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A great leader has fallen
Annie was a very humble person who preferred to "do the mahi" and never sought accolades.
NZSO festival coming to Napier's Municipal Theatre
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's Immerse 2021 festival will run from April 16 to 18.
F1 needs a Hamilton-Verstappen battle, starting in Bahrain
Like most international sports, F1 will carry on despite the Covid pandemic
Roger Moroney: Who is watching you read this?
I have no issues with CCTV and security cameras
Bloomfield's deputy worked 127 days straight to contain Covid
Her days consisted of working, eating, washing and sleeping on repeat.
Covid in Hawke's Bay one year on
One year after Covid hit Hawke's Bay Keriana Brooking Chief Executive Officer at the HBDHB and Nick Jones the HBDHB's medical officer talk with Gianina Schwanecke about their experiences. Video Warren Buckland.
Letters to Lindy 41 years after baby death
This year is the 41st anniversary of the death of Azaria Chamberlain
Ngāti Kahungunu hosts Easter Egg Hunt April
Ngati Kahungunu hosts Easter Egg Hunt April 4.
Colour and character at Tararua Bird Club Table Show
Look for colour and character at Tararua Bird Club Table Show April 4.
Dannevirke prime sheep sale prices still buoyant
Nearly 1600 sheep were up for sale at Dannevirke on March 18.
Time to feast on figs
"We don't irrigate, spray or fertilise so our crop is very much dependant on the weather
Tararua businesses attract crowds at Central Districts Field Days
Tararua businesses attract crowds at Central Districts Field Days.
Hawke's Bay youngsters take on Tough Kid challenge
Kids from years 3-6 complete a track with 22 obstacles.
Marty a shining star in education
Martin (Marty) Richter teacher from Dannevirke High School graduated with a Diploma.
Dannevirke products head to Chathams
A container of aluminium joinery made in Dannevirke is heading to the Chathams Islands.
Big rigs set to wow at Mangatainoka
Big rigs will take centre stage at Tui Brewery on Sunday at a Truck Stop Show and Shine.
Beginning of the end for pokies? Napier mayor places side-bet on new form of charitable funding
Council will also look at its own relationships with gaming funding.
A & A Auto Works for panel beating and spray painting
'A & A Auto Works' in Dannevirke, brings 26 years of experience and knowledge.
Infected MIQ worker 'low risk', sport stars in line for early vaccines
Olympic athletes will automatically qualify for early vaccines, Govt confirms.
Drive-by shooting leads to raft of charges
Interim name suppression continues for a man charged jointly over shooting.
Growers gather to discuss Cosmic Crisp apples
The WA 38 tree is very productive with medium/large fruit
Emotional scenes as pou unveiled at Hastings schools
Two pou created by carver Nathan Foote from one log unveiled at two Hastings schools.
Students settle into leadership roles
Totara College and Dannevirke High School student leaders are settling into their roles.
Open day simply the best
Guests contributed to the $600 plus donation to the Napier Family Centre.
Threads of Life a tapestry of emotions
This will be a theatre experience like no other
EIT graduation to celebrate 'successful' 2020 academic year
Graduates poised for big ceremony.
'He'd been out for several days': Hunter and dog rescued from mountains
More hunters are expected for 2021 roar, after last year's season was cancelled.
Hawke's Bay Police's burnout blitz: 176 vehicles impounded in three months
Police say it sends a strong message about consequences of reckless and unsafe driving.
Wyn Drabble: Sad about the looming loss of Latin
The grasp I have of English, imperfect as it still may be, I owe to my study of Latin.
Two remain in hospital after head-on SH2 crash, Waipawa
Two men remain in hospital, one in serious condition, after a head-on crash near Waipawa.
Watch: Truck driver's 'heart in mouth' overtaking move caught on video
Driver says she will remember the hair-raising moment until the day she dies.
The kids will teach you a thing or two at the supermarket
She told the class "our bodies are not designed to have junk food".