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‘Deafness is not seen as anything different’: Sign language always in use at Hastings school
A Hawke's Bay deaf-aware school has been using sign language for 12 years.
'Potentially damaging': Latest subtropical storm to hit NZ, threats of floods and slips
Those in the north can expect potentially damaging winds and lots of rain.
Sign language at Ebbett Park School
At Ebbett Park School Hastings, sign language is nothing new. "Deafness is not seen as anything different,’ says principal Kate Medlicott. Video/Warren Buckland
Finance Minister reveals Budget title, stays quiet on PM’s fashion sense
The Budget set-piece was marred this year by the lethal fire in Wellington yesterday.
Wyn Drabble: Millions of flies just for you
The extreme annoyance they cause warrants the use of heavy artillery.
Death of man in Napier being treated as unexplained
The death was reported a week ago and is now being treated as unexplained.
Central Hawke's Bay's 'vollies' thanked for hard work during cyclone
Property Brokers Waipukurau dished up a barbecue for the volunteers.
Pre-Budget announcement includes $475m to rebuild road and rail links
Mayor hopes money will help relieve burden on ratepayers.
New coach for Hawke’s Bay Tui rugby team
New coach Sione Cherrington-Kite was assistant when the team won promotion last year.
Cyclone-hit homeowners respond to $100m to improve stopbanks
'It is just a matter of feeling safe': Flood victim's unanswered questions.
Sacked Minister's texts to Police Commissioner contradicted PM’s comments on cyclone crime
The message was released to the Herald under the Official Information Act.
Visits to Central Hawke’s Bay Museum are free for a year
The exhibition Ghosts of the Past features photographs of the old Waipukurau Hospital.
Outward Bound once-in-a-lifetime experience for Flaxmere College student
Flaxmere College student wows scholarship givers with post-Outward Bound presentation.
First XV rugby ready to roll with new coaches
Both the Napier and Hastings boys high school first XVs have new coaches for 2023
A bit of rain doesn't keep Hawke's Bay horse riders at home
The horse competition is now in its 14th year of fun and fundraising.
'I don't like them going up at all': Dannevirke Community Board divided over proposed rates rise
Dannevirke Community Board discussed submission on annual plan.
Napier the most dangerous city in NZ for cyclists
'I know how hard that concrete is': Cyclist Terence Fitzgerald says he's not surprised.
First Magpies game for new head coach
The Hawke's Bay Magpies and Manawatu Turbos squads face pre-season combat Wednesday night.
Never give up ... Central Hockey won't surrender
'We want to thank our supporters at the turf for cheering us on.'
Waipawa M&D pushes through postponements to stage fundraiser
The (Not So Royal) Variety Show is now scheduled for this weekend.
Delightful tour of Italy with the NZSO
As part of Setting Up Camp, the Orchestra stays in each centre for up to three days
Trucks and heavy vehicles can now travel across CHB's Patangata Bridge
The 99-year-old Patangata Bridge in Central Hawke's Bay was damaged in Cyclone Gabrielle.
HB Music Month: Region's 'world-class talent' on show
'It's fair to say that each night so far has exceeded everyone’s expectations.'
Napier aquarium releases the last of its sharks after injuries, deaths
National Aquarium releases two injured sharks after three died after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Carole King tribute night at Opera House
A Natural Woman by Ali Harper and her band is on at Toitoi’s Opera House on Thursday.
Dad of preschool son pleads guilty over his car crash death
Daniel Mehlhopt was twice the legal blood alcohol limit when he crashed his car.
The Hits: A hairy moment on Mother’s Day
It turns out the hair had grown straight out and then it had changed course
Turf wars: Why cup-winning footballer won’t play on artificial grass
Central League side is without their key defender due to the artificial grass surface.
An engineering marvel: What it’s like to drive the reopened Napier-Wairoa Rd
The most impressive thing is not what the cyclone has done to it, but what it hasn't.
Away win gives Marist another chance at Cup dream
Napier Marist won a round 1 match on Saturday, their first Chatham Cup game in four years.
Pink Ribbon breast cancer event to be held at new Foxtrot Home showroom
Raising awareness for screening for breast cancer is very close to Prue and Kate’s hearts.
$10m for clean-up of woody debris good start but more needed: council
The forestry industry could still be made to help cover costs of the clean-up.
Water review suggests 25 million cubic-metre shortage by 2040
An updated water assessment draft has highlighted Hawke's Bay's plight.