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Woodville school holds pets day after 12-year absence
The pets day was a huge success.
Small, quality yardings sell well at Stortford Lodge
Store lamb prices showed the growing unease with the market.
Dannevirke Garden Ramble offers budding growers plenty of ideas
There were nine gardens with most raising money for mental health.
Easter Sunday trading to continue in Napier after council votes in favour
'We’re allowing retailers to benefit from what is usually a busy tourist weekend.'
Christmas Parade in Napier: Enter whatever floats your boat
'The Christmas Parade suffered under Covid so it would be great to get people motivated.'
‘It’s hard on those children:’ Hawke’s Bay pupils flooded out of classrooms for second time
Principal: "We’ve been quite the refugee school."
Warm weather brings the crowds for Norsewood Country Festival
A good sprinkling of locals had wares at the country festival.
Eketāhuna promising day of fun for all
There's something for everyone from Christmas parade to lawnmower racing.
Power Consumers' Trust notifies Privacy Commissioner over two breaches
Information about two submitters found to have reached the notifiable breach threshold.
Check out CAN's new line-up of artists
CAN is excited to see more visitors as they head into the busy summer season.
Could one of these four pups be your new best friend?
Four lively Napier canines are seeking a permanent place to call home.
Hawke’s Bay seek revenge in Hawke Cup challenge
When Hawke's Bay last had the trophy, they were dismissed for under 100 in each innings.
Word of the year not a word
I admit to being a little frightened of AI and what it can do
Dannevirke Sports Club cricket season gets off to great start
Local cricket teams scored wins in first games of the season.
Coming together in song – it’s Christmas season
Two concerts are to be held with two choirs performing.
Hawke’s Bay rugby manager fined by council noise control after party
House owner that hosted Ranfurly Shield party not 'getting the message', neighbour says.
Lachie earns his stripes as motorcycle mechanic
Lachlan Elliott has been working for Motorcycle HQ for six years.
Sacked council manager told to destroy documents he emailed to himself
A request for a tax form was 'demeaning' of his person and office, the manager said.
Watch: Large tree still standing - in middle of road - after sliding 50m down bank
There's a new waterfall in the street, and a large tree standing upright on the road.
Going steampunk at the Mad Hatter Day in Woodville
Fountaine Square was filled with people who had come along for the festivities.
Slips and drop out in Mahia
Slips and drop out in Mahia after heavy rainfall. Video / Craig Curphey
Are you entertained? The triumphant return of Robbie Williams
With a hit new doco and two sold-out NZ shows, the Robnaissance has begun.
Off The Track and into the city: Fire-hit restaurant owners set to fill hole in Hastings CBD
Chris Whyte and Fiona Le move west to Eastside.
Fifty years and a birthday celebration — Red Cross veterans receive awards
Two Red Cross members have been with the organisation for 50 years.
Video: ‘Twice in one year is unbelievable’ - homes flooded in northern Hawke’s Bay
"I’ve never seen water like this before."
Record numbers attend 2023 arts festival
More than 30,000 people flocked to events across the 2023 HB Arts Festival.
'Poor' condition: Plans revealed to upgrade Napier courthouse
Facelift for building’s exterior and upgrades to all four courtrooms.
Calendar Girls fundraiser benefits Dannevirke Community Hospital
Dannevirke Theatre Company donated money to the hospital.
Playing a game when bias is okay - Dannevirke outdoor bowls host trades tournament
Bowlers had a good time in nice weather.
Kingi tops the bill at Outfield
Family-friendly event has a wide range of offerings to suit every taste.
Wairoa flooding: State Highways reopened as clean up begins
Major state highways have reopened after rain caused flooding in Hawke's Bay.