Hot scores at Bush Classic
The Pahīatua golf course was host to the final round of this year’s 36-hole Bush Classic.
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Napier CAB volunteer Sally writes about separation.
Cyclone Hale brought back wet and windy memories for Central Hawke's Bay
Central Hawke's Bay is in recovery after yet another battering from heavy rain.
Company fined $13,000 for stinky discharge after spending $1 million trying to fix problem
Hawke's Bay Protein spent more than $1 million trying to stop foul smells
Salvation Army punch-up: Man stays in jail for second-hand store bashing
Elliot had already spent four months in custody at the time of the sentencing.
Man jailed for robbing seniors while on electronic bail
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Tūtira Camp access closed by overflowed lake
Six months have more than filled Lake Tūtira .
Swimming warning issued after rain and runoff
Poor water quality leads to swimming warning for Akitio Beach.
Man's sentencing follows Salvation Army punch-up
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Health and Wellbeing workshops returning to Tararua
The workshops aim to help people find balance in their lives.
Linda Hall: Nothing beats a family gathering
I was looking forward to attending a special birthday on Sunday afternoon.
Napier Port to move tug boats, cranes to electric or ‘alternative fuel’ use
Port's goal to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
A buried body, hazy memories and a summer party make for a guaranteed page turner
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Summer Party by Rebecca Heath
US act Sneaky Bones returns to Hastings
Matthew Bean was working harder than ever, even though he was on a break from touring.
Local artists brighten up the Dermatology Hawke’s Bay clinic
Dermatology Hawke’s Bay says art on the walls is great for patients and local artists.
Black Sticks men lose to Netherlands at World Cup
New Zealand now have a victory and a defeat in two games.
More 'eyes and ears' needed to jump aboard Waipukurau's Community Patrol
The group regularly patrols the streets of Waipukurau and Waipawa
Hawke’s Bay humanitarian aid worker’s first summer home in four years
Lucy Butler returned home for Christmas for the first time in four years.
West Coast road trip almost made me quit my job
The west coast road trip was the perfect way to end the year.
'A good mate with a good heart': Man at centre of homicide inquiry named
Man found in Napier CBD flat was Colin Blithe, aged 68.
Don't miss your last chance to party with hip-hop artist ORiAN
ORiAN says that in 2023, his dreams are his plans.
Hawke’s Bay gets chance to win back cricket’s Hawke Cup
The Hawke Cup, which departed Hawke's Bay in November, could be back next month
Maramataka ‘the key to wellbeing’
Deanne Kireka's greatest wish in life is for everyone to reclaim their health
Andrew Lesperance takes charge at Cranford Hospice
New CEO starts at Cranford Hospice.
Q&A with ‘The Bay and Beyond’ author Kathy Maclean
Havelock North's Kathy Maclean is back home and sharing her stories from her childhood
Summer Covid wave keeps retreating, latest case numbers released
The Ministry of Health has released new Covid infection numbers
'Year of changes' celebrated at Hawke's Bay's historic Smedley Station
Smedley Station cadets performed Smedley’s haka “Toa Ahuwhenua” at the graduation ceremony
Resurfacing work to begin on High St, Dannevirke
A section of State Highway 2, High Street will be closed at night for resurfacing.
Q&A with author and historian Michael Fowler
Historian Michael Fowler has written his 15th book, 'Stories of Historic Hawke’s Bay'.