Hawke’s Bay’s new regional museum nears $22M funding goal
A building consent application has been lodged for the ambitious project.
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Experience world-class wines at Cellar 495
Doing their very best to make this the best little place in town
'Invisible' history framed in pictures and words
Exhibition shines a light on a powerful mark of colonialism.
The sunshine is more than welcome at Tamatea Intermediate
The sun will provide a large percentage of the school’s energy during summer.
Youths smash their way into Waipukurau dairy, steal cigarettes and till
Youths broke into a dairy and stole a till and cigarettes overnight on Thursday.
Bill to free up Tōmoana showgrounds sale passes first reading
Meka Whaitiri said she and Tukituki MP Anna Lorck had “shepherded” the bill through.
New sponsors add to cheer at Pōrangahau Golf Club Christmas event
No one aced the hole-in-one prize but the hospitality, weather and views made up for it.
‘Remain vigilant’: Covid cases climb to four-month high in Hawke’s Bay
Covid's creeping up again in Hawke's Bay, with more than 1000 active cases in the region.
Get in quick for tickets to walk new highway
Those interested in seeing the progress on the new highway will get a chance to walk it.
Public hears about Dannevirke’s Water Supply.
Tararua District Council is taking a very careful approach to Dannevirke’s water supply.
Ocean Alley set to take stage in Hawke's Bay next month
Australian band Ocean Alley is set to perform in Hawke's Bay for the first time next year.
Sixty years of forestry: The Hawke’s Bay veteran logging off at the top of the tree
For six decades he's been in the bush. His highest accolade has finally arrived.
Dannevirke Time Capsule a snapshot of 1997 in Tararua.
Dannevirke’s Time Capsule was buried on October 16 1997 and raised on Saturday December 3.
After-hours mayhem sparks Napier car park lockdown
Napier's Tiffen Park parking building to close at nights.
Janine Gard: The perks of pregnancy
Your body is converted into a space for your baby to develop and grow.
Two pools and a dinghy crucial for innovative Wairoa bridge repair
How do you repair a bridge with a dinghy and two swimming pools?
Police and whānau concerned for Flaxmere teen missing since early November
15-year-old Hayley has been missing from her home in Flaxmere since early November.
Motorsport: A look back at a season dominated by Verstappen
Don Kennedy on Formula One.
Drunk teens injure four people and smash property in random attack at house
Police say victims didn't know teens who attacked their home in the shadow of Crate Day.
Centennial celebrations for the Anzac Bridge
The ANZAC Memorial Bridge at Kaiparoro has turned 100 years old.
Primo start to twilight races in Hastings
10 races for the annual end-of-year big day out
Clive River: It’s more than just a name change
Hopes are high that the name debate will also bring about awareness of the river's status.
'Why would you throw it in the bin?' Dam extension withdrawal not the end of dream
Consents expire in 2025, but advocate says that's not much runway.
‘Don’t quite understand where it will go’: Reaction to Napier cycleway project
The funding has been secured, but question marks remain over the plans.
It's the start of the Hawke's Bay sheep dog trials season
It's the start of the Hawke's Bay sheep dog trials season.
Missing dog Maggie found and safely returned to Hastings home
Maggie has returned home safe after going missing three weeks ago.
Bubbles of discontent: The forty-year feud over fluoride in Dannevirke
Despite years of scientific research, many in Dannevirke still say no to fluoride.
Rockit helps Hastings Giants boxing club punch higher
Hawke's Bay apple company Rockit partners up with local boxing academy, Hastings Giants.
First direct container ship lane from Napier Port to China to open
Napier Port is welcoming a new long-haul service.
Burnout in front of police backfires after car hits kerb
A Dannevirke man probably has burnout regret after he crashed fleeing the scene.
Abuse in care inquiry: Compo delay anguish for survivors
Lake Alice victim says officials stonewalling survivors.