Fifty new public homes for Hawke’s Bay
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Hastings Gallery raises thousands for Wairoa cyclone recovery
Over four days, a group of artists raised more than thirteen thousand dollars for Wairoa.
When 'pests' become pets: Woman's love affair with myna birds
Feathered mates fed mincemeat, fruit, insects and even baby formula.
Meeanee Speedway crowns three new champs
The speedway is almost back to normal after three cancellations since the cyclone.
Plantain project working well in Tararua District
Plantain can help reduce nitrogen leaching on farms.
Kindies helping kids deal with cyclone stress
Children sharing flood experiences in playcentres.
Doug Bracewell returns to McLean Park for one-day final, fresh from Black Caps call-up
First ball is 11am on Tuesday in Napier.
Progress made on 'long overdue' sport facility
A multisport facility could help with the issue of attracting families to Dannevirle.
Eskdale Primary School students enjoy water again after the flood
EIT Institute of Sport offers swimming lessons and water safety to Eskdale schoolkids.
EVs kept pharmacy running for days after Cyclone Gabrielle
Gees Pharmacy was kept going during the power outage after the flood via an EV car.
Karamu High Student go all out in purple for a good cause
Karamu High students run their own Relay for Life after the annual event was cancelled.
Double trouble Myna fostering
Jody Stephenson of Hastings is used to small feathered animals. She grew up with aviary birds, chickens, ducks and a pet starling so it was easy to foster two Myna birds. Video/Warren Buckland
Maraekakaho crash victim dies in hospital
Police have confirmed a man in his 70s died after a crash in Hastings on Friday.
Cyclone rescue mission far from over
Deep concerns for whānau affected by the cyclone.
Aunty’s Garden: We may have to pinch our pennies but we will survive
Delicious muffin recipe for Aunty's Garden.
Programme helping Māori develop pathways towards positive change
The progamme is about uniting the threads of whānau.
Healthcare and aroha being choppered to rural communities
Seeing the need through a cultural lens critical to mission’s success.
Fun and laughter resound at Kaumātua Ball
Kaumātua are true testaments to what resilience in our community looks like.
10 Questions with US-Kiwi singer Jennifer K Austin
Singer has new EP and national tour on the cards.
Redclyffe: Will it stay or will it go?
The Redclyffe station was one of 12 that had been earmarked for resilience work.
Aurora, rocket, stunning stars: Hawke’s Bay night skies offer a rare triple treat
Local photographers prepared to brave the autumn chill rewarded with some stunning photos.
Highway to help: Charity motorcycle ride raises funds for cyclone relief
Riders paid $10 each to take part, plus donations.
Cyclone can’t stop much-needed Wairoa housing development
The earthworks for housing two years in the making will begin in Cyclone-struck Wairoa.
Man in critical condition after Hastings motorbike crash
Two are in critical condition after separate crashes near Hastings on Friday and Saturday.
'We knew we were in strife': Community mucks in to help flooded farm
Three-quarters of Naomi and Blair Castles' farm was underwater after the cyclone.
Opinion: Buckle up your rainbow-coloured belt
Counter-protesters, the taste of blood-red tomato juice still fresh, turned to Vision NZ.
Hawke’s Bay club rugby: Tech click on opening day
Napier Tech Old Boys lost just one match last year. They started with 10 tries.
$10,000 raised as Mission Restaurant plates up for cyclone relief
Chefs cooking up a post-flood storm.
Could Ranger be your new furry friend?
This German shorthaired pointer could be the perfect addition to your family.
He’s a legend of NZ television. Peter Williams’ sudden and surprising media career change
ANALYSIS: One of NZ's top broadcasters now aligned with anti-establishment organisation.
Rugby stars visit schools in flood-hit region
Two rugby stars visit school communities hit by Cyclone Gabrielle.
‘Dangerously fatigued’: Chef worked two jobs for 22 days in a row before fatal head-on crash
The driver's car crossed the centre line, head-on into a logging truck.
Crime concerns in Eskdale
A queue of MPs and Council representatives is heading for a Sunday meeting at Eskdale