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Hastings' housing and Toitoi projects grab national prizes
The council scored two category wins and one highly commended.
'Jacinda seems to trust me, why wouldn't you?': Mongrel Mob man behind meth rehab programme
The man behind a controversial $2.75m programme has a public message for his critics.
Hawke's Bay Lotto player wins $24,000 in second division
Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Wednesday night, where it will be $15m.
Taradale wins Maddison Trophy for first time since 2009
Taradale won both the Premier and Colts finals.
Flaxmere crash car occupant does a runner
No confirmation in reports that a pedestrian had been struck.
Hawke's Bay club rugby: MAC beat Waipawa Country United in Senior 2 final
Five rugby finals at McLean within less than 24 hours - night and day club footy
Two campervans hit by winds on Napier-Taupo highway, rider blown off bike
SH5 users called conditions on the road a "weather-bomb".
Taradale residents make the move
Taradale Residents Association moving venue and meeting days.
Call out for Asians in the Bay award nominations
Awards aim to recognise significant contributions from the Bay's Asian residents.
From the MTG: Fun festivities planned for reopening weekend
MTG is reopening next weekend, Saturday, July 24, with activities and displays for all.
Sixty years on: Hawke's Bay's Olympic showjumping trailblazer
Adrian White's dad gave him time off to compete in the 1960 Olympics - a big adventure.
Labour raises hackles of farmers, cops and nurses
Right now, cops, nurses and farmers aren't too happy with Labour.
McLean Park's club rugby finals: Emotional win for Havelock North
Havelock North and Clive the big winners on opening night of rugby finals series.
Canny view: Seeking professional advice the wise thing to do
SPACs are a modern version of a "blank check".
Hawke's Bay homeowners not selling because there's nothing to buy - estate agents
Hawke's Bay's acute housing shortage is having an effect on the property market.
Racing: Locally Sauced reverting back to jumps after flat win
A roundup of the week's racing.
Historic HB: The 'Roundhouse' toasted in later closing
The architect for the Ahuriri Tavern was Len Hoogerbrug (1929–2019).
'We've had enough': Tractors, utes and angry farmers descend on cities
We've had enough, Pipiwai farmer Daryl Barge said.
Squash Club makes a racket for 50th
Hawke's Bay Squash Rackets Club just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
The Havelock North garden that's become a tūī wonderland
"It's an absolutely amazing sound and they just go on and on and on."
Human Brain Bank researcher gives free talk
The Neurological Foundation is putting on a free event about brain injuries.
A garden of Eden for Taradale at McLean Park
Three finals in a row - Hastings 1, Taradale 1. Who wins this Saturday?
'If our fence wasn't there, she would probably be dead'
"It's pretty ridiculous the safety barrier here is my fence": Te Mata Peak Rd resident.
Local Focus: Desperately seeking sheep dags
Lack of dags is actually a problem. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Latest: Five new Covid cases in MIQ, none in community
The Playa Zahara is close to berthing at Lyttelton with 16 of 18 crew infected with Covid.
Home comforts: Hawks head to finals with 9 and 0 home record
The Hawks downed the Jets by 28 points for a second time this year.
'No farmers, no food': Huge turnout as tractors, utes take to cities
A nationwide protest has seen farmers descend on cities and towns across the country.
Focus: Tractors and utes to descend on cities as farmers protest
Tractors and utes descend on cities across NZ for the Howl of a Protest event, organised by Groundswell New Zealand. Video / Michael Craig / Mark Mitchell / Supplied
Tui's tickled tastebuds
Mike Hicks' favourite native bird is the tui. And it's no wonder as he has been feeding them sugar water at his home in Havelock North for 18 years. Video Warren Buckland.
New food hub will serve up product innovation
Construction will begin in September for expected completion at the end of 2022.
Farmers' protest: Tractors, dogs, utes, a chopper, and a few controversial signs
It's one of the bigger protests held in the region in recent memory.