Coming attraction: Regent Cinema reopens in Pahiatua on Thursday
The movies return to Pahiatua on September 23.
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Jarrod Gilbert: Prison doesn't usually offer hope. Why this unit is different
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Name change for representational body after 17 years?
Pahiatua on Track has been functioning successfully for the past 17 years.
Art society plans mini exhibition for October
The Dannevirke Art Society Annual Exhibition is coming up again in October,
Napier police's quick response lauded by Taupō woman on return of stolen belongings
Woman gives her thanks to police who helped get her stolen belongings back.
'You can't do that!': Kiwi horse shocks racing world with unbelievable comeback
Punters were already ripping up their tickets after Sakura Blossom's dismal start.
'Get set, get sweaty, go fundraise': Hawke's Bay family fundraise for cystic fibrosis
Dust off your shoes to hit the road to fundraise for Cystic Fibrosis.
The $10,000 you never knew you had
A call to bust the Hawke's Bay Power Consumers' Trust. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Sunny spring: temperatures set to rise next week
Warm weather here to stay in Hawke's Bay, so don't forget to slip, slop, and slap
Hockey titles decided at Napier's Park Island
Tough day for Bay Independent hockey club
Tiaan Falcon slots winner in golden point victory over Bay of Plenty
Real Bay retains the Shield
Thrills, spills and tight finish with All In and Otane making final
Hard fight in netball battles
20 new community cases as Auckland clings to hope
Health Ministry says it expects fluctuating case numbers at this point in the outbreak.
Magpies poised for Battle of the Bays Shield defence
"Slow starters" square off with Steamers
The Cossack earns Jericho Cup start but trip not assured
It was The Cossack's ninth win from 41 starts
Risks of investing in individual stocks and countries
Broad global diversification creates a portfolio that spreads its risk to more economies..
Wines shine on world stage
The 2020 Sileni Syrah is grown from fruit mainly sourced from the Bridge Pa Triangle.
Blooming fantastic start to flower business
"I love flowers because they bring so much joy to people."
Quest to get headstone for soldier killed in 1938 landslide
How did a Wellington-based returned serviceman end up buried in Napier without a grave?
Steel once destined for Sydney Harbour Bridge resurfaces in Napier
An incredible journey of a shipment of steel has been told for World Green Building Week.
No drug tests before 'successful' Mongrel Mob-led drug rehab pilot
National MP Shane Reti has called into question the 'success' of Kahukura's pilot.
Vaccine is best tool we have in fight against Covid
New Zealanders are more informed about vaccines than we're seeing abroad.
The many names of Takitimu waka
After 300 odd years came the migration, Taki Tumu became Takitimu
Club fought hard for Sound Shell
Three cement companies had donated between them 12,000 kilograms of cement
The call to arms: Should I get vaccinated? Where do I start? Your questions answered
If you haven't had a jab yet, you're not alone. Here's everything you need to know.
Montell2099: From the bedroom to the world
Montell2099 finds a lot of joy in playing festivals he used to attend when he was younger.
Waipukurau war veteran Walter Malcolm has turned 100
Walter credits hard work and good meals with helping him reach his 100th birthday.
Book review: In Our Own Backyard by Anne Kayes
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews In Our Own Backyard by Anne Kayes.
Napier Family Centre CEO talks about lockdown
Kerry Henderson gives an insight into the work the centre does.
'Young at heart': Steph's 80, teaching kindy, and loving it
Napier kindy teacher Step McCallum has been teaching for 52 years.
Māori language week: Understanding and pronouncing world's longest placename
The legend offers a chance to engage in the history of the whenua and to kōrero Māori.
11 new community cases; positive wastewater result in east Auckland
Officials are "cautiously optimistic" New Zealand is closing in on the outbreak.
Double-dosed: 'It was the right thing to do'
Adam Gregory knew he wanted to lead the way when it came to his turn for the vaccine.
Maori language challenge
Hawke's Bay Today reporter Shea Jefferson challenged a few locals to read aloud the 85-letter longest placename in the world. Video / Warren Buckland