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Medallion Pet Foods' Farmer Exchange Programme takes the hassle out of dog tucker
Medallion Pet Foods in Waipukurau is one of the country’s oldest pet food plants.
CHB's Wow Map selected by Massey University for catchment solutions project
Catchment group started in woolshed now part of $3 million Massey University project.
'Uncharted territory': Why Cyclone Gabrielle will kill fruit trees for years to come
“There’s not a lot of information about what to do - it's uncharted territory."
Local Focus: Where to live after losing everything?
For many impacted by the cyclone, the best accommodation option has been family.
The Chase's Dark Destroyer sells out Toitoi event
Dark Destroyer sells out Toitoi event three weeks after tickets go on sale.
Heavy-rain watches in place for Northern Hawke’s Bay
Tairāwhiti-Gisborne and the Wairoa District can expect big rain.
Census makes final push for Māori and Pasifika stragglers with Warriors tickets and kai vouchers
Thousands of notices have gone to Census defaulters warning of fines.
How happy are racehorses? Professor's three-year mental health study
The racing, the travel, the expectation: Nat Waran's going into the minds of the fastest.
Dannevirke firefighters' goal to help those fighting health battles
Dannevirke firefighters did themselves proud at the Sky Tower.
'Take extreme care': Showers, hail warning for Auckland; deluge for east coast
The good news is to expect settled weather from lunchtime tomorrow.
Concussion takes out Prem Women goalkeeper
Higgins Central Prem Men were in Palmerston North for the first round of Intercity.
‘Real possibility’ some roads will be abandoned, Transport Minister says
Climate change, and the extreme weather it will bring, could see some roads abandoned.
Want free tickets to the Warriors in Napier? Fill out your uncompleted census
A chance to watch a beloved NRL team is being used as bait for those who haven't engaged.
Kids' emergency backpacks help children feel prepared
.A “grab and go” bag is a small backpack with essential items to get through an emergency.
Need help? A business mentor is at hand
A free mentoring service could help Hawke's Bay business owners get back on their feet.
Photos: Waipukurau Club rolls back the years for big milestone
There was plenty of colour and festivities for the anniversary.
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.
Hastings council set to add te reo Māori translations to 20 new directional road signs
New directional road signs will include te reo Māori translations.
Hero of Magpies' famous Shield era dies
A desperate final pass for a Shield-saving dropped goal was thrown by Aidan Thomas.
Tech line up Nash Cup clean sweep
It would take one of sport's great upsets to stop Napier Tech Old Boys now.
Man trapped under truck on Napier-Taupo highway in serious condition
A section of State Highway 5 was closed for at least an hour.
Community hub crossing boundaries
Hohepa Shop ticking along very nicely since it opened just before Christmas
Mark Hutchinson to stand for Labour in Napier electorate
Mark Hutchinson seeks the job vacated by the retirement of Stuart Nash.
‘More people will die’: Slash findings 'don't solve' land-use problem
James Treadwell is tired of the forestry industry’s head being on the chopping block.
Mayoral relief funds directed to 'high-impact' parts of Hastings
“I think it shows that we’re an empathetic district and community.”
Demand surging for Hawke’s Bay charities due to cyclone, living costs
Big increase in people seeking help, three months after the cyclone.
Opinion: The manuka tree won’t heal Hawke’s Bay
Opinion: Manuka is a pioneer species but it is not the panacea for healing the hills.
Alarmingly saggy Te Reinga bridge set to be replaced
Te Reinga bridge, with its severe sag, was severely compromised even before the floods.
Is Brad Weber's stint as a Magpie over?
The door's still open for Brad Weber at the Magpies, but only if another better one closes
Cycling Without Age's trio bike service a year old
Cycling Without Age Napier trustee Alan White talks up the service a year on
Pink Shirt Day a big hit with pupils at Flaxmere Primary
Flaxmere Primary pupils wear pink, speak up and stand together to stop bullying.