No let-up in police blitz on driving: 1000-plus vehicles taken off Hawke’s Bay roads
The tortoise and the hares: Police say they're slowly and steadily making roads safer.
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Connecting with Christ at Christmas
OPINION: The story of the birth of Jesus started long before he was even born.
Airports’ busiest day today: What you need to know
More than 55,000 people are flying with Air NZ today - and long queues are possible.
Leading the way for a wool industry revival
They want wool in the minds of climate-savvy buyers, and in the homes the Government owns.
Tech savvy Hawke’s Bay students fundraising for US trip
Four tech-savvy students from Havelock North Intermediate selected to represent NZ.
Napier Hospital nurses' home Hinepare may be demolished in 2023
Hinepare Hospital was abandoned as an earthquake risk in 2012.
Lane closed on SH5 for safety reasons
Road authorities issued an advisory on Thursday
Nick Stewart: Busting the myth of the three-generation curse
One to make the wealth, one to maintain it, and one to spend it. Really?
New era for the longest place name and its Hawke’s Bay site
Landowners are putting a sign on the property and want the council's sign gone.
‘We’re begging you’: Grieving Hawke’s Bay families make cold-case Xmas plea
Police claim gang affiliations of those with information preventing them coming forward.
Tug of love: Mother of Hawke's Bay girl Moana fails in bid to take custody case to Supreme Court
Highest Court turns down attempt to leap-frog Court of Appeal with new evidence.
'Very upset': Flooding ruins iconic strawberry producers' crop before Christmas
A Hawke’s Bay fruit icon has no option but to close on its busiest day of the year.
MP's Christmas message for CHB
MP Kieran McAnulty's Christmas message for CHB Mail readers.
Summer water-use limits at Waimarama
As holiday crowds swell at coastal community, so does water demand.
A man named Bruce and a dog named Sue
Bob Bruce and his dog just keep winning sheep dog trial championships.
'Child’s voice' should have been heard by OT before his brutal beating
OT conducted two home visits and drew up a safety plan before 63 injuries were inflicted.
Napier: $1.4M cost to unblock and upgrade sludge-filled pipeline
It has been blocked for years, but is almost ready to be used again.
Hastings District Council installs 2000 smart water meters
Hastings District Council is installing 2000 smart water meters to better understand use.
Lights, camera, action: $40m studio gets consent to bring Hollywood to Hawke's Bay
Negotiations for big productions can now begin in earnest, but there are no guarantees.
Wyn Drabble: Christmas chocolate tactics at play
How not to choose the best chocolate
Eleven out of 10 for pain ratio - 746 for a world record
The record is one twice previously held by Hawke's Bay shearers.
Cherry buyers told to get in quick after harvest hit by rain
Strike while the cherries are red.
Thunderstorm alert: Flash floods as violent weather pounds North Island
The alert stretches from Hamilton to Wellington.
Harvest Hawke’s Bay festival offers slice of rural paradise for foodies
Food and wine lovers will need to put a new festival on their summer schedules.
Ratepayers count the cost of McLean Park cricket pitch crane
Council has spent $276,000 on crane maintenance, more than it initially paid for it.
Mayor and MP have ‘strong concern’ about remand centre in Hastings
Its supporters say it will be transformational, but some are fighting for houses instead.
Dry Hawke’s Bay Christmas still possible after thunderstorm
A thunderstorm on Tuesday and Wednesday is set to be the worst Christmas week weather.
Dairy farm to be 'retired' to build one of New Zealand's biggest solar farms
Lambs will graze under 152 hectares of solar panels to reduce the fire risk.
Making a noise to make a difference
Manioro is a two-day event for takatāpui and LGBTQIA+ Rainbow people in Ngāti Kahungunu
Hastings house a family first after 20 in a four-bedroom home
New home the best present ever.