No plans to tighten cat ownership rules in Hawke’s Bay amid call for bylaws
'It would be a wonderful thing for our councils to get on board with.'
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ShakeOut drill: Learn what it takes to prepare for earthquakes and tsunami
Horizons wants our region to get to the top of the leader board.
Millions of cubic metres of silt cleared from Cyclone Gabrielle hammered sites
An award-winning silt taskforce nears major a milestone in cyclone-hit Hawke's Bay.
New research shows Māori infants are at highest risk of contracting meningitis
Meningitis Foundation chair knows the personal pain this deadly disease can inflict.
Stroke surviving teacher one of seven inspiring bay triathletes headed for world champs
'It’s great to be training with people that have the same mindset.'
Royal NZ Air Force Jazz Orchestra delights Dannevirke crowd
The big band sound filled the Hub with incredible music.
Skate park funding application approved by council
Woodville's plans for the community amenity are another step closer.
Hawke's Bay Power Consumers Trust election results revealed
The voter turnout of 18.53% this year was lower than in 2020.
Bouncy castle protest against youth council voting rights
The mayor says 'a Youth Council member will not vote at the highest level'.
Students complete challenge of the mind and body
Flaxmere students show teamwork and determination during the Longest Day Challenge.
Ruahine Animal Rescue: Dogs for adoption
To find out more, go to ruahineanimalrescue.co.nz or phone 020 488 7276.
Quick-thinking customers help police catch alleged knifepoint robber in 20 minutes
Two youths were arrested after the incident.
New site and new owner for CHB Toy Library
In just two hours, more than 70 toys were hired out.
Hawke's Bay Coffin Club celebrates 10 years of making coffins
Customise your coffin with the Hawke's Bay Coffin Club members. Video / Michaela Gower
Dream comes true for Hawke's Bay man with major prize win
The Hawke's Bay Rescue Helicopter Lottery winner thought he was being scammed.
Magpies swap rugby boots for gumboots to help Hawke’s Bay community
Rugby stars give back to the community that supports them so much.
Leaders work towards ensuring region 'fit' to handle projected expansion
The region's population will grow – housing, roading and infrastructure are the priority.
Homegrown talent set to shine at Boxing Day festival
A slew of homegrown and emerging talent will take to the stage in December.
Napier City Rovers aim high after rampant first-up National League win
Stunning start backs up Napier City Rovers' hopes of doing well in the National League.
John Tarlton talks with Louise Ward about baring his soul by publishing old love poems
'Writing love poetry is not for sissies.'
Three key ways to make sure you future-proof your bones
Ahuriri Pharmacist has tips and tricks to help you maintain healthy bones.
One slip and it was all over: Hawke's Bay's big race transferred to Te Rapa
When a horse slipped in Race 1 in Hastings on Saturday, it was the beginning of the end,
New national hockey league matches set for Napier
Big year for Hawke's Bay hockey as it prepares to host two games in a new competition.
Council starts 'process' to remove beach shelter
Council says the shelter has to come down as it breaches bylaws.
Meet Dan: Life-sized 'unicorn' up for auction
Dan the unicorn from Baazar Boutique is looking for a new home.
From Coonoor to Coonoor. Taking a trip off the beaten track
They were on a trip to India so they thought they'd see their community's namesake.
Officer cadets invade Central Hawke's Bay for Exercise Santici
Waipukurau emerged from winter to become a fictional South Pacific island.
Artist’s plea to recover stolen art which took 500 hours to sketch
The Napier artist says the stolen artworks are 'like a baby to me'.
CHB Mr Apple orchard bought by Craigmore
Craigmore Sustainables has announced the purchase of two apple orchards.
Anglers report great start to fishing season
In Hawke’s Bay, the Tukituki River saw good numbers of anglers.
Recognising employers that support their workers who are fire brigade volunteers
The partnership between employers and volunteer firefighters is based on mutual benefit.
We Solve Murders – Richard Osman (Penguin, $38.00)
Author Richard Osman is at it again with another murder mystery must-read.
Dannevirke Toy Library celebrates 40 years with birthday bingo bash
Dannevirke Toy Library celebrates its 40th birthday bash with a big bingo night.
New project aims to improve VHF, cell coverage after tragic fishing deaths
A new cell tower for Mahia Peninsula would cost about $1.5 million.