Regional emissions fall: Cyclone Gabrielle and other factors at play
Hawke’s Bay was one of the 13 regions where emissions fell last year.
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'More to your door': DoorDash available to Napier and Hastings residents
DoorDash launches in Napier and Hastings bringing favourite foods to your doorstep.
Central Hawke's Bay flings itself into springtime
The Spring Fling runs from September 1 to October 30, with events and deals throughout.
State highway to close for police investigation days after serious crash
The scene examination will include an assessment of whether the incident was deliberate.
Long service certificate for CHB JP
There is always a need for more JPs, Di says, especially younger people.
He broke his ankle against the All Blacks - now the Magpies are preparing to unleash him
From being stretchered off in the Rugby World Cup, to getting a chance with the Bay.
Pay dispute at Napier development: More companies come forward with claims of unpaid bills
'If we didn’t do that work he wouldn’t have been able to carry on with his project.'
Deputy mayor calls upcoming Māori ward referendum a 'farce'
'We know our community and we should be trusted to make that decision.'
'No justification': Thieves make off with dozens of temporary speed limit signs
At least 30 temporary speed signs have been taken from highway roadworks in Hawke's Bay.
Central Hockey Club concludes winter club season with weekend packed with excitement
More than anything, this season was about camaraderie.
'Flawed': $1m pool set aside for thousands of Hawke's Bay residents, but only if they ask for it
Neil Kirton said he would advocate for council to send letters to all affected ratepayers.
Highway to success: Dannevirke gears up for new business opportunities
Three Dannevirke wāhine host event to prepare businesses for new highway opening.
'Huge burden on families': The town where the only aged-care facility closed
'They are not geared up': The daily family struggle to care for the elderly in Wairoa.
Wairoa in Focus: Bring on the Barry Cup
Wairoa face the first Barry Cup defence of 2024 on September 8.
Battle of the Bays looms for Hawke’s Bay Tui
The Tui scored eight tries to knock over the Kauri.
Hastings under the lens with photography exhibits
Stellar snappers back in town for photo festival.
Central Hawke's Bay highway to get cleaned up for Keep New Zealand Beautiful Week
This year, the road will close for four hours from 9am until 1pm.
Hastings designer selected for WOW finals for the 11th time
Hastings glass artist Keryn Whitney has been named as a World of Wearable Arts finalist.
Central Hawke's Bay Parents Centre gearing up for spring
Opinion: If you have a cot to donate, or you’d like more information, please contact us.
Rissington royalty: All Blacks legend to become farmer in tiny community
After 153 caps, Sam Whitelock's found a job to keep himself busy for the next '30 years'.
'It's fun': Author Lyn McConchie on her latest novel
Norsewood writer seems to enjoy post-apocalyptic stories.
Waipukurau Subway closed as franchisee folds
The company was placed into liquidation on the application of Inland Revenue.
Hawke’s Bay Netball Super Club final: HHSOG Huia win the big night out
Hastings HSOG Huia had only nine players this season. It was still good enough to win.
New $200m retirement village announced for Napier
A new 300-unit retirement village has been announced for Napier in a new suburb.
An afternoon of entertainment in Norsewood
The songs have been composed around the idea of songs in the parlour.
Workshop kicks off Conservation Week
A number of events have been organised to mark Conservation Week.
Dannevirke Christmas parade funding a concern at Community Board
Dannevirke's Christmas parade has been run successfully for years.
Why we need more rural health professionals
James Gardiner is doing his rural health training in Dannevirke
Pahīatua floods as 60mm falls in seven hours
Some homes were flooded following heavy rain on Sunday.
Dannevirke man’s advice on being your own health advocate
Neil Bell is a firm believer in standing up for oneself.
Tihei: Takiwātanga Wānanga held to support iwi-led approach
Takiwātanga, the Māori word for autism, is a mana-enhancing term.
Surprise findings: What scientists just learned about the major tsunami threat to NZ’s north
New simulations change what scientists understand about subduction zone's quake potential.
'A good laugh and a lot of fun': Retro motorbike racers reunite for special Hawke's Bay reunion
Plenty has changed since Robin Thomas and his companions tore up the tracks.
Tihei: Te Kupenga Hauora Ahuriri celebrates 30 years
"Here we are, a jewel 30 years later, still serving the community.'