Another of Napier’s iconic Six Sisters villas up for sale
The iconic building is up for sale.
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Hawke’s Bay due for doses of cold and rain this week
Region facing cold snaps this week.
New Hawke’s Bay hub a safe space for local rainbow plus community
The much-needed hub will be accessible for three days a week for the whole year.
Mosquitoes on the rise in Hawke’s Bay after cyclone
Mosquito numbers grow after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Hawke’s Bay triumphs in fledgling flag football competition
Hawke's Bay has some new national champs.
Red Cross donating $1 million to Wairoa community
Generous Kiwis have so far donated more than $18 million to the fund.
Esk River hydro stations still out of action
Remote Esk River power stations were knocked out by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Cyclone Civil Defence response scales back, but the work continues
The transitional phase doesn’t mean the emergency response has ended.
Ngati Kahungunu settlement and apology an opportunity to build for the future
Ngati Kahungunu has big plans ahead for money received in a settlement.
Cyclone rescues see Hawke’s Bay surf lifeguards honoured
Hawke's Bay surf lifeguards have been recognised for their cyclone response.
Enjoy colourful and energetic music with Napier Civic Choir
There is an emphasis on rhythm and catchy, repeated melodies,
Comment: Cyclone recovery needs to be driven at a local level
CHB mayor says we need to not only rebuild but reimagine what the future looks like.
Re-Source collects, sorts, repairs and distributes donated items to those in need
Re-Source is a community organisation that accepts and donates household items.
Two rangatahi chosen for Hastings District Council’s Tuia mentoring programme
Kaysie Cornes and Jaevarn Tapine-Ngarotu were chosen for the HDC Tuia mentoring programme.
Dad’s terminal diagnosis came just months after son was cleared of cancer
Father needs further funding for cancer treatment.
VR tech helps those in DOC's care learn skills for primary industries
The two-week course combines virtual reality tools and practical skills.
The Hits: Have a chat takes on entire new meaning as AI marches on
Fascinated and a little bit worried about the pace of AI improvements.
Census 2023: Stats NZ dedicates locally led taskforce for cyclone affected regions
Census workers will be facilitating community outreach strategies.
Hawke’s Bay Stop Co-Governance meeting cancelled; Ngāti Kahungunu open letter says events amplify ‘hateful rhetoric’
'The messages of Māori special treatment promoted in this tour are not what we see.'
‘Picking up’: Home-buyer interest growing in Hawke’s Bay post-cyclone
Interest in buying homes is climbing.
MP Stuart Nash answers questions about the police and cyclone
MP faced numerous interjections in meeting.
Sun comes out for the end of Hawke's Bay men's softball season
The Hawke's Bay men's softball final was expected to be close, but Mets beat Saints 6-0.
Fifty new public homes for Hawke’s Bay
Kāinga Ora is hosting three information sessions on the projects.
Hastings Gallery raises thousands for Wairoa cyclone recovery
Over four days, a group of artists raised more than thirteen thousand dollars for Wairoa.
When 'pests' become pets: Woman's love affair with myna birds
Feathered mates fed mincemeat, fruit, insects and even baby formula.
Meeanee Speedway crowns three new champs
The speedway is almost back to normal after three cancellations since the cyclone.
Plantain project working well in Tararua District
Plantain can help reduce nitrogen leaching on farms.
Kindies helping kids deal with cyclone stress
Children sharing flood experiences in playcentres.
Doug Bracewell returns to McLean Park for one-day final, fresh from Black Caps call-up
First ball is 11am on Tuesday in Napier.
Progress made on 'long overdue' sport facility
A multisport facility could help with the issue of attracting families to Dannevirle.
Eskdale Primary School students enjoy water again after the flood
EIT Institute of Sport offers swimming lessons and water safety to Eskdale schoolkids.