Hawke's Bay bets big on new multi-day trail experience
The tour will run year-round and will focus on supporting local businesses.
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Te Mata Park boardwalk project still going ahead
A major boardwalk project delayed due to supply shortages is back up and running.
Councils 'devastated' after their 3 Waters feedback ignored
All voters want to know is 'how will it affect me?'
Napier's hottest October day since 1988
Napier's average October highs are 19C. It was hotter than that at midnight.
Traffic delays after crash near Hawke's Bay Expressway intersection in Hastings
The motorcyclist sustained minor to moderate injuries.
Covid: 74 cases, Waikato alert level eased, Nov 15 school return plan
Tentative plan for Year 1-8 schoolchildren to return to class on November 15.
Hawke's Bay mayors say Government water takeover 'pretty scary'
Hawke's Bay mayors say they gave the Government the path forward, but were ignored.
Man crossed the line when he stole taonga from museum
Theft of huia crossed the line, says Dannevirke kaumatua.
Your guide to not stalling at the new traffic lights
How not to stall at the new Covid traffic light system
Govt to force through Three Waters reform, U-turn on voluntary position
There is significant opposition from many councils to plans to amalgamate water services.
'It changed my outlook': Cactus programme changed Tama's perspective
Applications for the Dannevirke Cactus programme are open until November 4.
Thieves steal $10,000 of gear from Napier man starting free class to teach people to weld
Andy Sinclair doesn't want the first free welding class he ran in Napier to be his last.
'At least it's not a cat': Firefighters delight in rescuing dog stuck in tree
Unusual callout just the ticket to get firefighters learning some new tricks.
No fixed abode
Reporter Gianina Schwanecke talks with Shirley Lammas, general manager WIT trust about people living with no fixed abode. Video Warren Buckland.
Six60 to play McLean Park's first 'full-blown concert'
Bigger and better: Six60 are set to return to Hawke's Bay early next year.
An issue for all of us: Easing the struggles of Hawke's Bay's homeless
Shirley Lammas doesn't see through a lense clouded by doom and gloom.
Workers given 4 weeks to get jab; mandate 'absolutely not' Govt overreach - PM
PM to announce decisions on vaccine mandates for businesses.
Controlled burn near Havelock North sparks multiple emergency calls
A controlled burn caused a spike in 111 calls near Havelock North.
'He saved the boy's life': Boogie boarder's heroic act after boy swept to sea
The boy was hypothermic, exhausted and had swallowed a lot of water.
Live: 79 new cases; Latest vaccine numbers - and equation for Auckland
Thirty three cases remain unlinked.
Anderson Park playground equipment stolen
Netted swing suspended by four chains cut down during the holiday weekend.
Hawke's Bay boy saved by Starship 'superheroes'
Tammi Tupara was told her son was dying in-utero. But he was a "miracle child".
Hawke's Bay's Pasifika community reaches 99% vaccination rate for first dose
Hawke's Bay's Pasifika community 'still some way to go' as they inch close to 100%
Storyteller 'rooted in the Heretaunga Plains'
Emotive performers poised for arts fest
Historic landfill site to be cleared
A volunteer planting group cleared weeds, and found more than they'd bargained for.
Covid case in Waiuku; Cabinet meets to consider shorter MIQ stays
Experts say Covid community cases will continue to grow over the next few days.
Dannevirke museum staff plea for return of stolen, extinct taonga
Museum pleads for the return of the huia stolen last year.
Vax rates providing personal and economic health benefits
'Orange' reflects freedom and economic activity we wouldn't have without a vaccine
Flaxmere's skate plaza plan revealed
Working group made up of students from each of the schools in Flaxmere helped design it.
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