Meth dealer tells judge gang association 'over', gets home detention
Addicted dealer had meth in his pocket and cannabis in his house.
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The team won a shoot-off to be named 2022 national clay target champions.
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Teen takes Gut Buster win
It was a cracker night as 177 pairs of sport shoes took their multiple steps in Napier.
Twenty-eight workers face job losses in Simply Squeezed closure
The juice company will close after more than 30 years in Hawke's Bay.
'You're not alone': Pro mountain biker Brook Macdonald on overcoming struggle
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Hawke's Bay: Big turnout for disaster drills
More than 25,000 people in Hawke's Bay practiced earthquake and tsunami drills.
Well-deserved treble for hard-working Waipukurau trainer
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Man still in hospital after construction site shooting, investigation continues
The man remains in Hawke's Bay Hospital after being 'shot in the leg'.
Snack-sized apple company crunches rivals to win top business award
Rockit's adaptation during some of the toughest times the world's seen praised by judges.
Raise your glass - Sacred Hill is back
Out of the corner of my eye I spied an orange label. Could it really be Sacred Hill?
Hastings teen wins at Under 21 Canoe Polo World Championships in France
EIT Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) student enjoying juggling study and sports career.
Man injured, reports of gunshots, armed police swarm Taradale
Investigations centre around a parked black car, with its front door partially open.
Napier juice company Simply Squeezed to close down after 30 years
Juice company shuts up shop at Bay View.
Hawke's Bay rainfall 40 per cent up on average
Rainfall recorded this year at Mt Manuoha, Te Urewera, has totalled 3.3 metres.
CHB primary health nurses part of pay parity protest
Central Hawke's Bay nurses decided to take their message to the public.
Declining attendance signals last rites for historic Hawke's Bay church
Declining attendance rates mean it's the end of the road for one historic Napier parish.
Big Apple Project comes to an end in the fruitbowl of New Zealand with an eventful auction
Private and public buyers spend up large as Hastings Big Apple ends
Magpies on tour in the Northern Hemisphere
Two players from the Magpies' front row have been added to the All Blacks XV tour squad.
Hastings fitness coach to shoot hoops for 24 hours straight - for a good cause
'Rush' has come up with a unique idea to raise awareness for mental health.
WCC student connects with inspiring former pupil
Former WCC student Jesse Davy has taken on Year 11 student Rylie for café work experience.
Halloween will be frightfully good fun in Dannevirke
If you're heading to Halloween events you're in for a scary good time.
The Hits hosts stage 12-hour live fundraiser for Hawke's Bay rescue chopper
Rescue chopper to benefit from live hosts 12-hour show
Need help with day-to-day budgeting?
CAB volunteer Sally talks about the rising cost of living and how CAB can help.
Janine Gard: What do labour contractions feel like?
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about what labour contractions feel like.
Friendly fire festival a fitting tribute
Thirty fire sculptures at Waiohiki Creative Arts Village's Earth, Food and Fire festival.
Napier reps are on the right track
Napier Repertory Players are set to perform the NZ-written play On The Right Track.