'Why are those guys attacking us?' RSE worker details horrifying kidnapping
Joe says masked attackers put a cloth over his mouth and pulled him into a black car.
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Abandoned puppies looking for their forever families
Napier City Council tries to help abandoned pups looking for a forever home.
'System was broken': Review of Civil Defence cyclone response reaches key juncture
What will the terms of reference be? Frustrated residents are about to find out.
Affco fined $500,000 over worker’s ‘wholly avoidable’ death in freezer
A frame full of offal cartons fell and fatally crushed Alfred Edwards.
‘The poor cousin’: Heightened angst in Wairoa after flood zone decision
A 2A classification is creating uncertainty around future living - as winter hits.
Decision time looms for Hawke's Bay
Napier and Tukituki's two main general election contenders speak their minds.
Hawke’s Bay's cyclone insurance claims have almost topped $1 billion
Cyclone Gabrielle-related insurance claims in Hawke's Bay are nearly at $1 billion.
Hawke’s Bay rain: SH50 closed, SH5 re-opens between Taupō and Eskdale
Multiple road closures for Central Hawke's Bay.
Kahu retires, but a new mascot will soon swoop the sidelines
Kahu was a permanent fixture on the sidelines.
Review: Show comes to life in second act
"Company" traces the struggles of a New York man-about-town.
Armed police block road in Taradale
Armed police have been seen surrounding a house near the Murphy Rd end of Howard Rd.
Volunteers vital part of museum family
Volunteers are people who care about the community
Historic Hawke’s Bay: How the Brookfields Bridge came to be built
When the 1938 floods didn't trouble it, the bridge was deemed a success.
First live Bollywood concert to be held in Hawke’s Bay
The idea of a bright and bold celebration for the community came following a tragedy.
More than 1800 people watched Frimley School’s production at Toitoi
Frimley School had huge success on the big stage with their first production in 10 years.
Annoyed about our roads? Travel the highway 108 years ago in foul weather
So you think 80km/h on State Highway 5 is too slow?
The kitchen that gets you out of your kitchen
We decided to rip the bandaid off and go for it
Jumping for joy: Hastings jockey scores awesome foursome
Roungup of the week's racing.
It takes a crew to save a life: Coastguard on the hunt for new volunteers
Coastguard's 2023 Volunteer Recruitment Campaign kicks off in Hawke's Bay.
State of emergency: More heavy rain for Gisborne area
Civil Defence warns the weather will worsen Friday afternoon.
Dannevirke Young Farmers Club meets each month
Everyone in Tararua District needs a break, so here are a few things planned.
‘I’ve killed my bro’: Ute driver causes death of workmate, injures another
Two men fell from back of ute. One died, one was flown to hospital and survived.
Hawke’s Bay Magpies mascot retires after 107 home games, ‘11,389 high fives’
'Now is the right time to move on. I have achieved everything I wanted to.'
Seal found resting halfway up Karamu Stream
A curious seal adventured 16km away from the sea on this visit to Hawke's Bay.
Dannevirke primary school cross-country thrives
It was a great day of cross-country racing, hosted by Weber School.
No mortgage for a year means more time with family for Central Hawke's Bay couple
Chloe Stevens says her husband Jake will be able to work five days a week instead of six.
CHB search warrants result in arrest
Two search warrants were executed at Waipukurau addresses.
Recovery taskforce ‘making headway’
Taskforce spent $9.7m working through its comprehensive silt action plan.
Tamariki connect at Ātea a Rangi as celebrations begin
Matariki celebrations are in full swing this week at Ātea a Rangi Star Compass.
Celebrating Cultural DiverCity is on this Saturday in Napier
Hawke’s Bay's ethnic community will take centre stage in Napier this Saturday.
CAN gets excited for upcoming tactile weaving exhibition
CAN to celebrate Matariki in July with tactile exhibition Ngahere – The Bush of Aotearoa.