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My Nissan has occasionally stuttered and stammered whilst being started.
68 new Covid cases in community; Virus detected in Christchurch wastewater
The first wave's peak is expected to hit in the next 48 hours.
Report recommends changes after highlighting flooding disorganisation
The rainfall was "far beyond the design capacity or capability" of NCC's drainage system.
No charges laid over toddler's drowning at Napier Aquatic Centre
The boy was rushed to hospital in critical condition after a "drowning incident" last year
A Sideline View: Feeling chipper in lockdown
The day had arrived, twigs needed seeing to and the beast was about to be rolled forth.
Four-fold running challenge for kids and mental health
Liberty Barker is doing the David Goggins challenge to raise money for charity.
Family violence is not on holiday
It does not go on holiday, it's there all the time and Hastings Family VP Services business manager Julie Hart says family violence steps up a gear as lockdown bites. Video Warren Buckland.
Kiwi from Hawke's Bay wins from nowhere after opponent celebrates early
Geordie Beamish, of Hawke's Bay, wins US mile in 3min 54.86sec.
Lockdown uncertainty prompts gang-led drug rehab programme to end a week early
"Plans were put in place for each of the men, to monitor their transition home."
Nash says Collins' 'anti-vaxxer' claim doesn't dignify response
Nash accused of being "defeatist" for saying lockdowns still possible at 80% vaccination.
Players and spectators at five De La Salle schoolboy rugby matches told to self-isolate
Locations of interest continue to mount, with education facilities and shops newly added.
School rugby game among new locations of interest; Auckland businesses' anxiety over support
Ashley Bloomfield expects things to get worse heading towards the end of the week.
Hawke's Bay vineyard named the 'most Instagramable in the world'
Hawke's Bay vineyard sitting between Te Mata Peak and the Tukituki River takes the title.
Charlie Watts - salt of the earth
Ginger Baker attacked his drum kit. Charlie Watts became one with his.
Hastings District Council finds way forward for Māori wards
'This is a community that has fought for what it has,' Cr Henare O'Keefe said of Flaxmere.
Music, art and food festival plans to return Te Awanga bigger and better than before
Outfield food, music and art festival hatching big plans for their return to Hawke's Bay.
Canoe Racing NZ on the return of Aimee Fisher: 'The sport is too small to have bad blood'
Canoe Racing NZ says it's unclear if Fisher wants to get back into the national squad.
Lockflix: More ways to kill time online in Level 4 lockdown
More ways to kill time online in lockdown
Live: 'Decent number' of new cases today, peak in next 48 hours; North/South alert level divide likely - expert; New employment agreements could require vaccine
Despite record numbers of daily cases, the Government is hopeful it can crush the curve.
Rocket Lab volatile on Nasdaq debut
Listing raises US$777 million. Peter Beck on what's next.
I have a dream and it's Covid free
Let "self-isolation" and "Covid tracing app" become vocabulary of the past.
Napier Port lifts Q3 earnings, no end in sight for supply chain disruption
Log exports have boosted Napier Port's Q3 earnings.
Seal the borders: Mahia locals unimpressed with lockdown breaches
Lockdown breaches in the coastal settlement of Mahia have not won the "seal of approval".
People trespassed and charged after riding along a CHB trail
Two people have been trespassed and charged after riding horses along a CHB trail that isn't even open yet. Video / Supplied
Pan Pac's $1m a week lockdown losses: 'This time the rest of the world is still delivering'
Pan Pac proposed a Certificate of Fitness for lockdown but found 'no appetite at all'.
62 new cases in community; Positive case in Warkworth; Six sub-clusters emerge
Total number of community cases in the outbreak has passed 200.
'Better than lockdown in a house': Hawke's Bay's nomads on life in level 4
"This is way nicer than being locked down in a house," says Francois Thorne of van life.
'Go home': Dad helps stop daughter's megaphone protest
Anti-vaxxer reveals dad helped police shut down her megaphone protest.
Baby born at 24 weeks doing well, says dad, and could return home
'Light at the end of the tunnel' for baby born at 24 weeks gestation.
Police car rammed after driver fled down dead end street
Police have arrested a 17-year-old Napier youth
Cancer patient lauds support from charity, DHB
Gill Allardice has been diagnosed with early stage bowel cancer
Watch: Horse riders charged for damaging new CHB cycle trail
Horses and motor vehicles are not permitted on any of the limestone tracks.