Warbirds over the Awatoto floodplain
It was under up to 2 metres of water a week ago. But it's ready for about 2000 spectators.
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Precious taonga returned to Dannevirke
A preserved female huia, stolen more than two years ago, has been returned.
Remembering the Hawke’s Bay earthquake - the memories of disaster that mustn’t be lost
Survivors of the Hawke's Bay quake say educating the next generation is crucial.
Hastings Mayor, Sandra Hazlehurst talks about new beginning for Tōmoana Showgrounds
Hasting Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst talks about her love of the Tōmoana Showgrounds.
Gang tensions: Shot fired after rogue road checkpoint set up near Wairoa
Shot fired in Raupunga was 55th gang-related shooting in 13 months in Eastern District.
Hastings quake survivor shares his memories of shake and aftermath
Hastings community comes together to remember those lost in quake more than 90 years ago.
Workers prepare to head overseas after Samoa lifts RSE suspension
Temporary ban on seasonal workers lifted.
Early start, rain or shine, for Waitangi Day in Bay
Reflection and recreation on offer at Waitangi Day in Hawke's Bay.
Paharakeke Trades United is the new go-to for all things trades in Flaxmere
HDC backing the use of Paharakeke Trades United in new Flaxmere housing developments.
Clive River name change a part of its ongoing protection, advocates say
Feedback on a change the Clive River to Te Awa o Mokotūāraro is open.
Kia Rite : Future a rollercoaster with the fun taken out
Last year’s La Niña, which continued into this summer, ran true to form.
Coastal Napier sea-life mystery ‘indicates marine ecosystem is struggling’
By the time the council arrived, most of what had washed ashore had been removed.
Moonlight Hustler finally shines for her HB connections
A roundup of the week's racing
Hungry to be happy: Fighting back against the bully anorexia
Harry Averill's book 'Hungry to be Happy' is incredible.
Canny view: Glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel
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The drive to survive: Inside the mind of badminton’s only tetraplegic
'Everyone calls me inspiring and that frustrates me.'
Don’t miss the magic of world-class opera
Festival Opera’s production of Mozart's The Magic Flute will premiere at the festival.
Napier bike shop Cranked Cycles collapses owing $237k
Unsecured creditors include staff members of the long-running bike business.
Sound of Waitangi echoes in the Bay
OPINION: If Hawke’s Bay’s Waitangi was named for the crying wind, what sounds do we hear?
Event attracted a record 550 anglers, with more than 150 boats,
A record of 550 anglers have entered the competition.
New Police Minister pushing for faster removal of cigarettes from dairies
The number of retailers that can sell tobacco in New Zealand will be reduced to 600.
Health warning as big bounty of dead sea creatures washes ashore at Ahuriri
Hawke’s Bay Today reporters at the scene saw people leaving with bagloads of the bounty.
Waiapu Cathedral to commemorate 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake
A noon service to commemorate the earthquake will be held at the Waiapu Cathedral
$400,000 investment in water safety programme will save lives
A year-long water safety and learn to swim pilot programme offered to HB primary kids
Blood donors wanted at East Pier
Blood donors are being called for at East Pier next week
Redesign considered for ram-raid-ridden end of Napier's main street
Napier City Council is considering a redesign of the western end of Emerson Street.
“You can’t help but smile.” The sunflower field helping a family raise money for a good cause
Organic farmers want to put smiles on faces and give money to save lives
Trust House rent increases on hold
Community feedback on rent increases prompts rethink.
Helicopters and hammers: Wāhine to transform loved hut into riverside treasure
The four-bunk hut has been vandalised and shot at - now it's finally getting some love.
Road care and courtesy needed at harvest time
Over-sized agricultural vehicles may need to use public roads, driver courtesy requested.
'It's not going to take much': Thunderstorm watches issued for Auckland, Coromandel - high risk of more slips
Heavy showers are approaching the northern regions this afternoon.
Wairoa mayor calls for calm following house fires, shooting
The township in northern Hawke's Bay has been shaken by a spate of incidents.
‘We’re not pushing the envelope': Port fends off critics over use of its $175m wharf
"We’re still learning and adapting to its capabilities," port says of new wharf.