From two to 182: Hawke’s Bay's pothole damage claims spike
Pothole damage compensation claims have jumped in Hawke's Bay over the past three years.
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Happy Snappers: Fotofest inspires next generation of Hawke’s Bay photographers
“It’s great because Hastings is so beautiful at the moment.”
Blustery day no deterrent to Hatuma Half Marathon competitors
The race has been on the sporting calendar for more than 40 years.
Final float farewell for Blossom Parade’s most regular entrant
After decades of fun, the float king is hanging up his tools.
Bridge club holds successful cancer fundraiser
Thirty-six players came to play bridge.
Turkeys gobble up opposition in national indoor cricket title rout
A 24-year-old veteran of a decade of indoor cricket shares his first national title.
Milestone achievement for young film-makers
The crew pooled resources and drew on their network of connections for the movie.
Letters: Beach fires destroying nesting areas
One nest had a fire lit almost right next to it.
Brutal attack on Napier teen filmed, three women arrested and charged
Video of the incident has been classified as objectionable material.
Man remains in critical condition after stabbing in Takapau, police investigating
A man with multiple serious stab wounds got across the road before losing consciousness.
Meet the Wairarapa electorate candidates with BPW CHB
The meeting will be on September 27 at 5.30 pm at the CHB Municipal Theatre.
Bingo! Fundraiser hits the right mark
The night was a success, but they plan to do it bigger and better next time.
World Vision recognises support of Totara College
Totara College has received two top awards from the global charity.
Person in serious condition after assault in Hawkes Bay
The victim has been transported to Hawke's Bay Hospital in a serious condition.
Church Road says wine making and art have more in common then you think
Church Road Winery and MTG Hawke's Bay join for a nationwide Art Initiative.
'Vital part of the community' back up and running in Pahīatua
The Pahīatua cinema has a new manager and can start playing movies again.
In pictures: Trucks, heat and hard mahi for Flaxmere students and staff
It was a long, hot 30 kilometres full of toots, waves and a cheering squad.
Esk Valley resident predicts worst is yet to come
Esk Valley is a dust bowl, as winds whip up debris left by Gabrielle.
Tukituki attracts the most candidates for General Election
All up, 27 candidates are vying for your votes on October 14.
More than $13m in cyclone funds will not be touched until 2024
Cyclone recovery funds are sitting in a bank account collecting dust.
CHB's Mike Petersen finalist in Beef + Lamb New Zealand Awards
Winners will be announced at the awards dinner in Christchurch on October 19.
‘Never been rained out yet’: Director of iconic Blossom Parade reflects on 25 years of floats and fun
This will be Lyn Mackie's 25th year organising Hastings' favourite parade.
Motorcycle safety event to fill Splash Planet car park
Hawke's Bay Classic Motorcycle Club joins RoadSafe for a family-friendly safety event.
CHB sports results
To have your sports club's results published, email them to editorial@chbmail.co.nz.
Bill Bailey loved performing in Hawke's Bay so much he had to come back
Bill Bailey is set to bring his new show Thoughtfier to Toitoi in November.
High winds cancel flights, prevent Act leader from arriving
Several fires have been kept under control despite the tricky conditions.
Plea to send couple postcards from Pahiatua
Son plans surprise for parents who were married in Pahiatua 65 years ago.
Pahīatua on water restrictions
Residents were asked to conserve water while Tararua District Council fixes the issue.
Wine auction raises more than $300k for Cranford Hospice
It raised funds to enable the on-going care of patients and whanau at the hospice.
‘Still buzzing’: Hawke’s Bay band wins national title at 2023 Tangata Beats
The seven-strong band has only been playing together since May.
Firefighters battle shed fire in Hastings amid strong wind warning
Gusty winds fuel two fires in close proximity after MetService issues wind warnings.
One dead, one injured after car hits power pole between Napier and Hastings
It's the second fatal crash at that location in just 14 months.
Valerie Redshaw: ‘I’m very much a revolutionary’: Gallery celebrates 130 years of women’s vote
Suffrage medal winner says the vote was probably most easily won of the women's victories.