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Creative Arts Napier excited for October artists
October will see CAN full of new artists and a variety of exhibitions and activities.
Prices in general ease at Stortford Lodge
Most of the offering of about 1100 head of Angus steers was of good quality.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Special service to recognise pets and animals
Here's the latest news in brief from around the region.
New cardiovascular clinic first to offer stent and pacemaker operations in Hawke’s Bay
A private heart clinic in Hastings offers procedures without the need to leave region.
Apprentice builders repairing flood-damaged Wairoa homes
There is no shortage of housing repairs needed in the Hawke's Bay town.
Pahīatua's gym celebrates milestone
A local non-profit gym is still going strong after 25 years.
Armed police arrest man at property in Napier, cordon lifted
No one was injured during the police operation, which ended with an arrest in Tamatea.
Water restrictions lifted but residents warned of need to continue conserving water
Efforts to conserve water in Pahiatua have been successful.
Election 2023: New Napier homes solar energised
The Seddon Cr project of 24 homes is only the second in NZ with the new solar technology.
‘Mind over matter’: The 80-year-old who wants to be Napier MP
John Smith is the oldest candidate running for the Napier seat.
Trio charged over Hawke’s Bay Prison attack as inmate fights for life
A union boss says more Corrections staff are currently needed at Hawke’s Bay Prison.
Being part of the community important to supermarket’s new owners
As part of Lindy's passion for fresh foods, she is planning to introduce new deli items.
Warning after fake oxycodone tablets linked to serious harm
A drug safety agency has issued a warning after a death and serious hospitalisations.
Central Hawke’s Bay District Council is conducting a Representational Review
The Tamatea Way to fair representation: Walk with us.
Hawke’s Bay father-and-son mobsters forfeit $140,000 in assets
Organised crime takes a big hit in the region.
Nest Fest returns to Hawke’s Bay with double dose of dancing and international headliners
Nest Fest is making up for lost time with a two-day festival for 2024.
Ross Shield: Second-day action at the tournament in Napier
Unbeaten sides Napier and Hastings East meet on Thursday afternoon.
Napier-Taupō highway speed reduction saving lives, money
Cost-benefit modelling says avoided crashes created $93 million worth of benefits.
Five injured: Ambulance staff 'spat on and punched' in serious Hawke’s Bay crash
Ambulance staff were assaulted when they tried to help crash victims.
Tribute for Hawke’s Bay rugby league and netball referee Andy Cracknell
Andy Cracknell had refereed rugby league and umpired netball for more than 40 years.
Sir Ashley Bloomfield opens final stage of addiction treatment centre redevelopment
A crucial service for treating addiction has been future-proofed.
Specialised taskforce potential option to tackle heightened wildfire risk
Those who lived through the 2017 Waimārama wildfires have advice for the dry summer.
RNZAF delivers four tonnes of pest traps to Ruahine Range
RNZAF NH90 helicopter crew has delivered a record number of traps into the Ruahine Range.
Sacked Cabinet minister Stuart Nash’s new corporate gig revealed
Former Labour minister Stuart Nash has a new gig at a global recruitment firm.
Forsyth Barr Hawke’s Bay Sport and Recreation Awards finalists feature CHB names
Eighty nominations were received, slightly down on previous years.
Ahuriri Pharmacy: All you need to know about shingles
OPINION: Ahuriri Pharmacy on shingles and new vaccines available.
Big win for defending champions as Ross Shield starts in Napier
The weather wasn't the best, but there were still the three games on day 1 at Park Island.
Wyn Drabble: Interior designer needed to sort out insides
I’ve had a few interior bits medically removed over the years.
The Bookseller at the End of the World follows a life of light, dark and books
The interesting story of New Zealand's very own Bookseller at the End of the World.