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Hawke’s Bay father-and-son mobsters forfeit $140,000 in assets
Organised crime takes a big hit in the region.
Nest Fest returns to Hawke’s Bay with double dose of dancing and international headliners
Nest Fest is making up for lost time with a two-day festival for 2024.
Ross Shield: Second-day action at the tournament in Napier
Unbeaten sides Napier and Hastings East meet on Thursday afternoon.
Napier-Taupō highway speed reduction saving lives, money
Cost-benefit modelling says avoided crashes created $93 million worth of benefits.
Five injured: Ambulance staff 'spat on and punched' in serious Hawke’s Bay crash
Ambulance staff were assaulted when they tried to help crash victims.
Tribute for Hawke’s Bay rugby league and netball referee Andy Cracknell
Andy Cracknell had refereed rugby league and umpired netball for more than 40 years.
Sir Ashley Bloomfield opens final stage of addiction treatment centre redevelopment
A crucial service for treating addiction has been future-proofed.
Specialised taskforce potential option to tackle heightened wildfire risk
Those who lived through the 2017 Waimārama wildfires have advice for the dry summer.
RNZAF delivers four tonnes of pest traps to Ruahine Range
RNZAF NH90 helicopter crew has delivered a record number of traps into the Ruahine Range.
Sacked Cabinet minister Stuart Nash’s new corporate gig revealed
Former Labour minister Stuart Nash has a new gig at a global recruitment firm.
Forsyth Barr Hawke’s Bay Sport and Recreation Awards finalists feature CHB names
Eighty nominations were received, slightly down on previous years.
Ahuriri Pharmacy: All you need to know about shingles
OPINION: Ahuriri Pharmacy on shingles and new vaccines available.
Big win for defending champions as Ross Shield starts in Napier
The weather wasn't the best, but there were still the three games on day 1 at Park Island.
Wyn Drabble: Interior designer needed to sort out insides
I’ve had a few interior bits medically removed over the years.
The Bookseller at the End of the World follows a life of light, dark and books
The interesting story of New Zealand's very own Bookseller at the End of the World.
Two ram raids in two days - Liquor store newest target of school holiday crime
A second ram raid has occurred in Hawke's Bay just one day after a dairy was targeted.
'Never give up on yourself'. Cactus graduate instructor's emotional speech
Students in the Cactus programme celebrated graduation
Election 2023: Wairarapa electorate candidates respond
The Bush Telegraph asked candidates to respond to issues for the Tararua District.
New calendar shows off Central Hawke's Bay
A Facebook page was created for people to share Central Hawke's Bay photographs.
Viva turns 25 - don’t miss today’s special gloss issue
Magazine is proudly celebrating 25 years of storytelling, innovation and influence
Waipawa and Otane water supply safety secured after Government funding announced
Government gives $2.5 million to replace and upgrade stopbank around water treatment plant
Hawkeye needs to hitch a ride to the Magpies’ shield challenge in Wellington
Hawkeye's aged and all ready to go - just needs a tow.
Further disruption on the road through Waipawa
Retailers are asking for no repeat of a without-notice shutdown of traffic.
Medical centres criticised for new $10 fee after 4000 bills unpaid
'To date, 4200 patients currently have outstanding debt with us.'
Takapau to hold car and bike show and dance party to kick off wellness centre fundraising
Takapau is holding two events in one day to kick off fundraising for a wellness centre.
Hastings dog attack victim wants dog owners to do more to decrease risk
However, dog attacks are decreasing overall in Hawke's Bay.
Kirsten Wise talks heroes of Cyclone Gabrielle
Napier Mayor Kirsten Wise says thank you to everyone who donated after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Linda Hall: Peters rides into election - again
OPINION: Maybe the two Chrisses can learn something from Peters.
Midden cluster from the 1800s unearthed in Hawke’s Bay
Middens dating back possibly to pre-European settlement.
Workers uncover history during Napier Sound Shell's most extensive renovation
Renovations at the Sound Shell have uncovered parts thought to be up to a century old.
Electra Gallery exhibits new paintings by Bari Duncan
"There is no point in struggling alone if your art is a true passion."