Napier teen sprinter Rylan Noome in the fast lane
The fleet-footed young Napier athlete is targeting the world championships in Brisbane.
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Making room for rivers: The flooding conversation that Hawke’s Bay needs to have
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Local Focus: Supermarket vouchers help cyclone victims recover
Hawke’s Bay residents tap into $150,000 gift card fund to restock the pantry.
Water warning: Boil water notice issued for Dannevirke
E.coli detected in Dannevirke’s water.
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Mike Williams: Valedictory speech received with bubbly warmth from both sides
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Hawke’s Bay Airport ranked top in NZ for carbon reduction
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Opinion: It’s good to ponder the big questions in life - and death
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Canny View: Simple steps to leave behind generational wealth
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Local film causing more than a twitch on international screens
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Teen sets her sights on Miss New Zealand title
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Comment: Go full tilt with your sustainability drive
The pressure is rising from all fronts for businesses to be more sustainable.
‘They don’t cost anything to feed and they’ll love you forever’: Farewelling 4000 teddies
Takapau Town Hall will be filled from wall to wall with more than 4000 teddy bears.
Muggy nights and cloudy days in the offing
It's looking like a return to cloudy weather next week with a possible scattering of rain.
Quartet of wins underscores successful season for Hercock
Roundup of the week's racing.
Get ready for winter in wake of cyclone, warns council
With winter on the doorstep, HDC urges rural communities to review winter resilience plans
Napier council ranked lowest in CouncilMARK survey
It received the lowest rating of HB councils that took part in the independent review.
Hawke's Bay still little the wiser on cyclone response and recovery
Flood-affected Hawke's Bay families continue to wait for assistance and decisions.
NZ salaries on the rise: Which regions fared the best
It was a record-breaking start to 2023 for salaries across the country.
Hawke’s Bay businesses’ cyclone grants demand more than double available funds
Hawke's Bay's Chamber of Commerce says demand for their grants exceeds available funding.
Community Corrections staff earning $10k less than Winz staff go on strike
A union organiser says the lowest-paid Corrections staff are on 'poverty wages'.
‘Going to become more common’: $11m research boost follows Hawke’s Bay floods
Cyclone Gabrielle caused huge damage and eight deaths in Hawke's Bay.
Archie is doing a fundraising triathlon every day for Stable Hearts
Havelock North 7-year-old is running, swimming and biking for a good cause.
HB Photographic Society updates image at exhibition
This year's exhibition at CAN includes Colenso students.
Top shearer's remarkable recovery from horror farm accident
Dave Buick knows he's lucky to be alive after a horrific accident.
Three Waters reset: 'Ensures that we have a local voice', mixed reaction from councils
'Affordable Water Reforms' will consist of 10 entities instead of the original four.
Creative Arts Napier exhibits for cyclone
Creative Arts Napier has held a successful fundraiser
Progress made towards building consent for new Pahiatua ambulance station
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Changes to water reforms include 10 new regionally led entities
Entities will be run by a professional board, with members appointed on competence.
Bremworth carpets plots a new future
Carpetmaker has had to rethink how it does things since Cyclone Gabrielle.