The black-belt Polish immigrant who wants to be Napier's MP
Milewski lives in a community outside of Napier that was severely impacted by the cyclone.
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Artists throw open doors to showcase their creativity
Birdwoods and Hygge will be hosting artists during the HB Arts Trail.
High school seeks help after half-million-dollar funding shortfall
Havelock North High's funding for its new auditorium has fallen drastically short.
Colenso students’ artwork on show at Te Papa
"The beautiful thing about working with young people is they will always surprise you."
Thunderbolts and lightning: Caution urged after heavy rain and hail forecast
Big weather possible for the region.
Former Manchester City hopeful makes cracking start to NZ football's National League
Deri Corfe makes his mark at Napier City.
New business model for Hawke's Bay nursery after Gabrielle
Three metres of water smashed through Plant Hawke's Bay Waiohiki nursery in February.
Group of teens allegedly involved in Clive dairy ram raid
It is the second day of the school holiday and a dairy in Clive is ram-raided.
The Piano Man vs the Rocket Man: Who do you think won?
Dancing the night away at the sold-out Elton John vs Billy Joel show in Napier.
CHB schoolgirl wins bookmark design competition
The competition was run by the Dorothy Butler Children’s Bookshop.
Grass soon for Hinepare site
Five months after demolition started, nurses' home will be gone by the end of the week.
Tihei: Celebrating 40 year of performing arts
Huata was instrumental in pioneering Māori performing arts education and industry in NZ.
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Labour, National at odds over whether funding exists for Hawke’s Bay Hospital
National's health spokesperson needs business case before committing to hospital spend.
Rescue helicopter pilot doesn't know what he would do if he couldn't fly
New Hawke's Bay rescue chopper pilot has been eager for that spot since childhood.
Hawke's Bay to endure one more wet day of thorough soaking
The region is drenched under a heavy rain watch and we can expect one more wet day.
Celebrating the art of Māori performance in kapa haka festival
Schools from around the district performed in the kapa haka festival.
Ross Shield rugby: Future stars on show in Napier
There are 132 players in the six boys and girls, mixed teams.
'Cavalier': Company fined $52k for quarrying in wine-growing area
Gimblett Gravels is a designated wine-growing area west of Hastings.
Hastings District Council promises prudency after $11.6m deficit reveal; cyclone mainly to blame
About 65 per cent of deficit was attributed to cyclone costs.
Rachel Keedwell: Put politics aside and address the climate crisis
OPINION: It is crazy to pretend there is no environmental catastrophe unfolding.
Former Blossom queens return to Hastings Blossom Parade
Past Hastings Blossom queens meet for a high tea at Mangapapa ahead of Blossom Fest.
Hawke's Bay takes out rescue and volunteer of the year at national Surf Life Saving NZ awards
Hawke's Bay surf lifesavers took two out of three major national awards last weekend.
Takapau Community Health Centre Trust gains primary care award
“In 1989 a nurse in Takapau said ‘we need to buy the post office for a health centre'."
$1.2m Govt cash for Wairoa runway extension
The runway at the airport was too short to land large planes during the cyclone.
Kia tū hei raukura mō tō iwi: Kura doesn’t just end at graduation
On the outskirts of Dannevirke stand three of Rangitāne’s valued institutions.
Race for conservation takes on former All Black Richie McCaw
Four teams take on Richie McCaw in a run for conservation.
Michelle Ihaka fights her way to the top
Kickboxer said she had lots to keep her motivated in the ring.
Tihei: Don’t miss powerful performance at HB Arts Festival
The company employs outstanding young Māori performers and graduates
Share healthcare journey with expert speakers
Event to explore the tapestry of wareware (declining memory/dementia) and incontinence.
Passion for waka kaupapa drives analyst
The exam was the culmination of a nearly three-year-long process
Pahīatua water treatment capacity still under par
The community is being asked to achieve a 25 per cent reduction in water usage.
Tihei: Governance Group will provide oversight for Te Ara Mātua
The group is responsible for initiating and ensuring the success of Te Ara Mātua.