'Big challenge': Rescue helicopter at a crossroads, in need of $18m replacement
Ian Wilmot is retiring as chief executive amid uncertainty over Govt contracts.
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Review: Sweet joy of Christmas unboxed
Show features familiar tunes from hits like Finding Neverland and Jesus Christ Superstar.
Pōrangahau hosts junior golf tournament
Futures Hawke’s Bay events are designed to meet young players' needs and abilities.
Opinion: Fighting fires, preventing floods - the case for a dam has never been stronger
OPINION: Gabrielle then wouldn't have caused as much damage in CHB, Tim Gilbertson argues.
Merged Age Concern bigger and stronger
The organisations merged in September to provide a new vision for older persons’ services.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Napier Lotto player wins $13k
A Napier punter won $13,000 during Lotto's Wednesday draw.
McNair sisters gain international smallbore experience
Two girls do well in Australia
Musical chairs: Five council committee leaders changed due to 'succession planning'
Hastings council’s decision is unusual, but it's perfectly legitimate, expert says.
Meet the man behind a liquor chain who’s never had a drink of alcohol
A Molotov cocktail sparked Big Barrel's rapid expansion.
'We want every kid to open a present on Christmas morning’
Kindness Collective to open Joy Store in Hawke’s Bay next month.
Waipawa site for gravel extraction
Up to 300,000 cu m will be removed from the Upper Tukituki catchment.
Takapau author has fun with new book
"It's a thank you and a nod to the place I was born, Tamatea/Central Hawke’s Bay."
SH2 reopens near Wairoa after slip claims life during bad weather
One person died and another was seriously injured after crashing into the slip.
Letters to the editor: Why customer service is key
Customer care, the coalition Government and a thank you are the topics of today's letters.
The easy way to profit from a Tararua farm? Show it to the tourists
Cecil and Mathew Radford created the ultimate holiday spot in the back blocks.
The rescue a police officer thought he wouldn't be thanked for: ‘I had to go in after him’
The waters were raging and so was the man Willie Tran was rescuing.
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'Strong, productive, unified': Luxon sworn in as PM
The new coalition Government will be sworn into office today.
The huge new retirement village in Napier with a 'memory care centre'
There's a circular design, wall murals, personalised apartment doors and a sensory room.
Harvest Hawke’s Bay punters dance in the rain at food & wine festival
'We can't not do it again'.
Slip that led to fatal crash: Highway to open to one lane
The movement of a slip near Wairoa on SH2 had made it difficult to keep the road clear.
Family's stay in Hawke's Bay leaves lasting memories
Search for old friend who showed 'generosity, hospitality and amazing kindness'.
Te Ringa Kaha - a long-awaited dream
Te Ringa Kaha is a group committed to reviving the Rangitāne narratives of old.
Tihei: Rangatahi use ancient pūrākau to strengthen leadership skills
What we learn from each other can be put into our kete mātauranga.
Recipe: How to make a boil up for Christmas
Hanui Lawrence of Aunty's Garden has a classic recipe for readers.
Tihei: Gastric sleeve surgery ‘best gift to myself’
Tracey Rangihuna has struggled with her weight for the last 30 years.
Tihei: Iwi reports on its year - looking back, looking forward
Ngāti Kahungunu's AGM Whānau Day at Splash Planet was a fantastic day to come together.
It could be a dry summer for the Pahiatua Swim Club's learn to swim programme
Volunteers are needed for the Pahīatua Swim Club.
Tihei: Iwi farewells director of te reo, tikanga and mātauranga
'I was asked not to disclose the information, but it was hard to contain it'
90-year-old visitor relives memories of her time in Pahiatua camp
Kamila Kozimor was one of more than 700 Polish children brought to New Zealand in 1944.
Two dead in crashes - one in slip near Wairoa, one near Dannevirke
Civil Defence and emergency services were on alert in Wairoa.
The Wairoa River - when the mouth opened, it all went
Police knocked on doors to wake families to alert them to the dangers of the rising river.