Motorist dies two days after crash on State Highway 2 near Tangoio
Tragedy after serious crash near Tangoio.
Tragedy after serious crash near Tangoio.
The tree was once regarded as the largest of its kind in the world.
Search and Rescue, divers, lifeguards and two helicopters are involved in the search.
IronMaori Toa headlines the start of Hawke's Bay's festive season,
Suspicious activity was reported by residents at Central Hawke's Bay's Mangakuri Beach.
Hastings community celebrates Punjabi language week for the first time.
The orchard-themed Lawrie Cooke Reserve and playground are finally open to the public.
A house fire took place at the same property where the homicide of Arohaina Henare was.
Police frustration: 'We do raids and know they're stolen, but we have to give them back.'
Detective's daily charity runs raise over $3000.
A driver who stopped for a toilet break came out to find a vehicle parked next to his car.
Members of the Tararua White Ribbon Group met.
It’s the holiday season at the Regent Pahiatua, they are bringing you great movies.
Opinion: Interest by developers in Hastings is 'unprecedented', Damon Harvey says.
The 12-week period following the birth of a baby is sometimes dubbed the fourth trimester.
There's a group that call themselves the mob in Waipukurau, but they're peaceful.
But the council's CEO says consultant spend is not significant compared to other councils.
Kia had been missing before firefighters rescued her from a 40m drop.
Bulldog Nelson went to a Takapau address for a one-night stay and hasn't been seen since.
Eru Heke was named as the recipient of the Elvidge & Partners Mauria te Pono Scholarship.
A new operator will take over the running of Ocean Spa.
The avid genealogist enjoys discovering the juicy bits that make people real.
More than 100 people showed up for the big Hastings “free the manu” bombing competition.
The man attempted to leave without paying for his cans of beer - then things bubbled over.
Sharon Sivewright's sparkly lanyard, Crocs and cheery demeanour will be familiar to many.
A basketball court opened in Tamatea, while a playground opened in Frimley
Waipukurau Hospital's 1949 Humber Super Snipe ambulance is home after more than 50 years.
Opinion: In yet another rollercoaster year, it’s hard to believe how far we've come.