Classic cars on show in Rebel Round-Up
The event will include pageants such as Miss Rebel Round-Up and Miss Rockabilly NZ.
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Patient injured during op after surgeon failed to read her notes
'Other women that go for surgeries should know what he’s done.'
Tihei: Together we can improve the lives of our pakeke
This mahi is not a solitary effort; it’s a collaborative journey.
'It’s for me and my boyfriend' burglar tells child after jumping out of window
At the age of 27, Rome Te Aho had a criminal record running for 17 pages.
Serious crash near Tangoio, delays expected
One person is critically injured in a single vehicle crash.
CHB District Council gets Regional Strategic Partnership funding
Government funding on the way for regional economic development priorities.
Voluntary buyouts for Category 3 homes on the table
Hawke's Bay's five councils now have to agree to the Govt's cost-sharing model.
Ice-scraping mornings to disappear from rest of work week in Hawke’s Bay
"We’re just grateful to have some sunshine, even though it’s cold."
Dawn ceremony for a dream realised
Stephen Paewai on the blessing ceremony for Te Wānanga Taiao.
Hawke’s Bay’s champion karate kid takes her inspiring message to the world
Teenager Aliah Catacutan has set her sights on the world karate champs in Japan.
‘Great for Napier’: Rundown backpackers in need of redevelopment on market
Empty lot facing Marine Pde with consent to build a five-storey hotel is also up for sale.
Election 2023: Nats vow to make Hawke's Bay Expressway four lanes
National places high priority on the Expressway, Napier-Taupō and Napier-Wairoa roads.
Basketball: Hawks pair on Tall Blacks tour ahead of the World Cup
Tall Blacks play in Japan, Germany and China before the August 25-September 10 World Cup.
Recidivist drink-drivers appear in Dannevirke court
"If you come back to court for drink-driving, bring your toothbrush."
Stolen CCTV camera in flood-hit area of Hawke's Bay backfires on two burglars
'The camera remained operational and enabled police to identify potential suspects.'
Truck rolls, train hits ute as three injured in Tararua crashes
The train was still on the tracks but stopped a few hundred metres from the intersection.
Carvings from mid-1800s Ngāti Kahungunu wharenui showcased in exhibition
The taonga have been brought back together after they were scattered across the country.
Tihei: Care for our environment so our environment can care for us
Our natural environment has been severely degraded.
Tihei: We welcome our three new staff members
Nicosia, Hannah and Ashlyn have written their own introductions.
Tihei: Don’t forget about the battle between Tane and Tangaroa
Today over 95% of all wetlands have been converted to grazing and growing.
Ex-National Front Stop Co-Governance Tour organiser believes 'white people' being targeted
Those attending secret meeting in Hawke's Bay screened by former National Front organiser.
Preventing fires before they start can save a lot of heartache
It's winter, which potentially means more house fires.
Bremworth’s Whanganui plant getting 'bigger and better'
A dozen jobs are on offer at wool carpet-maker Bremworth's Whanganui plant.
All ages gather for native planting in memory of Des Ratima
Whānau gathered to plant a site in Whakatu as a living memorial for kaumātua Des Ratima.
Hawke's Bay temperatures hit the negatives over weekend
Hastings and Napier were negative 0.5 and 0.3 degrees Celsius on Sunday.
Car ploughs through Hastings butcher, narrowly misses customer
A customer narrowly avoided a car ploughing through the front of a Hastings butcher.
Why are some services disappearing in rural communities?
I get it's not financially viable to have banks open every day but not everyone is online.
Dannevirke Lions Booksale fills the coffers
Dannevirke Lions held a very successful sale over three days.
McLean Park big screen to broadcast All Black test prior to Magpies game
Magpies fans will get two matches for the price of one in Napier.