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Family brings in psychic to find Joseph Ahuriri
Whānau of missing Gisborne man seek psychic's power to locate him.
Elderly man says he ‘didn’t know’ possessing child abuse images was illegal
Man had 68,500 images and videos on his computer and hard drives.
Drop-off points set up for vital supplied to help farmers
Federated Farmers and Rural Support Trust have set up drop-off points for fencing gear.
Cyclone Gabrielle damage to Tairāwhiti farms estimated at $80m
Survey reveals the cost of recovery is more than the region can bear without support.
Hawke's Bay Civil Defence boss was on leave for tramping trip when cyclone hit
Ian Macdonald was 'out of mobile coverage'.
Oxygen mystery: ‘We just want answers’ - heartbroken family of cyclone victim
Helen Street is remembered as a much-loved grandma and a 'strong woman'.
Cyclone ‘refugee’ wins East Coast Young Farmer
Annual event reaches a remarkable conclusion with the top pair split by a slender margin.
Police change search area for missing man Joseph Ahuriri after new CCTV images
The father has been missing since February 14 and was driving his white Hilux.
Stuart Nash is a controversial minister who isn’t afraid to speak his mind
Nash has said questionable things, sworn at airline staff and got into a gym fight.
Stuart Nash resigns: Parliament debate calls to relinquish all portfolios
Napier MP Stuart Nash will no longer act as Police Minister.
Children happy to be back at school after flooding and to see the Chiefs
"The kids are happy," says the school principal, from his temporary office.
Hawke’s Bay restaurants cooking up a storm to raise cyclone relief funds
“We are attempting to create the country’s biggest-ever dinner party."
Claire Trevett: Stuart Nash thought he could have a chat with a 'mate'. Fat chance
OPINION: Nash thinks there was nothing wrong with his chat with Coster - there was.
Traffic gets limited access to parts of Napier-Wairoa Rd
Road part-open to livestock and essential traffic 7am-7pm Thursday-Friday.
‘Venting frustration’: Police Commissioner recalls phone call with Stuart Nash
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins said he would have asked for Nash's resignation.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Flooding helped church engage
Engage pastors Amy and Andrew Dishroon talk about the church's response to the floods.
CAN exhibition to raise money for Waiohiki Arts Village
CAN is holding a fundraising exhibition to support Waiohiki Arts Village.
The new Kiwis who came for love and stayed
Tararua District welcomed 20 new Kiwis in a citizenship ceremony.
Persian New Year comes to Hawke's Bay
Locals invited to help celebrate Persian New Year.
Book review: The Wakes by Diane Yarwood
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Wakes by Diane Yarwood.
$2m in cyclone grants issued to Hawke’s Bay businesses
The Government has helped with $2 million in grants.
Local Focus: Dartmoor residents ready to reconnect
Construction of a temporary bridge is under way for cut-off Dartmoor residents.
'Totally unacceptable': Act, National call for Police Minister's resignation
Nash said judges need to 'read the room' about punishing offenders.
From the floodplain to the fire: Doug Bracewell declares himself fit for Black Caps test recall
Bracewell has declared himself fit and ready to add to his 27 test match appearances.
Wyn Drabble: A banging good guide for how to use a crutch properly
OPINION: Yes, you can smack it on a bench to get the attention of hospitality staff.
Deer farmers rally to help others hit by cyclone
"I’m hoping they’ll find their way home eventually.”
Farmer drives off cyclone-devastated farm to win Young Farmer of the Year competition
"Driving into town and seeing the damage made it tough to get into the right headspace."
Power restoration on target: Unison
Unison has restored power to tens of thousands of homes.
The creative juices of our teachers are gone
OPINION: Our teachers are so burnt out, their creative side is being stunted.
Woodville Lions get invited to ‘tea with the chopper’
Woodville Lions receive a tour and demonstrations of Grassroots Trust Rescue Helicopter.
Life in cut-off Tūtira: A month on, choppers are still a lifeline
Daily life has taken on a new look after Cyclone Gabrielle in the cut-off community.
Watch: The Hawke’s Bay surf lifeguards who rescued about 250 people at the height of the floods
“While it is a huge tragedy, it is a miracle the loss wasn’t much greater."