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Postponed concert dates for two Kiwi music groups
With the recent change in Covid-19 alert levels, many concerts have been rescheduled.
'By the skin of our teeth': Triple Peaks runs ahead just hours before alert level 2 announcement
The Triple Peaks event managed to run smoothly, hours before the Bay was back in level 2.
NZ's luckiest Lotto store strikes again - four times in one night
Four of five winning Hawke's Bay tickets were purchased from Unichem Stortford Lodge.
'He just fell to the ground': Napier nightclub owner stunned as worker shot outside bar
"I'm still in shock... an innocent friend just doing his job to support his family, shot."
Two men shot in Napier drive-by
Two men, one of them a Napier nightclub staff member, were attacked in a drive-by shooting outside a bar in West Quay. Video / Supplied / Chris Hyde
Police officer in hospital after being hit by stolen vehicle at Havelock North checkpoint
Officer taken to hospital in moderate condition with leg injuries.
Police carrying guns after Napier drive-by injures two, say there is gang link
"I was in shock, like I couldn't move. I was just trying to hide myself somewhere."
Alert level 2: Hawke's Bay's cancellations, postponements and closures
Splash Planet is closed, and the Puketapu Fair is off.
Covid-19: One new case in managed isolation
There is one new case of Covid-19 in managed isolation - but none in the community.
The fresh face of Zinc Cafe
Lisa's vision includes local employment and a thriving community meeting place
'Chunk of wood' has a lot to say for itself
A seemingly simple piece of wood signals the start of the New Zealand land-grab wars.
3 years on a yoga mat: Mum's fight to get son a classroom chair
Zayden had to lie on the classroom floor "like a baby at a daycare centre" till he was 10.
Mike Williams: Myanmar reminds us how lucky NZ is
In recent weeks we've pause to examine our own democracy with Māori wards.
Rugby star seeks place on Hawke's Bay union board
She's promising not to put the boots back on this year.
'It's visible and causes harm to communities': Police on gang violence
New operation to target firearms had one of the first big wins in Hawke's Bay this week.
No comb over for Comber
Chris Comber head of finance for the HBDHB had his hair cut off for an Acorn Project fundraiser. Video Warren Buckland
Mangatainoka grandstand fire accused on the run
The town thought the offender had got away with it - but now he's run away.
Hawke's Bay company fined $38,500 for illegal odour discharge
Hawke's Bay Protein Ltd pleaded guilty in Napier District Court on Friday.
Want to help others? St John is seeking volunteers
Dannevirke St John needs volunteers for its First Response Group or the shuttle service.
Royal New Zealand Ballet comes to Hastings Intermediate
Tutus on Tour for Schools made a stop at Hastings Intermediate on Friday.
Hastings' fluoride expected to start flowing again in 2022
Government plans to put fluoride authority into hands of District Health Boards.
Sale of new Fantasy Cave site finalised
Dannevirke Fantasy Cave Board has completed its first major step toward its new premises.
The number one cut: Hawke's Bay DHB's head of finance has his silky mop chopped
HBDHB's Chris Comber has his first haircut in over a year in aid of the Acorn Project.
Safety first: Alarms being introduced for Hawke's Bay DHB community workers
Hawke's Bay DHB rolling out personal safety alarms to community workers.
Fruitful future: Helen Clark's optimism for Hawke's Bay amid a global crunch
"Hawke's Bay can feel really good with where it sits in the country and with the world."
Young HB eight claim championship glory at nationals
Ex-Hawke's Bay rower and sculler Tom Mackintosh has been named Men's Rower of the Year.
Picking wages on the rise? $130 offered per bin in Hawke's Bay
Picking wages may be on the rise - $130 offered per bin.
How this farmer survived a tough season
"I've told people who sent me feed-if they're ever short,I'm ready to return the favour."
'We can enjoy the water again': Lake Tūtira swimming ban lifted
Permanent swimming ban for Lake Tūtira lifted by Hawke's Bay Regional Council.
Kaweka Health appoints surgical director, starts recruitment drive
A worldwide recruitment drive is under way to select clinical staff for Kaweka Health.
'It looked like wheels sticking up': Car in water turns out to be log
From 200 metres away Coastguard skipper Henry van Tuel thought it looked ominous.
Napier business upset at cancellation of Art Deco Festival
"Only one or two actually sent us an email to say they thought we should have waited."