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Hastings pushes closer to getting Māori wards, unanimous tautoko from committee
Four weeks of public consultation is required. The council has a month to do it.
Ahuriri seawall underpass opened after safety concerns
The underpass was opened by Tourism Minister Stuart Nash on Wednesday.
What the new national health body means for HB
'The kind of treatment we will get will no longer be determined by where we live.'
'No military payloads': Rocket Lab accused of breaking promise to Māhia locals
Rocket Lab losing support among Māhia locals?
Two injured after car crashes into house
Emergency services were called to the crash on Karamu Rd about 6.30pm on Tuesday.
Major health overhaul - All DHBs to be scrapped for one national authority
All of New Zealand's 20 District Health Boards will be replaced by one.
New build house for Flaxmere mother
A Flaxmere mother's wait for a house of her own is nearly finished. Amo Taite is excited about a new house to be built in a Tarbet Street development. Reporter Shannon Johnstone, Video Warren Buckland.
'Dream come true' for first-home buyers of new Flaxmere sections
After 46 years Amo Taite's home buyer dream is coming true
Shining a light on Hawke's Bay's stellar night sky
On the Bortle Scale, best night-sky views in Hawke's Bay can rate near the best - 2 or 3
Bags of bears - 4595 of them make for one massive fundraising
What do you call 4595 bears all in one place?
One-time Teresa Cormack murder suspect wins 33-year battle to clear name
Wrongly convicted Wayne Montaperto was jailed, bashed and deported, but kept fighting.
Hawke's Bay-based Chelsea legend condemns European Super League
Gary Locke made 272 appearances for Chelsea between 1971 and 1983.
Hastings man charged with assault after crashing into three parked cars
Police were called after reports of a car crashing into three parked cars.
HB orchardist fined again: We will replant trees if we have to
Orchardist says had he known path was being built, he'd have planted trees differently.
Live updates: Covid case at Auckland Airport 'was fully vaccinated'
Jacinda Ardern confirmed the case is a person who cleaned planes from high-risk countries.
Your guide to Anzac Day services in Hawke's Bay
This year's Anzac service looms as a special one for a long-standing Hawke's Bay reverend.
Watts up for challenge in SI rounds
"There was forestry, bush, open farmland paddocks ... a bit of everything really."
Stars align in Hawke's Bay coast rescue
The rescuers, experienced kayakers also, were in the right place at the right time
Police tight-lipped on Outlaws leader's killing
The last police statement on the Pandora homicide inquiry was more than a fortnight ago.
Matua and Whaea row: Te reo teaching titles allowed as school makes changes
"We've got to make the education system user friendly - it's not one shoes fits all."
Lollipops Hastings owner apologises for closure without warning
Lollipops Hastings permanently closed on Thursday due to a shortage of staff.
Two new Covid cases in MIQ as we burst the transtasman bubble
The Ministry of Health is due to release the latest Covid-19 case figures.
Hastings District Council could have Māori wards in time for 2022 election
Committee to make its recommendations to council on Wednesday as tight timeframe arrives.
Taekwondo trio lead weekly class
Special needs trio shared a dream of running classes for others.
Magnitude 3.7 earthquake strikes near Waipukurau, Hawke's Bay
A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Waipukurau around lunchtime on Monday.
Principal of 18 years leaves to take up Wellington post
Deputy principal Heather Wilkie will take over as acting principal.
Hastings councillor makes the most of Transtasman bubble opening
The first Hawke's Bay locals grabbed their passports and flew to Australia today
Napier City Rovers put seven past Petone
Napier City Rovers won 7-0 win against Petone on Sunday.
Thousands attend Hastings Osmanthus Gardens lantern festival
The festival celebrates Hastings' sister city relationship with Guilin in China.
Hurricanes to play Western Force at Napier's McLean Park
Bay fans get to watch the Hurricanes at home.
Man told to apologise to police for threats
A man who threatened two police officers has been told by a judge to apologise to them.
Whispers project uncovers art talents
Dannevirke Art Society's latest project has again revealed the huge talent of its members.
Dannevirke Theatre's 'Book Club' another Roger Hall classic
The play 'The book Club' is the first performance by the Dannevirke Theatre this year.