The phone call they'd waited for: Family win fight to save home
Their home didn't flood during the cyclone, but it had sat in the red zone for months.
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Callsign Mav won three of the races in 2020 and 2021, one at odds of over 80-1.
Perfect 10 for record-breaking Verstappen
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Big win for Napier's new port wharf and cyclone road works
Fulton Hogan committed 90 crews (400-500 staff) to deal with damage on Hawke's Bay roads.
The date is set: Trains to return to Napier for first time since cyclone
It has been seven months since trains rolled through Napier. But be vigilant from now on.
Election 2023: On the campaign trail in the wide-open seat of Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
There were so many laughs, you could almost forget the dramatic backdrop to this campaign.
Racing: Early Tararua interest in Melbourne Cup
Smokin' Romans, part-owned by a Dannevirke man, was seventh in the cup last year.
New World celebrates one year
It's one year since they took over the local supermarket.
Fluoride opposition not supported by evidence says letter writer
Another letter about the fluoride issue.
Bring your appetite - Pahīatua men take on pie eating champ
Four locals had to bring big appetites to the inaugural contest.
Waipukurau market launches Spring Fling in style
The Spring Fling Central Hawke’s Bay has kicked off for 2023.
Gang leader has $2.1m of homes, vehicles, cash stripped by police
The asset seizures follow Operation Dusk - a major police investigation in 2019-2021.
Stortford lodge: Spring lift as quality lambs sell well
Keen interest from outside buyers and spring grass growth led to premium prices.
Choice not chance: Hawke’s Bay joins social supermarket movement
The new initiative looks to help dignify the food bank experience.
Race your entries in for the Hatuma Half Marathon
The Hatuma Half Marathon has a reputation of being fun, relaxed and supportive.
Hawke’s Bay police call for people to report crimes to them, not social media
The policewoman leading the recovery calls for help from people in the region.
Taradale to get 12,000 more native plants as flooded nurseries recover
The project will see another round of natives planted alongside the Tūtaekurī River.
Gymnast putting Eskdale back on the map at AIMS Games
Kaia Ranston proud to get the Eskdale name out there after the flooding hit so hard.
Priscilla Queen of the Desert bring father and son duo together
Father and son duo set to star in the global smash hit comedy coming to Napier.
Cyclists shift gear to race for mental health
Max and Kirsty have swapped the struggles of elite sport to find a new love for racing.
'In a stupor': $10m Lotto winner in tears as they scoop tiny town's biggest prize
The whānau checked the ticket three times before they began to 'jump around and cry'.
Twelve Tukituki sub-catchment groups have been awarded $10,000 each
Tukituki Land Care has announced the recipients of its $10,000 Demonstration Grants.
Hukarere Girls’ College eyes centre of Havelock North for school site
Commercial building in Havelock North could become the new site of flood-displaced school.
‘Just fields of leaves’: Spring attraction's owners have one question - where have all the flowers gone?
They’ll still open to the public, but expectations need to be tempered a little.
Lawrence Arabia coming to Bay View
Enjoy him in the delightful Edwardian King George Hall.
Two trucks crash on SH2 north of Napier
A person is taken to hospital as a crash blocks one lane of the state highway.
New leadership for Dannevirke Chamber Of Commerce
Tracey Friend is the new chairwoman of the Dannevirke Chamber of Commerce.
Fantasy Cave on track to open 2025
In the past week there had been four inquiries about the cave,
Finalists selected for Young Musician of the Year
The six talented musicians will take to the stage on Friday, September 8.
No stone unturned: Locals still battling quarry expansion
Application to expand a gravel quarry in Maraekākaho does not need to consult residents.