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Kidnapping charge laid after man allegedly threatens two children
Man arrested after "concerning incident".
Athletes from 19 countries to compete in second International Inclusive Taekwon-Do Championship in Hastings
The International Inclusive Taekwon-Do Championships 2023 will be in Hastings next week.
Elections and markets, any correlation?
We’re here again – voting ballots at the ready
Girls through to plate final in historic Wakely rugby tournament
The girls have won two out of four and play Central Hawke's Bay for the silverware.
Suburb by suburb: Map released of Hawke’s Bay’s 287 red-zoned properties
A full breakdown of the Category 3 suburbs has been released.
Norsewood celebrating 150 years of Scandinavian settlement Labour Weekend
Norsewood's 150th celebrations will be held Labour Weekend.
Dannevirke Spring Festival Garden Ramble set to thrill and amaze
Nine gardens will feature in this year's Garden Ramble.
Scammer fooled dozens in Facebook cons offering cars, phones
Victim says the bogus car seller 'seemed like a legitimate guy'.
Stortford Lodge: Grass growth promotes stronger prices
Three-year-old steers were selling for up to $3.42 a kilogram.
Stolen vehicles and traffic operation keep police busy
Police have been following up a number of incidents.
Feeder calf sales end with reasonable prices
The feeder calf sales have been pretty good, with steady numbers.
Dannevirke’s Regent committee one year on
A year ago a committee of three took over managing the Regent Cinema.
Decision time: Anna Lorck fears general election muddies Unison ownership review
Trustees’ term is up, but that election will now take place in 2024.
Election 2023: NZ Loyal responds to Tararua District issue
Pete Arnott is the Wairarapa candidate for NZ Loyal.
Dannevirke Ross Shield wins matches and admiration
Dannevirke Ross Shield have two wins and a draw
Hub funding to build resilience in rural communities
The $250,000 is part of a funding package for communities affected by weather events.
Godwits return from 12,000km trip to Hawke's Bay for summer
Would you travel 12,000km to spend your summer in Napier every year?
Formula 1: Verstappen to become three-time champion?
Some pundits have been almost in disbelief that Lawson could be overlooked.
The day a Queen, a Prime Minister and an Archbishop visited Dannevirke
The blessing and opening of the wharenui Aotea Tuatoru at Mākirikiri Marae.
Owners of Hawke’s Bay cyclone-damaged homes ‘angry, sad’ at council communication
Owners of some cyclone-wrecked homes say they are depressed and desperate.
Get planning for Dannevirke's Christmas parade
Local organisations told to start planning for the Christmas parade.
Otago turns on the treats for Pōrangahau pair
Adopt-a-Community flies Central Hawke’s Bay couple to Alexandra Blossom Festival.
CHB College LSM 'heartened by motivation'
Kevin Palmer was appointed to CHB College last term.
‘Probably saved my life’: Hawke’s Bay woman’s harrowing warning for World Meningitis Day
The tell-tale sign that Evie Dent was at risk of dying never appeared on her body.
Dannevirke team Ruahine Ramblerz marching for wellbeing
An open day for leisure marching featured 13 teams from the lower North Island.
Evie Dent meningitis awareness
Evie Dent, 20, chats to Hawke's Bay Today about her harrowing scare with meningitis ahead of World Meningitis Day. Video / Paul Taylor
'We made history today': Rugby tournament's first-ever girls team thrash boys 65-0
They're a team of wingers, with just three forwards.
Shield fracas: All Magpies on deck despite Ranfurly drama
The coach will name the squad on Friday, with no stand-downs.
Man pleads guilty over melee in Napier High Court
Mokaraka’s supporters shouted “I love you” as he was led away to the cells.
Have rod, will travel: Puketapu 20-year-old shines at world fly fishing champs
Hugo Pearce finished eighth at the world champs in Slovakia.
Hawke’s Bay records above average temperatures for September
Wairoa led the way with smashing temperature records last month.
'Getting worse and worse': Sporty teen's bruises were blood cancer
Jhalena Lafaiki has powered through her first round of chemo with support from family.