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Jeanne O'Brien started as a volunteer and has worked for TCYS for 30 years.
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Why next major Hawke’s Bay earthquake could cause opposite effect of 1931 disaster
Scientists shed new light on how future major earthquake may transform Hawke's Bay coast.
Watch: Driver walks away after sickening speedway collision
The crowd cheered as the driver climbed from the car uninjured.
Napier speedway crash
The racer could be seen walking away after a competitor slammed into the driver's door. Video / Kerihia Renee
Man in hospital after falling into Napier harbour while intoxicated
Firefighters and members of the public helped rescue the man from the water.
Slip closes SH2 between Napier and Wairoa for second time in a week
Another slip has closed the road, a week on from a slip which caused a fatal crash.
Federated Farmers: We need to learn from the past
It's been a busy time for the local Federated Farmers executive.
Tararua Rural Support Trust cyclone recovery expo a hit
Free fencing gear and goodie bags were on offer at the expo.
From Kotemāori to the skies: 'I bloody love my career'
Travel for Nikara Ross used to mean catching three buses each day to get to school.
Mystery substance on Hawke's Bay beach prompts warning after dogs fall sick
The public are warned not to swim at Haumoana Beach and to keep their dogs out of water.
Health group introducing video consultations
The service is hoped to ease the pressure on rural health services.
Radio Dannevirke sponsors summer Wai Splash programme
Kids will get to swim in summer while getting to grips with water safety.
Heads of school and prefects named for CHB College
Central Hawke’s Bay College has named its student heads of school and prefects for 2024.
Celebrating a decade of artistic vision
Here’s to a decade of artistic vision and community collaboration,
Canny View: Time to get back to basics
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Black Barn: Eat, drink and be merry at Hawke’s Bay’s winery market
The market without a knick-knack in sight.
Up close with giants: What it's like to stand beside Hawke's Bay's 'most expensive project'
Amid eye-watering winds, 1100m above sea level, stands a remarkable engineering project.
'We get less for the wool than what it costs to shear it'
There is hope on the horizon for wool products thanks to a new Government policy.
Historic HB: How Westerman’s almost didn’t happen
Hastings grew and prospered, and so did Westerman & Co Ltd.
Fighting for a paradise: The couple with the last home in cyclone 'limbo land'
'We fought because we love it. It’s a beautiful spot.'
Wet start to summer, week ahead 'a little bit messier'
"We’re about 36mm from the wettest year on record."
Napier Operatic Society looking for the perfect Frankie Valli
Napier Operatic Society opens the door for 2024 Jersey Boys auditions.
Hastings Boys’ headmaster to be farewelled at his school on Wednesday
School announces funeral details for "beloved headmaster, leader, boss, peer and friend".
Prices solid for quality store lambs at Stortford Lodge
Yearly steers also sold well this week.
Police cordons up around Flaxmere as they try to catch man who fled crash
Flaxmere residents should call 111 if they see a suspicious man jumping fences.
Napier man jailed for drug-fuelled crash that killed cousin on Halloween
The car was overloaded with passengers when it crashed on Shakespeare Rd.
Minister wants 'very clear picture' of support needs
Will Mark Mitchell grant Hawke's Bay's Christmas wishes?
Hawke’s Bay Hospital scanner a first for NZ
Real benefits await patients at Hawke's Bay Hospital.
Christmas present for drivers as road crews tackle SH2 slips sites
Three sites have been one lane for almost 10 months since Cyclone Gabrielle in February.
A shack that became an unofficial landmark is slowly falling apart
My 23-year-long love affair with a faraway house is about to come to an end.
Letters to the editor: Smokefree in ashes
Smokefree NZ was a worthy goal that is now in ashes, a readers says.