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The service helps Maori women access screening activities related to cervical cancer.
Police report burglaries and fewer serious crashes
Police say the reduction in road crashes is pleasing.
Magpies looking to break decades-long Eden Park hoodoo
The Magpies have not beaten Auckland in Auckland since 1969.
Something for everyone at the MTG
It’s been lovely seeing the theatre bustling during the film festival
General election still too close to call
Some polling companies have resorted to randomly dialling cellphone numbers
Opinion: History helps us understand what went wrong
What's the definition of insanity? Doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
Police clock teen driver at 188km/h
At that speed, he could cover the length of a rugby pitch in two seconds.
Hawke’s Bay Marathon 2023: Runners gear up for good causes
The marathon was originally scheduled for May but Gabrielle changed everything.
Waipukurau teen gets truck trip treat
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Elusive win for longstanding teammates in netball's Super 8 final
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Artmosphere hosts CHB artist's first solo exhibition
The Kaleidoscope exhibition is a celebration of colour.
Fresh appeal to find new site for $15 million hospice in Hawke’s Bay
Cranford Hospice is asking for help to find new site.
Father, Son and Cheese on Toast offer poetry with a toastie
HB poets Dad Gods offer free toasted sandwiches at their upcoming Napier gig.
Campaign fights to bring passenger trains back to the regions
Trains could make a big difference to the Tararua District as well as other regions.
Hawke’s Bay sports awards: Nominations open
Sports awards nominations close on September 1.
Liftoff: Rocket Lab launches 40th rocket and first with reused engine from Māhia
Rocket Lab marked its 40th launch by flying a completely reused engine.
'Get out and stay out': Fire chief praises occupants for fleeing fierce Dannevirke fire
Firefighters fought serious fires in Nūhaka and Dannevirke.
Will Hawke's Bay Expressway lead to Parliament?
Mark Hutchinson is confident he can make undecided voters, Labour voters.
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Some Hawke's Bay families save $60 a week with Aotearoa’s free school lunch programme.
Company failed two young men killed in a crash
$80m-a-year company relied on a young worker-for-hire in ways it should not have.
Cyclone-hit CHB farming family rebuilding riparian plantings
As they plant, they are finding carrots, beans and radishes growing along the drain.
Pongaroa shearing gun claims rare Masters award
David Buick was in a farm accident in 2021. But life's great back on the farm in 2023
Outages leave Eketahuna customers without power
Eketāhuna residents have been frustrated with power outages.
Our communities - where the rubber meets the road
Mayor’s report from CHB District Council meeting August 17.
‘The ultimate dream’: Planning starts for test cricket oval in Hastings as new facility opens
The proposed cricket oval would sit adjacent to new training facilities at Mitre 10 Park.
Inside growing subculture of ‘rocket-chasing’ in Hawke’s Bay ahead of milestone launch
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Main street to be closed Sunday night
Waka Kotahi is warning of road closure overnight for maintenance
Man who poached 4600 crayfish for ‘sprawling’ black market ring jailed
Crayfish poacher apologised after abusing customary permit system.
U-turn: Cyclone-affected properties will be exempt from capital gains tax
The u-turn follows reporting in the Herald.
‘Should’ve done better’: Inquiry into Hawke’s Bay kiwi deaths sparks DoC system changes
The independent report found that kiwi handling wasn't to blame for the deaths.