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Inside the survival game as a Hawke’s Bay fashion retailer

Winter is lean, summer is hope, and loyalty counts.

Champion Hastings-trained jumper The Cossack retires: John Jenkins

OPINION: 'Once in a lifetime horse' leaves owners with many highlights.

Time - the one thing no one can buy: Nick Stewart

OPINION: Financial wellbeing is strongly correlated with psychological fact.

Māori language alive in MTG’s galleries: Te Hira Henderson

OPINION: Te Wiki o te Reo Māori is now in its 50th year.

World Cup Tui return in time for do-or-die Battle of the Bays

Two experienced HB Tui props return after early end at Rugby World Cup

'Classic spring': Weekend brings strong wind watch for Hawke's Bay

Forecasters warn gusts could reach near severe gale strength in exposed parts.

Kaea Karauria killing: Three teens now charged with murdering Napier boy

Two 16-years-old will both appear in Napier Youth Court.

CEO of New Zealand's oldest winery resigns after almost 30 years

The iconic Napier winery says its CEO is resigning for health reasons.

'In your mouth, ears, everywhere': Living in a post-cyclone dust land

Since Cyclone Gabrielle, 113 formal dust complaints have been made to the council.

From near death to life lessons: William Pike's decade-long legacy in Hawke's Bay

The challenge has now inspired 40,000 young Kiwis: "I owe a lot to that traumatic time.”

Six60 will debut new music from fifth album at Hawke’s Bay show

Straight out of the recording studio and into the Hawke's Bay spring sunshine.

Dust clouds batter Esk Valley homes

Dust whips across Lynn Noanoa’s Pohutukawa Drive property in Esk Valley on Sunday, during strong spring winds. Video / Supplied

Keeping time alive: Waipawa couple’s clock shop keeps history ticking

Jim and Anne Greeff believe every tick tells a story of time.

'Not about taking the freedom': Council adopts new camping bylaw

Tararua freedom campers and council now have bylaw in place to better manage camping.

Stuart Nash's employer launches review into 'deeply inappropriate' remarks

The sacked Labour Cabinet Minister later apologised on LinkedIn for his comments.

On The Up: The NZ city starting a week-long Negroni festival

Nineteen bars will serve their own twist on the classic cocktail. Why? Well, why not?