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Empowering whānau to be safe from family harm and violence
The Te Kura team is preparing for their busiest time of the year.
Opinion | Karakia controversy: If you don’t understand tikanga, you can’t be a politician
OPINION: A newly-elected mayor landed with a thump that echoed through the country.
Hawke’s Bay’s most expensive house sales of 2022 - and the cheapest
One mansion sold for $8.8 million, while a doer-upper in Flaxmere went for far, far less.
Opening of Manahau meeting house at Wharerangi Marae a moving occasion
Tautoru and Matariki shone brightly upon the proceedings.
Thousands turn out for Christmas at the Park and Christmas Parade
Napier festivities 'fantastic’ as Sir Dave Dobbyn rocks Christmas at the Park.
Like the crash of a 747: Impact of Koro Mullins' death
An injection of air into an artery during stent surgery killed a shearing icon.
Fire destroys large shed in rural Hawke’s Bay
The blaze had seven fire trucks racing to help.
Napier residents fight council for Taradale crossing
Council says pedestrian crossings "have risks associated with them".
Celebrating 120 years of Peter Rabbit
Tararua District libraries are holding a party for Peter Rabbit.
Body found in Wairoa River believed to be missing fisherman
The man had been missing since Wednesday when the dinghy he was in capsized.
'Good progress': Police ‘confident’ of finding those who murdered teen
Three months have now passed since 18yo Ariki Rigby's body was set alight in a car.
Two strikes down for Royston Hospital nurses negotiating pay
The ongoing Evolution Healthcare nurses’ strike action returned to Royston on Thursday.
Car convention with a cause
Car convention celebrating 90 years of iconic hot rod and support hospice care.
Calling on our generous community at Christmas time
Christmas Cheer Appeal needs your help
Trials for Hastings Bomb Squad begin ahead of east coast competition
Peleti Oli is on the hunt for the best dive bombers to represent the region.
Hastings SPCA pleads with people to ask for help instead of dumping animals
A litter of kittens was found dumped on the side of Pakipaki Road.
HB councils plan to hike rates for years to come - can we afford it?
Should councils be doing more to reduce future rate rises?
Waimarama: No pāua to the people for two more years
Other communities are considering their own pāua gathering bans
More than 500 Hawke’s Bay secondary teachers meet to discuss union negotiations
Hawke's Bay teachers met on Friday afternoon to discuss a government pay offer
Operation Cover Up knits for orphans
Napier knitters asked to contribute knitwear to send to orphans struggling in Europe
Review: A Dickens of a Christmas
Aubyn Live Theatre has made the right decision with this dual festive production.
Young trio reap international dancing success
Three Napier girls from Heather Brunsdon School of Dance have been awarded dance medals.
Napier memorial to former mayor shining bright again after transformation
Swan served 27 continuous years as a councillor, mayor and on city boards.
ToiToi will host black tie event for Demetia HB
Dementia HB has a shortfall in funds to fun the organisation so is holding a charity ball
Taonga are portals to an oral history
About 6500 taonga Māori are in MTG’s collection.
Santa sets up base at Toitoi
HDC gets in the Christmas spirit with Santa coming to Toitoi and Albert Square.
House burns down near Mohaka township
A house fire near Mohaka township has been deemed not suspicious.
When storing wine, remember where you put it
Tips and wine insights from a top winemaker's point of view.
40 hours in the water: Search for boatie thrown into river continues
Hunt for missing person continues after dinghy flipped on the Wairoa River.
Dominant leaders challenged
Just because we are seeing more youth crime on TV doesn't mean more youth are offending