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Young photographers brighten up city bins
Youth decorate bin lids throughout Hastings city.
Increase in domestic travellers propping up local industry
Hawke's Bay Bachcare increases post-lockdown by 17 percent
Shakeup to Hastings District Council won't cost ratepayers: councillor
A big shakeup to Hastings District Council has split councillors.
Resident levels accusations of scaremongering over Three Waters
A local resident claims government projections for Three Waters are "scaremongering".
19 new cases, Auckland boundary will remain at level 2
Today's cases include an MIQ worker and a primary school pupil.
Select few to witness Callsign Mav's last race in NZ
A turf star on the rise makes its last New Zealand appearance on Saturday in Hastings
Weekday log train services between Napier and Wairoa to start Monday
The number of log trains between Wairoa and Napier will go from two to five next week.
Police appeal for information about Napier man missing since last October
Lars Marlon Peka, 48, was reported missing from his Napier South home in October 2020.
Live: Rule-breakers contributing to Covid case increase - Hipkins
Experts are warning Auckland needs to stay in level 3 while case numbers are high.
Red sky suggests it's time to dust off your togs and tongs
Summery weather for the opening weekend of school holidays
Community voice crucial in representation proposal
Representation reviews are governed under the Local Electoral Act 2001
Minor injuries after scooter and truck collide in Hastings
One person has minor injuries after a scooter and truck collided in Hastings.
Napier Lotto player's $500,000 first division win
The winner bought their ticket from Ahuriri Four Square in Napier.
Registrations of interest requested for vaccine clinics
MidCentral DHB is introducing a new mobile vaccination clinic in the region.
Beach vehicle ban? Waimārama's issues set to spark conversation across Hawke's Bay
"We need to move fast on it because we've got people's safety at risk."
All Blacks show their skills in the haka: but those boots have to go!
Today it's a different story. The hakas are stirring stuff indeed
NZ Maori Rugby Under 18 Mareikura Cap for Kaea Boyd
Kaea Boyd of Dannevirke dream and ambition is to make it into the big time in rugby.
Make your mark with Stitch Me in Dannevirke
Stitch Me, in 2021, has had a great year despite Covid with an increase in business.
'What fills the jersey defines the jersey' - Ross Shield
Dannevirke Ross Shield players received their caps at the Dannevirke Sports Club Rooms.
The 90% Project: How close is your age group to 90% vaccinated?
First dose vaccinations in older Kiwis are more than 90 per cent almost everywhere.
Napier Port: Workers yet to be jabbed on eve of vaccination deadline
It is deadline day for workers who have not been vaccinated at Napier Port.
Auckland Covid cases - move to level 2 would 'add fuel to the fire', says modeller
Chris Hipkins: 'We've still got to hold our nerve here'.
Navy investigating sailor's alleged border breach
The sailor has been instructed to isolate at their rural property in the Hawke's Bay.
'Still a long way to go,' Maori midwife responds to Oranga Tamariki review
"We can't continue to fund children to be taken off their families and to foster care."
Urban Barbecue Festival eyes bigger and beefier event as it moves to Hastings
Waikoko Gardens at Showgrounds set to play host to a "truly epic day out for all".
Chris Hyde: It's time to give Waka Kotahi some credit
EDITORIAL: If there's one thing Hawke's Bay drivers hate being told, it's to drive safely.
Company charged with acid discharge into stream that led to estuary
Charges laid after alleged hydrochloric acid leak.
The Knowledge and Learning Hub — Te Huinga Wai has opened in Waipukurau
Learning Hub — Te Huinga Wai provides library services, free Wi-Fi and co-working spaces.
Clip-on footpath proposed for Waipawa Bridge
There is currently no physical barrier between traffic and pedestrians using the bridge.
Oranga Tamariki 'weak, disconnected, unfit' – nearly all child uplifts to stop
The Government has accepted all 25 recommendations to "fix" Oranga Tamariki.
Waipukurau RSA has commemorated SQSM Alfred Groves on behalf of his UK family
Alfred Grove's military service spanned five years, 255 days
'Attractive entry' for reserve: Council to buy land at Te Awanga?
Hastings District Council has revealed plans to buy land near the entry to Te Awanga.