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'A lot has changed': Two centuries since Battle of Pakake shaped Hawke's Bay
Saturday’s gathering included descendants of those killed, including significant chiefs.
Award winning Hawke's Bay man praised by governor-general
Young Hawke's Bay man with Down syndrome recognised by governor-general.
Become a tour guide when you retire
Being a tour guide is a terrific outlet to interact with people.
Why visiting the podiatrist is so important for the elderly
Foot and ankle care is essential, even in your golden years.
Free service launched in Wairoa to help families cut power bills
EnergyMate coaches visit homes, offering tips for drier, healthier, energy-efficient homes
'It's really rewarding'. Courtney Matthews on being a vet in a tight-knit community
Courtney Matthews is one of 35 vet graduates in the Voluntary Bonding Scheme.
Pahīatua Bowling club turns 125
Past and present members went along to celebrate the day.
Robyn Hargreaves on the challenges of grandparents raising grandchildren
Robyn Hargreaves took on the job as group co-ordinator for Tararua district last year.
Ahuriri Pharmacist has ways to lower your end of year stress levels
The pharmacy shares advice on how to manage stress in the lead-up to the holidays.
The secret to surviving 70 years of marriage, and what not to do
'Be nice to each other, be patient, and find some nice presents.'
'Amazing women' hard to pick from in awarding scholarships
This year all the candidates interviewed met the scholarship criteria.
Police seize Hastings homes, cars and $68k in Louis Vuitton handbag linked to meth ring
Police say encrypted messages found indicated the distribution of meth worth $1.54m.
Temperatures forecast to exceed 30C across NZ this week
According to MetService, Gisborne is set to reach a scorching 32C on Wednesday.
Dannevirke library volunteer's passion for helping family stories come to light
Allie Lundon spends a lot of time researching family history.
How does your school rate? Latest NCEA, University Entrance results at every college ranked
Where does your school rank? Which ones stand out, and why?
A Court of Thorns and Roses - reviewed by Kiana McParland
'Feyre finds herself falling in love with Tamlin and his court.'
'We're rural NZ... we want to be out on our farms': Farmer hits out at council 'over-regulation'
The bylaw is convoluted and adding to financial burdens for struggling farmers.
Classics day at Tui brings in the veterans
Francis Pointon has been collecting classic cars for years.
Raewyn Newman's elation over win
The Pahīatua golfer was named top in the Women's Home Links NZ.
Completion of major bridges means highway is now fully connected
Building Parahaki Bridge was never going to be easy.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu skills take Hawke’s Bay talent to Las Vegas world champs
'It’s not just a competition, it’s a trip to the fight capital.'
'Death spiral' warning for public transport in Hawke’s Bay as NZTA issues new targets
'The problem with dramatically increasing fares is that fewer people will take the bus.'
Breaking barriers: No Limits Paratriathlon celebrates inclusion
The No Limits Paratriathlon attracted 67 young competitors.
Kindergarten celebrates 75 years
Past teachers and students were invited for the celebration.
Hastings-trained winner Debbi Harri on song for black type races: John Jenkins
'She's a chestnut with a white blaze on her head - her nickname has always been Blondie.'
Indian Panthers come to Napier for NBL basketball debut
The Hawke's Bay Hawks play new NBL team Indian Panthers in Napier on March 12.
Exhibit celebrates 40th anniversary of Art Deco Trust: Gail Pope
Reconstruction occurred in a climate of remarkable co-operation among architects.
Beekeepers set hives on fire after outbreak of serious disease
All infected hives and associated gear must be destroyed by fire within seven days.
No rescues yet for surf life saving club as summer patrols underway
Twenty lifeguards trained for summer, and 90 more qualified to assist at Waimārama.
A Kiwi perspective on wealth creation: Nick Stewart
Adam Smith is considered the father of modern economics .
CHB's Retouch & Co taking innovative product to Wellington
Students' product, a mattifying powder with SPF, has a dual function.
Stolen shipwreck binoculars returned to Napier owners
Binoculars from 1986 shipwreck disappeared from a Westshore verandah this week.