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Napier homicide house scorched by second suspicious fire
The Marewa address is where police found Arohaina Henare unresponsive.
Brodie Bennett makes his mark in squash
Tararua Squash Club member Brodie Bennett, from Pahiatua, has had a successful season.
Autogyros make a mini visit to Dannevirke
Members of the NZ Autogyro Association paid a visit to Dannevirke Aerodrome.
Gallant bid for world shearing bid falls short
Amy Silcock attempts to break the World Women’s Solo Strongwool Ewes shearing record.
From receptionist to reporter: Hawke’s Bay Today stalwart Linda Hall celebrated
OPINION: Linda Hall knows the pages of Hawke's Bay Today better than anyone.
In the basket - a major signing for the Hawks
Jordan Ngatai has won four NZ NBL titles, and has been a Tall Black for eight years.
Downpours sink Woodville MX Grand Prix
Annual event is cancelled by the weather for the first time in its history.
Storm 'expected to reverse direction'; Fresh heavy rain watches isssued
Heavy rain warnings for Auckland, Coromandel, Northland and Bay of Plenty.
Colourful start to school’s new year
Bright and bold designs on playgrounds at school are already proving popular.
Napier sea wall to be built after 24-year wait
The sea wall could be built this year, with ratepayers set to pay most of the $4m cost.
Popular winery signpost damaged during spate of vandalism
Eight signs on Te Mata and Waimārama Rds on were damaged on Saturday night.
A close call in Wairoa shearing final
Two World champions were locked together on the same points
All Black legend loves a good field
Whitelock is the perfect brand ambassador for Corteva.
'He didn't hear it': Elderly man rescued from his Coromandel home after slip
The 95-year-old was sleeping and had his hearing aids out at the time of the slip.
Eden Park oval flooded; slip onto home injures three, person critical
Heavy rain warnings for Auckland, Coromandel, Northland and Bay of Plenty.
Fog cannon subsidy starts just as new police minister takes over
Retail anti-crime strategy gets going, but Labour stuck in "la-la land", Mitchell says.
Man charged with murder of Napier man Colin Blithe
Name suppression continues for murder accused until case reaches High Court.
Plenty to do over the long weekend in Tararua District
There's plenty to do this weekend in the Tararua District.
‘Never seen as much’: Branches, debris cover beaches near Napier
The regional council says there is no evidence that it is the result of forestry slash.
Napier Pipe Band to perform Art Deco concert
The Napier Pipe Band will be performing their Art Deco Concert on Saturday, February 18.
Wyn Drabble: I wished maths would solve its own problems
I hope young people enjoy a school year that is less truncated than the previous few.
Live: 'It's a bit scary': Rainmaker chaos - Auckland motorways, homes flooded; Huge slips close Tamaki Dr, roads
Heavy rain warnings for Auckland, Coromandel, Northland and Bay of Plenty
Burglaries, car theft and wilful damage numbers are up in CHB
Police in Central Hawke's Bay have been dealing with an increase in crime and family harm.
Live: 'It's a bit scary': Rainmaker hits - state highways closed north of Auckland, resident tells of water at doorway
Auckland has experienced record rainfall and more is on the way.
Hope flooded Hawke's Bay rivers will subside soon
Rivers have spilt over their banks across Hawke's Bay in the wake of wild weather.
Kiwi egg uplifting project reaches near-record numbers
A near-record number of kiwi eggs have been uplifted.
Hawke’s Bay Waitangi Day commemoration near site of original signing
A commemoration will be held on on the banks of Te Awa o Mokotūāraro.
Alex Walker: Making Central Hawke's Bay's voice heard over the roar of reforms
CHB Mayor Alex Walker shares the inner workings of the council in this monthly column.
The course where graduates get '10 offers each', but enrolments are at record lows
"We get so many phone calls and emails saying, 'Have you got any spare students?'"