for a good cause.
What would you want in a new Napier Library
Napier Mayor Kirsten Wise talks about what the city library could look like in the future.
New book from the genius of Trent Dalton
The bestselling author of Boy Swallows Universe has a new book out - and it's great.
Work on eastern roundabout ramps up
There's been quite a bit of activity on the Woodville end.
Latest historical Norsewood project sees the past meet the present
Norsewood Treasures and Heritage Project collects stories from young and old.
Hastwell residents concerned proposed wind farm will be too close to home
Meridian's plans for a wind farm have upset Hastwell residents.
Central Hawke's Bay Museum 'a microcosm of NZ’s agricultural society'
Older visitors find the displays and collections trigger memories.
Obituary: Woodville Grand Prix co-founder Tim Gibbes
The motocross world is mourning a true legend of the sport.
'Stick to the rules and respect others' at Waimārama Beach
Driving at speeds over 20km/h on any part of the beach is illegal at all times.
Local charities boosted by Hawke's Bay Foundation grants
The community foundation has allocated more than $3M over the last 12 months.
Live entertainment and laughs aplenty at Napier's Little Theatre
Canoeing for Beginners is very loosely based on a famous tabloid press story.
Creative Arts Napier - new artists and more workshops coming up
Register your interest as a vendor for our Summer Market.
Women's Institute meet at St Mark's Church
Thirteen members attended the October meeting of the Otawhao-Takapau Women’s Institute.
Two local firefighters receive Gold Star awards
Two firemen receive Gold Stars in a combined ceremony
Students seeking successors to run youth-led Pūkare initiative
The Pūkare Initiative has drawn interest from government departments.
The orange shed: The Warehouse in Hastings to sell fresh fruit and vegetables
The red shed is moving its fresh fruit offerings into the fruit bowl of New Zealand.
Spring swing: Hastings set to hit 28C ahead of frost warning
Region to be hit by highs, frosts and gales.