Hawke's Bay struggle in Hawke Cup defence
The first time Hawke's Bay's batted first in five matches in the current Hawke Cup era
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Beam me up: E-scooters to hit the streets of Napier
They came to New Zealand four years ago - now they're arriving in the Bay.
Cut above: Hastings apprentice butcher named best in NZ
Rhys Tamanui has been recognised with a top national accolade
The voice in the fading light: Paralysed surfcaster's remarkable tale of survival
Duncan Torwick lay face down on the beach for 90 minutes as waves crashed over him.
Hastings working to embrace town's diverse community
Hastings has joined 26 councils as part of Immigration NZ Welcoming Communities programme.
'The risk of wildfire is real': Firefighters urge fireworks caution
Minor incidents are already stacking up, and firefighters don't want a bigger one.
Armed police seek person in Clive
Police called to Clive after alleged threats about midday
Cafe conversion: Former All Black dives into the hospitality world
From lineouts to coffee lines - the Evans boys are hard at work on a family venture.
A step back and a move in another direction
I will examine the phenomenon of over-representation of first nations people in prison
Two weeks of no shade for Flaxmere Park junior play area
Flaxmere Park junior play area will have no shade sail for the next two weeks
UK band planting the seed for garden project
UK pianist Ben Waters is playing another Lifting the Blues concert to help start a project
Poignant art work produced in response to war
Hawke's Bay Museums Trust holds this work by Luns, and another titled Peace.
Scoop of history as Rush Munro's opens new shop
The first scoop of ice cream has been served at the new home of the iconic store.
What happens to my KiwiSaver when ...?
KiwiSaver is a great tool, but you need to use it properly
Bay boys gear up for world shearing challenge
It's a three-stand merinos record, last set almost 20 years ago - in South Africa.
New HDC councillors officially sworn in at Waipatu Marae
Hastings Council welcomes six new councillors for the first time in more than a decade.
Kim Thorp of Black Barn awarded Hawke's Bay food and wine 'Legend' status
Kim Thorp upended tourism in the region with the creation of the Black Barn brand.
Yacht sinks 5m to bottom of Meeanee Quay
The vessel was retrieved from the water by divers.
Back in the swing: Restriction-free Art Deco Festival wants a world record of dancing
The festival is back baby and in a truly big way, too.
Hastings Hospital doctor spends her time off travelling the world with NZDF
Reserve force doctor from Hawke's Bay clocks up air miles and experience while on the job.
Review: Grandpa's Storybook Collection by Joy Watson and Wendy Hodder
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Grandpa's Storybook Collection, by Joy Watson.
Report of armed burglary at Napier house prompts Armed Offenders Squad response
The Armed Offenders Squad responded to a report of armed burglars in Napier on Thursday.
'40km/h on a good day with a tail wind': What it's like to drive a car from 1903
"I tend to be a driver rather than a polisher. So, they get a bit worn around the edges."
Why so many Magpies, and their coach, are winging it to the US
Magpies coach Josh Syms accepts offseason job in Major League Rugby
CanTeen crew organising Splash Planet event to bring young members together
The CanTeen team visits regions to meet with rangatahi and whānau and run peer events.
Will you poop during labour?
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about pooping during labour.
Council at odds with iwi over accommodation plan
Revolutionary space doesn't fit with the council.
Formula One: Record-breaker Verstappen seeks respect
Verstappen has won 14 of 20 races.
Street party to take over CBD for F.A.W.C! Taste Hastings event
Heretaunga St East will transform into a street party for F.A.W.C! Taste Hastings.
Sandra Hazlehurst: New beginnings for icecream business
The tables from the booths will be used at the new site.
Tricky tiki takes national prize
WCC student Ella Villarmea has won a national prize with her photograph Book Tiki.