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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.
Roll up your sleeve for Hawke's Bay
Let's be a community that supports employment and our economy.
Hawke's Bay man charged with incest, poisoning and indecent assault
A Hawke's Bay man faces charges including incest and poison
Mahuta isn't ruling out forcing Three Waters reforms
Local Government Minister could still change the law to bring councils into line.
Dannevirke man's ode to his late brother
Fundraiser ended with Gary Grant revealing his brother had died of prostate cancer.
Ross Shield rugby returns to Hastings
Where All Blacks dreams are made - Ross Shield schoolboys rugby in Hastings next week.
How old cutlery inspired a business idea for one Dannervirke woman
"I do get quite a lot of questions from people asking why I'm buying so many spoons."
Linda Hall: Tell children the truth about our environment
Our young people want to know about climate change
'Full circle' for Bay artist as first solo exhibition opens
The Taradale-based artist's exhibition is titled The Shape of Water.
Whakatu Freezing Works closure commemoration
On Friday October 10, 1986, Whakatu closed and all workers were laid off
Take the time to listen - it could help someone
It takes an element of bravery to say, "I'm not okay to deal with this alone"
Reelin' Rod in: Rocker still 'hopeful' of Mission show in April
Rod Stewart's a man on a Mission - his April Hawke's Bay show is being treated as all go.
Reduced speeds on SH 51, but community want more done to improve safety
Parts of State Highway 51 are due for a speed limit drop next month.
Auckland Mayor slams 'idiot' Brian Tamaki over lockdown protest plans
Top police bosses meet virtually with Brian Tamaki over plans for anti-lockdown protest.
Emergency services on site at York Rd crash, near Flaxmere
t's the third crash on York Rd, near Flaxmere, in about a month.
'Conflict of interest' claim as bid to increase size of Hastings District Council heats up
Decision should be made by independent commissioners or the community, Damon Harvey says.
Mark Story: Regional council byelection voting a local body folly
Local-body fiasco in regional council election
Spark staff given 'de-escalation' training before cell tower site installation
The controversial site of 4G tower has already been the scene of violence on one occasion.
Police dog handler shot in Napier Siege retires: 'I wanted to leave on my own terms'
It took Grant Diver 15 months to get well enough to return to work, but he was determined.
Napier Port offloads record 600 containers from single ship
A record has been set at Napier Port following the arrival of a massive shipment.
Central Hawke's Bay cops a soaking as rain and wind warnings ease
Surface flooding hit several roads in Central Hawke's Bay on Tuesday.
Young Franco top of the bill at Outfield
Drawing from the local arts scene, the space is transformed into a playground of delights
Hastings set to have more councillors than Wellington
Adding more councillors to a large council will lead to less-engaged representatives.
From hotel, to a brand new home: Kainga Ora development continues Maraenui's revival
Kelvin Pl met a wrecking ball 10 years ago. Solving the shortage "still a fair way off".
Council to open up public consultation on Three Waters
Tararua District Council is looking at opening up public consultation on Three Waters.
From the NBA and BMW to Hawke's Bay: The 'performance coach' with a plan for NZ's work culture
"We are used to turning and burning ... we have not invested in environment and culture."
Colenso students meet their Cactus challenge
Around 30 WCC students were selected to be part of the Cactus-Te Vaka Māia programme.
Covid crash: Labour, Nats down in post-lockdown poll; more bad news for Collins
The only big winner in tonight's poll is Act.
Self-isolation travel trial capped at 150 people; RSE bubble to reopen from October
It comes as Auckland's Covid outbreak looks to be coming further under control.