Of course shearing is a sport
The championships invariably spark debate over whether sheep shearing is a sport.
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Repair work will continue on the intersection of Karamu Rd and St Aubyn St until tomorrow.
Hard work the recipe behind Rovers’ rampant form
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Elsthorpe kids’ hunt continues rural tradition
Elsthorpe Community Playgroup held its fifth Take a Kid Hunting and Fishing Competition.
A forecast $96 million in cyclone recovery - who pays?
Tararua Alliance is asking for more funding from the Government for cyclone repairs.
Kura arts project inspires personal development in post-cyclone Hawke’s Bay
Identity, cyclone, bravery and confidence are the fundamentals of The Aumangea Project.
Landslide sees 50 metres of road blocked
The latest slip in Māhia appears to have wiped out a section of Kinikini Rd.
Don’t worry, we will look after ewes
Farmers we are not — but just like farmers the welfare of all our animals is paramount
Motorist who hit and destroyed ambulance had never held a licence
Paramedics injured, ambulance written off.
Hawke’s Bay’s surf life saving heroes recognised
Surf Life Saving New Zealand Hawke’s Bay has announced the Awards of Excellence winners.
Chris Finlayson to lead Cyclone Gabrielle negotiating team
Former attorney general the lead negotiator for cyclone recovery package.
Heather Skipworth leaving Te Pāti Māori
Just weeks after being nominated, Heather Skipworth will not stand in Tukituki.
Rare Mambo artworks to feature in exhibition
Rubber Soul will have never-before-exhibited works for sale.
Pukehou students have been running 1km a day
The sponsored run is helping to raise funds for a new swing set.
Pool a huge asset to community
"The things that are important to communities aren’t just roads and pipes."
Looking for a page-turning psychological thriller? Pet could be for you
Pet is a novel narrated by protagonist Justine from two timelines.
Person dead, two others injured after Hastings crash
A person has died and two others injured following a crash in Hastings on Monday.
'Appalling': Potential job losses at EIT Te Pūkenga, process rankles lecturer
Te Pūkenga says affected staff had face-to-face meetings about restructure before email.
River levels monitored as heavy rain lashes district
Central Hawke's Bay's roading network took the brunt of the downpours.
Napier boarding houses with highest fire risk to be assessed more regularly
Authorities are working to prevent a Loafers Lodge-style tragedy in Hawke's Bay.
Artmosphere Gallery hosts Brushstrokes exhibition
'The magic happens when the brushstrokes begin.'
A splash of scarlet: Roses defying the Esk Valley mud
Along the fence lines of Esk Valley, red roses still turn to face the pale winter sun.
Farewelling Napier's freewheeling, but not freestyling, pool cat
Kaiti was a permanent fixture at Onekawa pools, but she never wanted to take a dip.
NCC working to make Napier more accessible for everyone
The beauty of Napier now more accessible with the iconic Sunken Gardens new ramp.
‘All lies’: Woman demands $5000 to 'stop Mongrel Mob burning her house down'
Judge said it was classic case of a woman taking advantage of someone who was vulnerable.
Central Hawke's Bay expecting 100-140mm rainfall
The Waipawa and Tukituki rivers will reach at least annual flow levels.
Taradale make a promising start
Appropriately named the Phoenix, it was the biggest moment in the club's rebuilding phase.
Foundation empowering local giving
Community Foundations encourage people to give back.
Toddler in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by car in Napier
The young boy was taken to hospital after being hit by a car on Church Rd.
Another rainmaker on the way after days of watches and warnings
Central Hawke's Bay rivers are expected to reach "one-in-five-year" levels.