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The science behind Dannevirke's odourless shelter of steaming cow poo
A farmer uses the manure from its 650-cow-shelter to make its own fertiliser.
$100m secured for Hawke’s Bay Expressway four-lane project
MP Katie Nimon said it was 'likely' additional Expressway bridges would be built.
CHB community adds horsepower to transport museum pieces
'We will have free entry for as long as we can.'
CHB news in brief
Two lucky Hawke’s Bay Lotto players walked away from their weekend $10,377 richer.
Runners and walkers heading to CHB for Hatuma Half Marathon
The event has a reputation for being fun, relaxed and supportive.
NZ tourist dies after balcony fall in Thailand
A Givealittle page has been set up to help bring his body home.
How to spot and deal with head lice
Ahuriri Pharmacy shares advice for keeping head lice at bay this summer.
A question of safety in Oak Ave: 'I just see the tree and I just want to cut it down'
Peleti Oli's brother died when an SUV hit a tree in 2021.
Ewan McGregor: The advance of the pine army threatens NZ's rural landscape
OPINION: Urgent call for Wellington to lead control of pine expansion.
Lightning and La Nina: Weather to watch out for this spring
Forecasters pick spring weather to be even messier than usual. Jamie Morton explains why.
Tasman planning Shield parade, a week before battling Hawke’s Bay
The Magpies and the Mako are set to clash in a Log o' Wood blockbuster.
Large cyclone-damaged farm in Hawke's Bay to be converted to forestry
The Italian buyer of a cyclone-hit Rissington farm wants to convert it to forestry.
Cove Lambert: 'Anything is possible if you put your mind to it'
The CHB student also credits his high school, Central Hawke’s Bay College.
Nightrave Greyhounds dispels myth of 'high energy' hounds
Nightrave Greyhounds is one of the Greyhound Racing New Zealand rehoming partners.
Kids shine at hunting event: Possums, hares and turkeys galore
Hunting comp sees record entries, with 71 juniors chasing wild game.
Safe handling facilities for stock
Every year, cattle hurt people, more than often when cattle kick or crush them.
Opinion: Huge potential in using yearling bulls for breeding
Opinion: Yearlings are often aged between 12 and 18 months.
Plans for new affordable senior housing in Flaxmere
New senior housing will be built in Hastings for the first time in about 40 years
Mayor opens croquet club’s new facilities
One of the largest croquet complexes in the country has a new clubhouse.
Power price surge hits councils: Wairoa faces 40% energy cost hike
Council's power costs surged 40% in three months, impacting water supply expenses.
Wairoa's $70 million flood protection: New manager takes charge
Fabish to oversee Wairoa's $70 million flood protection after cyclone's devastation.
Man who drove between regions allegedly six times over alcohol limit
'According to the breathalyser ... the man was anything but sober.'
Cop's plea to those who know the truth about Ariki Rigby's murder
Hunt for killers of teen who died in 'unfathomable circumstances' enters third year.
'We couldn't have done this without the community' - cinema's new projector arrives
The cinema's new projector will allow them to show current movies.
Rural communities under pressure – Hipkins and Butterick respond
Does Labour or our current Government have the solution to Tararua District's problems?
The sun'll come out for Annie in Dannevirke Theatre Co's latest production
The crew and cast have been working hard to get show-ready.
Tararua District Council affirms 2021 Māori wards decision
Most of the councillors were in support of the motion.
Marine Parade fruit vendor unable to see feathered friends without car
'They have been waiting there every day for me', says Merrin Fairless.
Pahīatua flooding: A one-in-30-year event
'A significant rain event' which systems weren't designed to cope with.
WWI serviceman's story to be told on cemetery walk
There are many stories about those buried at Dannevirke's Settlers Cemetery.
JLL retirement village study: population up, companies adjust growth
Most older people do not live in such villages, even with 53,000 people there now.
Getting a rates remission should not be such a burden: Linda Hall
OPINION: The task is on ratepayers' backs, and it shouldn't be.