Surveillance and GPS tracking foils gang's meth-dealing ring
Ringleader jailed for 45 months, but may soon be eligible for parole.
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Linda Hall: Spare a thought for the staff who have to keep replacing the price tags
OPINION: They seem to change the price almost every week these days.
Free rongoā Māori sessions an alternative source of comfort for struggling Hawke’s Bay communities
Māori and non-Māori have been given free access to the traditional treatment.
Lachie Kirk claims Junior and Supreme at 2023 CHB Sport and Recreation Awards
Lachie has signalled the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028 as a key target.
Hastings blaze: Woman charged with arson over Flaxmere house fire
An arrest has been made following the fire.
A ripper of a read for tweens
REVIEW: Local teen left in charge as a virus causes adults to "turn" on the full moon.
Oceanic verses to make waves
The poetry encompasses a wide range of themes, including colonisation, family and love.
Mother convicted after young son hospitalised by ‘severe’ dog attack
'This is not a classic criminal case, it was something of a lapse.'
Emerging musicians rock to the beat
The audience enjoyed a lively and varied programme.
Cordon lifted after police swarm street near Napier Health Centre
A large police presence was visible near the health centre.
Kura students off to primary chess nationals
The game of chess has taken off at Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Tāmaki Nui a Rua.
Police swarm fleeing vehicle in Napier
More than five police cars responded to the incident near Awatoto.
Moving image exhibition focuses on family home
"The house in Ōtāhuhu is the bastion for all our family."
Young pianist wins coveted crown
Ruby Lo received the $1500 Gold Ribbon scholarship prize.
Fronds, food, friends and family: Local artist turns tables and heads with NZ-first installation
The new table is turning heads in Te Awanga.
Unicorns nail win in first game for six years
Hawke's Bay's rugby league best Manawatu in 36-3 win, the first at that level since 2017.
BPW CHB is holding a fundraising breakfast next week for NZ Suffrage Day
130 years ago, NZ women led the world by being the first to gain the right to vote.
Another 15,000 workers needed for rebuild efforts
Extra construction workers may be needed to repair infrastructure damage.
Origin Studios thrills large audience with dance show
A full town hall loved the three hour show.
Family of youngest Cyclone Gabrielle victim need support due to newborn's heart condition
Friends of the Collins' are raising cash after their baby was born with a heart condition.
Timber! 150-year-old poplar tree brought down in Hastings
The poplar has been a big feature of Frimley Park for more than 150 years.
Man attacked in court dock after members of public scale 2m barrier
Security guards and a police officer struggled for several minutes to regain control.
Hereworth kids saving the ocean, one piece of plastic at a time
Hereworth School students learn about the environmental impact of rubbish at Pandora Pond.
‘Time to damage property’: Rocket Lab protesters promise ‘direct action'
NZ Aerospace Summit in Christchurch hit by protest - which promises escalation tomorrow.
Hastings Community Patrol needs new volunteers
After dropping from 40 to 8 members, Hastings Community Patrol is recruiting fresh faces.
Hastings public meeting hosting speakers and discussion on co-governance
The event is free and includes a panel discussion and room for questions.
Cricket: National indoor cricket hopes for Hawke’s Bay after Central North island win
The national indoor cricket tournament will be played in Auckland from Friday-Sunday.
Little village ‘punching above its weight’
Wairarapa’s National candidate Mike Butterick visits Norsewood.
‘Run-down’ 1931 Napier earthquake memorial to be cleaned up
A former community leader is calling for work to be done on the Veronica Sunbay.
Napier parents, students upset by bus change
Some students are being left with 45 minutes to kill on either side of the school day.
Māori Language Week: Looking ahead to Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori in Hawke's Bay
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori is coming to Te Matau a Māui, so what is on?
Crying maunga’ inspires cyclone relief song
Musician Riqi Harawira writes an uplifting song for Te Mata Peak.
CHB Active Ageing Expo in Waipukurau next week
The event celebrates the International Day for Older Persons.