Epic horse trek and motorbike ride helps open up Wairoa communities
Two local contractors living near the Wairoa District's lakes undertook an epic journey.
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Police arrest two youths for a spate of burglaries and a man for looting separately.
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Kiwis are in for some more cold nights from the middle of the week.
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The crowds heard the memories of two fallen soldiers.
Anzac Day: Hawke's Bay's hero chaplain, Māori 'Pah' site acknowledged at Gallipoli
The 'Padre' from Wairoa held a special place in the Māori contingent.
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Anzac Day commemorations go on at Eskdale War Memorial Church
Esk Valley was flooded on Anzac Day 1938. Today the church community remembers the fallen.
The Art Hawke’s Bay Exhibition is in its 15th year
The exhibition opens on May 1 at the Community Arts Centre, Russell St Hastings.
Post-cyclone silt remains a lingering issue
Four new silt-deposit sites have been earmarked for the region.
Big win for Wanderers
Havelock North Wanderers have secured their first win in the Women's Federation League.
Rattling the Chains - CHB's monthly mayoral column
Planning, priorities and pitching in have been key topics of community conversations.
Father’s war diaries spark POW book
Included in those interviews are two Hawke’s Bay men who survived ‘death marches’.
Great-great-grandmother's portrait a finalist in awards
The artist is honoured to be selected for the emerging Māori artist awards.
Second week of hockey's Winter Senior Club season for Central Hockey
A win from the NZ Trellis Central Reserve Men against Napier Tech Prems.
Anzac Day to be fine but windy
A strong wind watch for areas south of Hastings will be in place on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Patangata Bridge open again
The Central Hawke's Bay Bridge was temporarily closed for assessment by engineers.
Swimmers cover 11km in Waipukurau pool to raise funds for swim training
The seventh CHB Swim 4 Lives Swim-A-Thon was held in March.
No tsunami threat from Kermadec Islands earthquake
The National Emergency Management Agency says people should follow updates.
One person dead after serious crash in Havelock North
A second person is seriously injured after a crash between a truck and a car.
Community conversations being held on cyclone recovery plan
Tararua District Council is holding sessions on cyclone recovery.
Hawke’s Bay house sales ‘on the rise’ amid four-month high: report
The latest real estate data shows house sales are picking up.
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Celebration for all New Zealanders
The 28th Māori Battalion was made up of Māori soldiers from all over New Zealand
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Another delicious recipe from Aunty
Celebrating 10 years of growing delicious food
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Emphatic Rovers return to winning ways, next stop Wembley
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How to rebuild Hawke's Bay after Cyclone Gabrielle
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The crowds packed in for Lorde, before Jordan Luck and his band brought a different crowd.