Ōringi bridge repairs to get under way early June
Waka Kotahi is still waiting for the go-ahead to repair a bridge damaged in March.
Waka Kotahi is still waiting for the go-ahead to repair a bridge damaged in March.
New directional road signs will include te reo Māori translations.
A desperate final pass for a Shield-saving dropped goal was thrown by Aidan Thomas.
It would take one of sport's great upsets to stop Napier Tech Old Boys now.
A section of State Highway 5 was closed for at least an hour.
Hohepa Shop ticking along very nicely since it opened just before Christmas
Mark Hutchinson seeks the job vacated by the retirement of Stuart Nash.
James Treadwell is tired of the forestry industry’s head being on the chopping block.
Big increase in people seeking help, three months after the cyclone.
Opinion: Manuka is a pioneer species but it is not the panacea for healing the hills.
Te Reinga bridge, with its severe sag, was severely compromised even before the floods.
The door's still open for Brad Weber at the Magpies, but only if another better one closes
Cycling Without Age Napier trustee Alan White talks up the service a year on
Flaxmere Primary pupils wear pink, speak up and stand together to stop bullying.
More than a week out from the big game, big queues are expected at the gates in Napier.
The road near Bayview has reopened after a two vehicle crash blocked it.
A trio of busking siblings performed outside Trade Aid in Napier on World Fair Trade Day
Fun events to raise money for Breast Cancer Foundation New Zealand.
Hawke's Bay recovery body transitions to a 'fully resourced and funded agency'.
People can now rediscover some of Hawke's Bay's favourite attractions.
Opinion: The strangest thing is a new trust tax - which will hit mum and dads, not moguls.
Ken Robson didn't even know he had a share in a horse that soared to victory.
Sunny Wairoa was suddenly hit by a wall of water. As winter approaches, questions remain.
Rainbow-coloured strokes are suspended on a field of luminous green.
Flaxmere Primary School pupils celebrate and support No Bullying with a walk around the suburb.
Brad Weber’s confirmed this season will be his last with the Chiefs.
The company was fined $280,000 and ordered to pay $48,000 to the injured worker.
Staff with sharp knives worked nearby during theft at a Havelock North butchery.
Who are the region's Budget winners and losers?