Lockdown 'slowing outbreak': 20 new cases in the community today
Health officials are preparing advice that may see the rest of NZ drop to a level 2.5.
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Historic buildings 'could be at risk'
Almost $500,000 was allocated for Hawke's Bay buildings. What happens now?
Our homeless need an outreach home
It's always been one of life's ironies that no one wants homeless people as neighbours.
Hawke's Bay Pasifika Covid-19 vaccination rates among highest in country
Sixty per cent of Hawke's Bay has now received at least their first Covid-19 vaccine.
'Amazing feeling': Hawke's Bay man honoured with Master of Wine title
A Hawke's Bay resident and wine maker has received the prestigious international honour.
Two assaulted in aggravated robbery in Napier
Two people were assaulted during an aggravated robbery in Napier on Saturday night.
NZ's Delta outbreak turns deadly – Auckland woman dies in hospital
The woman had a number of underlying health conditions, the Ministry of Health says.
Terror attack latest: Supermarket victim out of hospital - three others still critical but stable
Seven innocent shoppers were injured after terrorist's frenzied supermarket attack.
'Massive jolt and shaking': 4.9 quake rattles the Hawke's Bay
A 4.9 magnitude earthquake struck 5km north of Waipukurau.
A Sideline View - what to do with all the kiwifruit
Brenda Vowden made puddings with the "kids".
Dealing with cognitive decline
A person's financial adviser is often first to notice cognitive deterioration.
It's time to protect children from Covid
We can be proud of what we've done to protect each other from Covid-19.
Dramatic tension in work of art
This cropped framing is a trademark of art that uses photographs as a starting point
Cyber attack on one customer caused internet outage across NZ
Outages were reported in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Farmers building goes up for sale
"This property is one of the most notable to hit the market in Hawke's Bay in years."
Live: Supermarket witness confronts attacker - 'He had a big knife... he wanted to kill people'; Six shoppers stabbed, Isis-inspired knifeman shot dead by police
"This was a violent attack on innocent New Zealanders. It was senseless" - Ardern.
Spring in Hawke's Bay begins with pine pollen clouds
Scientist and researcher say there needs to be more pollen monitoring in New Zealand.
Fire destroys Frimley homestead
The first recorded use of the name Frimley was in December 1870
Bay tradies paint grim outlook for supplies
Hawke's Bay tradespeople are concerned about supply chain issues during lockdown.
Mall terrorist attack: Man was being followed by police, grabbed knife in store before stabbing shoppers
Footage posted on social media shows shoppers fleeing New Lynn Mall.
Tiaan Falcon: 'We've just gotta make sure that we're ready'
"We've just gotta make sure that we're ready"
'A legacy for future generations': Napier Port's plan for sustainability
Waste bark from its log yard is repurposed into mulch to be used on orchards.
Calls for regional council and DoC to unblock Tukituki River 'falling on deaf ears', whitebaiter says
"The mouth being unblocked is critical to the existence of the whitebait and other fish."
All Blacks ring the changes for Bledisloe III
The All Blacks have announced their squad for the third Bledisloe Cup test.
Tribute to the Merchant Navy
Dave Bosley shares a tribute to the Merchant Navy who commemorate each September 3
Police promise seven to 10 random checkpoints
Tradies trying to cross the Hawke's Bay border among those "turned back"
'Would be irresponsible': Deputy PM grilled over handling of MIQ escape; 28 new cases
The latest details come as Northland spends its first day in level 3 since Delta outbreak.
Dry tipped to worsen as 10 days of sun loom
Another month of below-average rainfall in Hawke's Bay and another week of sun, sun, sun
You can still count on help from CAB
CAB offering advice on any Covid-related questions
River rubbish dumping's $57k annual cost, and it's not stopping in lockdown
"Our staff were being put at risk having to go out into the community to respond."
Thousands of tickets sold despite the expense: Awesome future seen for Walk of Wonders
Walk of Wonders light and fire festival doubles its takings in second year of operation
'Tis the season for art
Jacqueline Sup is running Seasons Art classes starting again in October