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Stuart Nash: FTA good news for Hawke's Bay growers
Free Trade Deal with the UK will benefit local apple growers.
Free Trade Deal with the UK will benefit local apple growers.
Climate change has nothing to do with northern Napier coastal erosion, says ex-councillor
Kate Hercock's six wins in three weeks are a good payoff for her long hauls to race meets.
EDITORIAL: One man couldn't even attend his court case because he had no address.
Six Magpies have been selected in the inaugural Moana Pasifika squad.
Replay is expanding into the Tararua with bins placed to collect sports equipment.
MetService warns large amounts of hail in the storms could cause significant damage.
It was one of Hawke's Bay's finest homes, but tragedy struck.
Thirteen other close contacts have been identified in Christchurch.
Brief but wild weather sparks a flurry of calls to emergency services.
This week parenting expert Janine Gard talks about the baby blues
Last week was the inaugural meeting of Save the Dotterels Hawke's Bay.
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Dragon Skin
Our favourite 8 metre tall Santa's back, earlier than ever before.
There's no guaranteed way of picking winning stocks, or horses
Hawke's Bay Museums Trust collection includes 16 prints by a renowned Japanese artist
Community gets behind Andy Sinclair's mission to continue a free welding course in Napier.
The mowers at Anderson Park in Napier may not be extinct, but they are gone.
A popular flower show in Norsewood never fails to bring enjoyment to its organiser.
'I was in denial, I didn't think I would get it being a doctor. It came as a huge shock.'
Hastings District Council has made the difficult decision after weighing up Covid risks.
Pupils Dropped, Covered and held on during ShakeOut as a reminder of what to do during an earthquake. Reporter Shea Jefferson and videographer Warren Buckland went along.
'We were ecstatic and couldn't believe we won,' says Frimley Primary principal Tim White.
Officials are scrambling to retrace the footsteps of a Christchurch household.
All 27 trees have been removed, but the city council is planning to replant the street.
Two years ago, Devan Lincoln paid $8000 for a high-end machine. It never arrived.
Police had been "significantly outnumbered" and had to put in highway diversions.
There's a 26 per cent chance the region will experience major quake in the next 50 years.
Petition started against plan to help housing crisis, even before resource consent is in.