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New Te Mata Four Square aims to be 'hub of the town' after fire
Te Mata Four Square has a new charcoal look, but you would never know there was a fire.
Tararua District Council shows slight unfavourable variance in first quarter
Weather events and water were pointed to as reasons for the unfavourable variance.
How a police chase on a Hawke’s Bay school rugby field unfolded
Two police officers in a patrol car chased a car with spiked tyres around a rugby field.
Napier French football supporters celebrate win
Arnaud Malek's Napier home became the base for passionate French football supporters as they watched France take on Morocco in the semi final of the World Cup held in Qatar. Video / Warren Buckland
Messi eaters: Hawke’s Bay’s French football fans back their team, and their culinary prowess
The football's in the balance, but Arnaud Malek says they'll win any food battle.
Petrol: $2 a litre ‘as good as it’s going to get’
Some in NZ have gone under the $2 mark for 91 octane for first time in at least two years.
Ngāti Kahungunu Express heads from Dannevirke to Parliament
Final reading of Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki Nui-a-Rua Claims Settlement.
Don’t steal from hard-working people, warns shop owner
“Some people just don’t understand what side their bread is buttered on."
$24m Frimley water facility opens
Frimley water treatment and storage facility finally complete and opened to the community.
Nine days with rain before Christmas for humid Hawke’s Bay
Prepare to sweat as the humidity sets in before Christmas.
Hawke’s Bay Lotto player wins almost $48K in Second Division and Powerball prize
A lucky Hawke's Bay player won $47,927 with Second Division Lotto and Powerball wins.
Special Olympics gold again for Felicity
Lowes has Down syndrome, and the effort she puts into being at the top is immense.
Christmas Lights spectacle not to be missed
The festive displays on homes and businesses are an absolute delight to witness.
White Ferns’ clash with Bangladesh abandoned
The second ODI between the White Ferns and Bangladesh has been rained out in Napier.
Rāhui banning blackfoot pāua take from Pōrangahau reef in place
Concerns have been raised about depleted stock of kaimoana for the community.
Company ordered to pay more than $500,000 for worker’s death in Wairoa forest
Training and supervision was 'inadequate' in lead-up to death of much-loved father.
What are Napier’s e-scooters like? A technically challenging ride
E-scooters arrived in Napier on Monday. Reporter Doug Laing tried to work them.
Historic but tiring day for Ngāti Kahungunu
Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki nui-a-Rua are tired but victorious.
Beam me up as I give new e-scooters a go
Hawke's Bay Today reporter Doug Laing tries out the Beam scooters in Napier for the first time. Video / Paul Taylor
Dannevirke's Christmas Lights a spectacle not to be missed
Dannevirke residents and business vie to have the best Christmas lights display.
The school that's set to indigenise play, to help kids learn
'It is timely that we examine and understand play through the lens of te ao Māori.'
Hawke's Bay Regional Council boss James Palmer resigns
Movement in councils as HBRC boss James Palmer resigns, while NCC loses fourth executive.
‘Mayor of Ahuriri’: Napier’s best-known cat Sooty gets his own book
Sooty has a loyal fan club, a social media following, and now his own book.
Wyn Drabble: At the Vanguard of style
The name of a specific model of car brought back quite a few memories.
Win tickets to see Nelly, Ne-Yo, and Ja Rule
Juicy Fest is set to bring a star-studded lineup of hip-hop and R&B artists to Napier.
Woman charged with helping fleeing driver who rammed police car in Napier
Man who fled into another vehicle after the ramming flipped his car has yet to be found.
Linda Hall: Remembering the good times
Linda Hall reflects on the ups and downs of 2021.
Air NZ boss says airline losing bags at twice the rate they were pre-Covid
Greg Foran visited his childhood home of Hastings, and sat down for a chat.
'Meat the Need': Call goes out to Central Hawke’s Bay farmers
Farmers can pledge to donate livestock and dairy farmers can sign up to donate milk.
Why did a chartered train travel from Dannevirke to Wellington?
Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki nui-a-Rua Claims Settlement Bill to get third reading.
Fatal crash along Taihape-Napier Rd
Emergency services rushed to the crash site in the rural area of Ngamahanga.
Hundreds turn out to farewell school principal
Peterhead principal set to retire after 18 years at the Flaxmere school.