Havelock North neighbours consider taking legal action over Spark cell tower decision
Neighbour of tower says residents are "playing a game with a whole lot of bullies".
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Napier shops assault: Woman hospitalised by alleged attack, one arrested
A 38-year-old woman was arrested at a nearby house after an alleged assault in Onekawa.
Expert blames rule breakers for longer lockdown; Big supermarket and pharmacy new locations of interest
One commentator said the mystery cases mean Covid-19 has gone "underground".
'Engulfed': blaze at Mob HQ not suspicious but to be investigated
Roaring flames and a "massive plume of black smoke" over Wairoa as pad burns to ground.
Flaxmere: New roads get green light as big housing project nears
A huge project in Flaxmere aimed at tackling the housing crisis is nearing a start date.
Waiata Māori Awards move online amid Delta restrictions
Winners will be announced at the online event on October 9, 2021.
We can still come together in spirit
Join us as we aim to set the record for the biggest celebration of an endangered language
Bee kind to the bees
Hobbyists would like to see more gardens that provide food for bees.
Huge redwood limb blocks access to Dannevirke Camping Ground
The incident happened on a very wild, wet and windy Tuesday August 17.
Te Rawhitiroa Bosch: 'With another language comes another worldview'
Te Rawhitiroa says his life would be 'pretty vanilla' if te reo Māori wasn't a part of it.
Dannevirke Sports Club gives and receives
Latest donations will help upgrade heating and kitchen facilities at Ernie Massie Hall.
Stacey Morrison: Get up to speed with te reo - a new podcast series
Listen to kupu/words and phrases used in the context of the media or an event.
Win and a loss for Bams Boxing at championships
At Hawke's Bay Boxing Championships, Bams Boxing, Dannevirke had two fighters in the ring.
Saving for a home in Hawke's Bay, when prices go up by $23 every hour
Mayank Malik went for a two-bedroom house in Taradale for his family.
Oz is off to Oz: Magpies coach leaving for Western Force
Ozich said on Sunday that signing with the Force was "really bittersweet"
In pics: Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market keeps it on the level for its return
The Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market drew a crowd as lines formed for its restricted opening.
Live: 20 new cases - Auckland lockdown decision goes to the wire; 500,000 new vaccine doses on way
Cabinet will meet tomorrow to decide the country's alert level fate
Wall displaying ashes blown over at Mangatainoka Cemetery
High winds have caused damage to the cemetery.
Lessons in whakapapa, whenua and whanau
A tour led by the living descendents of historical local figures.
Spring storms approach: Another wind blast coming, significant rain also possible
Gusts of 130km/h on Monday, and potential for a significant mid-week rain event.
Truck rolls, fires, and a damaged bridge: Crash chaos in Hawke's Bay
One truck roll seriously injured the driver, one brought down lines and sparked a fire.
Suspected arson at Omahu School
A large shed fire at a school near Hastings is being treated as an arson.
NZ's biggest synchronisation of te reo Māori: How Hawke's Bay is participating
"You don't have to have a lot of reo to take part, you just need to make a start."
The dame and the superstar: Hinewehi Mohi working on Lorde's te reo album
"Ella would talk through what the song meant to her, and the memories it invoked."
'High-end offenders' arrested after jetski stolen in freight company raid found
Freight company employee was jailed but the jetskis were never found, until now.
'This pandemic has squeezed the private right out of us': Urzila Carlson ponders oversharing
Carlson tackles the topic of oversharing on social media in her new show It's Personal.
'Strong reminder to follow rules': Community cases up as lockdown decision looms
The Ministry of Health confirmed 23 new community cases on Saturday.
Lotto win: Hawke's Bay has a new millionaire
Saturday night's winning ticket was sold on MyLotto to a player from the region.
'Heard of bicycles?': Siouxsie Wiles hits back at Collins' 'big, fat hypocrite' barb
'I'm sick and tired of listening to her telling everyone else what to do,' Collins said.
Pre-retirement can be a vulnerable time
The best approach is determined by sitting down with a financial adviser
Cheers to a decade of F.A.W.C!
F.A.W.C! is the perfect event for Hawke's Bay locals wanting to shake off winter blues.
Billy Apple a successful creative export
In 1962 Barry Bates changed his name to Billy Apple and he is renowned internationally.
Team of 30 horses needed to traverse Napier-Taupo Rd
Stage coach travel continued with the advent of the Cadillac's until the early 1920s.