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State Highway 2 at Bayview reopens after serious crash
The road near Bayview has reopened after a two vehicle crash blocked it.
Buskers help Trade Aid celebrate
A trio of busking siblings performed outside Trade Aid in Napier on World Fair Trade Day
Gallery to bid farewell to its physical space
Ten months after opening, ĀKINA Gallery will close its physical store and move online.
Battle for Ruataniwha groundwater continues with new appeal
Seven farming groups are appealing the rejection of their application for CHB water.
Breakfast or brunch? Take your pink pick and pull up a chair
Fun events to raise money for Breast Cancer Foundation New Zealand.
Former Hastings council boss to lead recovery agency
Hawke's Bay recovery body transitions to a 'fully resourced and funded agency'.
State Highway 2 reopening: Ready to rediscover the Wairoa District?
People can now rediscover some of Hawke's Bay's favourite attractions.
Boring and inflationary: Why this year's Budget is the worst of both worlds
Opinion: The strangest thing is a new trust tax - which will hit mum and dads, not moguls.
Hawke's Bay horse owner's thumping win a big surprise
Ken Robson didn't even know he had a share in a horse that soared to victory.
The day the paddocks started moving towards homes: 'It's hard to put your mind around it'
Sunny Wairoa was suddenly hit by a wall of water. As winter approaches, questions remain.
The sparkle of ceramic joy on display at MTG Hawke’s Bay
Rainbow-coloured strokes are suspended on a field of luminous green.
Pink Shirt Day
Flaxmere Primary School pupils celebrate and support No Bullying with a walk around the suburb.
All Black confirms move to head overseas
Brad Weber’s confirmed this season will be his last with the Chiefs.
$280k fine after man’s hand caught in meat cutter in workplace accident
The company was fined $280,000 and ordered to pay $48,000 to the injured worker.
Arrest made after brazen butchery theft in Havelock North
Staff with sharp knives worked nearby during theft at a Havelock North butchery.
Hawke's Bay's Budget 2023 winners and losers
Who are the region's Budget winners and losers?
Cost of living crunch or 'no ideas' - Budget 2023 breakdown
Kids (and their parents) are the big winners with childcare subsidy, public transport.
Cornwall Park tea kiosk re-opens for the whole community to use
Refurbished Cornwall Park tea kiosk re-opened as a community space.
Brian Tamaki defends 'out of context' cyclone comments, unveils Hawke's Bay candidate
Michael Ngahuka is the first electorate candidate revealed by the Vision NZ Party.
Budget 2023: $160m to gaming sector, rebate for video game developers
The sector contributed $7 billion towards New Zealand’s GDP in 2021.
Magpies play numbers game in early-season rugby hit-out
New head coach Brock James gave 30 players match-time on Wednesday night.
Budget 2023 breakdown: Massive EV charging expansion among climate change initiatives
New climate-focused initiatives include expanding the electric vehicle charging network.
Budget 2023: Massive boost for Te Matatini kapa haka festival
Te Matatini gets an additional $34 million in funding over the next two years.
Budget 2023: $6b resilience plan to future-proof cyclone-hit infrastructure
It follows the near $1b announced by Finance Minister Grant Robertson on Sunday.
Budget 2023: What’s in it for you
Free medicines, cheaper transport and childcare among initiatives.
Budget 2023: Primary care eyed as solution to hospital pressure as winter approaches
Also referenced was the huge cost to correct payments made under the Holidays Act.
Budget 2023: Govt to build 3000 more public homes by mid-2025
A total of $3.1 billion of capital funding was allocated to provide the additional homes.
Fears East Coast mental health services will be swamped by cyclone stress
People seeking mental health support through their GP has jumped 30 percent.
Dannevirke's Elske Centre to close after 24 years
A centre that once provided a valued service for older people is closing.
Show us the money: Robertson's big borrow and spend plans
Bigger than expected: Budget has more borrowing, rather than reallocated spending.
What's in it for you - the Budget highlights at a glance
Bamboozled by the Budget? Here's all the highlights explained.
Fears East Coast mental health services will be swamped by post-cyclone trauma
Advocates warn mental health services will not be able to cope.
'Rough night ahead': North Island braces for stormy 24 hours
The worst of the tropically-charged storm will be felt after dark.