Central Hawke's Bay sitting councillors all returned as progress results released
The progress result does not include some special votes and votes still in transit
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Napier wins Ross Shield rugby
Last day of the five-day Ross Shield tournament in Dannevirke.
Decision day: All mayors back across Hawke's Bay
The polls are closed, with 131 in the wider Hawke's Bay region having been nominated
EIT will lose name in mega merger
The longstanding institute of technology is set for a name change as part of the merger.
Magpies' coach mulls 'golden age' and the player he reckons is made of concrete
Life's all about timing, reckons Josh Syms
Truck seriously injures pedestrian in Dannevirke
Traffic was diverted and the highway was expected to be closed for at least two hours.
Gang man Hendrix Jury stays in custody, next court date set
Hendrix Jury in custody until next court date
Country festival set to entertain visitors to Norsewood
Norsewood Country Festival is on Saturday and Sunday of Labour Weekend.
The thump, thump, thump in the night that I'm prepared to live with
OPINION: I was trying to sleep. Orchardists were trying to save their crops. Good on them.
Child sex offender avoids open-ended jail sentence
The child sex offender, 29, had previously been jailed and received two strike warnings.
Hawke's Bay growers dodge harsh frost but danger not over yet
Low temperatures in Hawke's Bay have kept growers on high alert for damaging frosts.
Waka Kotahi orders speed and weight limits on Fernhill Bridge
Many of Hawke's Bay's highway bridges are over 70 years old and 'need to be upgraded'.
Hawke's Bay fall at golf's final hurdle
Zack Swanwick and Tuhourangi Wilson were unbeaten in pool play
Greg Murphy records his fastest lap at Bathurst, beating his 'lap of the gods'
'Oh my goodness gracious. I'm enjoying it a little bit too much, actually.'
Annual Hawke's Bay wine festival attracts big industry turnout
The Bridge Pa Wine Festival returns in January 2023 with seven wineries and local music.
When pregnancy gives you that itchy feeling
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about cholestasis of pregnancy.
Oh boy: 500 holes in Hawke's Bay roads
Roading damage 'on a scale rarely seen' could empty council's pockets.
Take a seat and be inspired and delighted
Something for everyone at readers and writers sessions.
Ethnic communities to play ball and build bridges
PFHBA is hosting the first Napier Ethnic Communities Tennis Ball Cricket Tournament.
A hair-raising experience in the shadows
'It really looks like real hair — like an afternoon shadow after shaving.'
Opinion: National's unwise double down on 'trickle down'
Panic's set in about tax cuts in the UK, but not in NZ's National Party.
Theatre programme puts bullying in spotlight
Bullying is a massive issue, but this theatre performance helped.
Fashion collection tells a Victorian story
Much of the time garments would be handed down between the women of the household
No one has the power to accurately predict the future
In the grand scheme of things, our current situation is temporary
The seven mayors who have already been elected unopposed - and their six-figure salaries
It's an all-consuming job, says Stratford Mayor Neil Volzke.
Napier hits lead in Ross Shield rugby
Three games, three wins, but it's still game-on for Napier at the Ross Shield.
'He should be in jail': Bashed taxi driver suffered brain bleed, attacker gets home detention
Driver who came to in hospital three days later fuming at sentence imposed.
Nuit Blanche returns to Napier streets
After a one-year hiatus, Napier's arts quarter will play host to Nuit Blanche.
Richard Taylor - a lot of change in council over 45 years
Richard Taylor has seen a lot of change in 45 years working for Tararua District Council.
Assaulted taxi driver wants justice
Havelock North resident Joga Singh-Chamber is recovering at home in Havelock North after a vicious assault from a passenger. Reporter/Gary Hamilton-Irvine. Video/Warren Buckland
Engineering company works with high school to fix skill shortage
Skill shortage led Patton Engineering to create a 'real-life' trades training initiative.