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Hawke's Bay flooding: River blockage floods Haumoana properties, Wairoa River breaks its bank
Further 50mm to 70mm of rain expected to accumulate on top of what has already fallen.
Firefighters isolate after contact with Aucklander at crash scene
'Extreme precaution' is being taken by firefighters after a SH5 crash near Tarawera.
Judge rejects Mob meth rehab programme as basis for reducing sentence
'One entity dominates the methamphetamine trade in Hawke's Bay ... the Mongrel Mob.'
Large fire at unused shed at Hastings chicken farm
Firefighters worked to contained a "well involved" shed fire on a Hastings chicken farm.
'I've done everything I can to try to be an All Black'
Dixon unsure on Japan take off date, meanwhile Magpies come first.
Local focus for jobs on offer in highway project
Waka Kotahi has jobs ranging from apprenticeships through a wide variety of skill levels.
McLaren 1-2 in Italy, zero for Verstappen and Hamilton
This was Ricciardo's first victory since winning the Monaco GP for Red Bull in 2018.
Teaching keeps 80 year old young
Steph McCallum has been a registered kindy teacher for 52 years. She teaches at Greenmeadows Kindergarten, Napier. Video Warren Buckland.
Opinion: The last thing Hawke's Bay needs is rich Aucklanders
Every time you lambast the Wānaka couple, the cost of a house in the regions increases.
Still in the sandpit at 80: Napier kindergarten teacher stays young at heart
Steph McCallum's 52 years looking after children have barely aged her a day.
Hawke's Bay: Internet speed set to triple for thousands of customers
NZ is experiencing record demand on internet traffic, compounded by lockdowns.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a unicorn at the Hatuma Half Marathon
The half marathon is attracting entries from across the globe after going virtual.
Live: 13 new cases; truck driver who left Auckland tests positive
It comes as the 'Shot Bro' vaccine buses start doing the rounds.
The woman in charge of helping Wairoa embrace its culture
Alex-Ann Edwards has hit the ground running.
Nimon and Sons: GM takes new job as future of bus company uncertain
The GM of an iconic family owned bus company has a new role with the regional council
Hawke's Bay crash teen: 'I didn't know I had a big hole in my head'
"I have not talked to anyone that was in the car crash."
Wild weather to lash Auckland, Waikato - severe thunderstorm watch issued
A huge weather system packed with downpours and thunder is set to cross northern NZ.
Former Karamu High student donates $100,000 for new fund
'I certainly appreciated the start Karamu gave me in life,' the anonymous donor says.
Covid case visited dairy on Monday; Vaccine buses hit the road
Buses to boost drive to get 90% of Kiwis vaccinated.
Auckland man's private jet Wānaka trip: Police probe clears entrepreneur
Auckland entrepreneur under investigation after he travelled to Wānaka in lockdown.
Person seriously injured after car and truck collide north of Napier
Detours were put in place for SH2 and SH5 near the Bay View intersection.
Woman charged over Napier shopping centre assault appears in court
A woman was in her wheelchair outside a shop when she was hit several times.
Andrew Coster nails pronouncing Aotearoa's longest place name
Police Commissioner Andrew Coster nails pronouncing Aotearoa's longest place name. Video / Eastern District Police
Dannevirke residents told to boil water
A precautionary boil water notice has been issued for Dannevirke residents.
Car rolls near Tikokino, another crashes through fence in Marewa
Emergency services responded to two crashes in less than two hours overnight on Wednesday.
Handy B-Z guide to new jargon
Incubation period. The time you have to stay in a hotel while the virus incubates.
Cafe owner making cupcakes for prostate cancer
Cafe owner making cupcakes for prostate cancer appeal.
Woodville Races with a Covid difference
At Woodville Races on Thursday, September 9 the crowd was not able to attend due to Covid.
City centre speed limits set for Napier council decision
A hint to slow-down in Napier
Forbidden fruit: Perplexed judge sentences man for assault with a feijoa
It wasn't a charge the judge had come across before.