The feeling of being left alone - Hawke’s Bay’s disaster within a disaster
To restore confidence, it's time for the Civil Defence Joint Committee to step aside.
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Mike and Sue Brown thought the cyclone was over, then the waters engulfed their home.
Civil defence issues fresh heavy-rain hazards for Esk, Rissington and northern Hawke’s Bay
Weekend rain could open old wounds.
Early start planned to beat Sir Rod’s rainy night in Napier
Mission Concert poised to go ahead.
Resident says Hastings District Council's felling of trees 'heavy-handed'
'I think there’s a fair bit of paranoia'
‘It’s not good enough’: Hawke’s Bay businesses feel abandoned after cyclone
Hawke's Bay business owners want more support in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle.
Rusbatch to the rescue as Hawks nail NBL opener
The Hawks were down by three with 6.5sec to go, but won 84-79 in overtime.
Easter weather: What's in store for the long weekend
The South Island also woke to a cold and frosty morning to kick off the long weekend.
Rotorua's steamy spots will spice up your Instagram
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Home detention instead of prison for burglar who resisted joining Mongrel Mob
Judge Gordon Matenga says he will not send young burglar to jail.
'Tears rolled down my cheeks as I filmed the carnage': How Gabrielle devastated Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay families grapple to put their lives back together.
SH2 Bailey bridge construction starts, could be open by start of May
Transport Minister Michael Wood visited the crucial link with residents who would use it.
Rain for Rod: Heavy rain watch could dampen Easter spirits
It looks like it's going to be a wet Easter Weekend for the Bay.
Taskforce has action plan to get rid of Hawke’s Bay’s silt
HB Regional Council and Hastings District Council formed the Silt Recovery Taskforce.
Medicinal cannabis clinic opens, doctor surprised at prescription demand
"I will be talking to somebody and they say ‘I didn’t even know this was a thing’."
CHB District Council urges motorists to abide by roading restrictions
There are penalties and infringement fees for anyone not obeying the restrictions.
Find flatmates, grow your own veges: Grim advice for new homeowners after OCR rise
Rise in the official cash rate tipped to heap big pressure on Hawke's Bay housing market.
Important to honour copyright rules
The purpose of copyright is to protect the rights and livelihood of the maker
Hastings woman strikes it rich with $500,000 Lotto win
The winning Strike Lotto ticket was sold from Paper Plus Hastings.
Napier gets a bit of the Fifa football action
The Football Ferns' last pre-cup match will be played in Napier on July 10.
Cheers to 50 years: Napier City Rovers’ history of stars, famous wins, a future rugby international and even a ‘hex’ on the club
Rovers revealed: The supposed 'hex' and a star who went on to play against the All Blacks
Two injured in serious crash in Flaxmere
Emergency services are attending a serious crash in Flaxmere.
Eskdale caravan park owner wants to rebuild
Dan Gale of Eskdale says he wants to rebuild his home and business after Cyclone Gabrielle washed his caravan park away. Video / Warren Buckland
Almonds identified as potential new crop for Hawke’s Bay
CHB almond grower Tony Kuklinski features on TVNZ’s Rural Delivery
History can help with financial planning
A well-constructed financial plan will make allowances for periods like the present.
St John’s College junior canoe polo team wipes out the competition at the national champs
Big win despite Cyclone Gabrielle disruptions.
Hawke’s Bay together in black and white
It sends a message of solidarity from a region recovering from the effects of the cyclone.
CHB council to develop local and district-wide plans for cyclone recovery
The first Community Conversations meetings were held in Elsthorpe and Takapau this week.
Central’s warning in Hawke’s Bay Premier rugby
It was anyone's game last Saturday. What's up this weekend?
What will Sir Rod do in Napier for Easter?
Will it be shopping, the miniature railway, or the football?
Insurance payouts for Cyclone Gabrielle catching up as claims figure grows
Nearly two months on from Cyclone Gabrielle, and 15 per cent of claims have been paid out.
Napier wastewater plant on road back to full capacity
A final commissioning this week could see the vital milliscreen back in action.