Worst sickness spread 'in 28 years': Hospital restricts maternity visitors as RSV threatens kids
Limited visiting in maternity, children's emergency units and others.
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Seven-vehicle smash by truck one of five Hawke's Bay crashes in five hours
Police have urged drivers to drive to the conditions.
Ute tell 'em: Hastings feebate protest organiser expects hundreds for 'bark-up'
Farmers are "sick of signing petitions and talking at dinner parties", Chris Miles says.
Kids got overdue library books? Hastings Libraries drops fees
Both Hastings and Napier libraries also have school holiday programmes running.
First Muslim JP sworn in
Three new JPs sworn in including first Muslim JP in Hawke's Bay
Craig Little: Three Waters reform marks the 'end of localism'
Water reform neglects iwi and communities.
Community planting time to dig in
Hinewai and Cam Ormsby grow native trees and have organised community planting days
WorkSafe probes Hastings workplace death
Police notified of apparent medical event at Longlands workplace.
Intermediate principal resigns after three-year mystery absence
The school's statutory manager couldn't explain why the principal had been absent.
Hawke's Bay butchery competition veteran slices into fifth national final
How fast could you break down a size 20 chicken, a whole pork leg, and a beef short loin?
Opinion: Middle NZ: Don't get sucked into answering silly questions online
It's hard to believe how quickly we have come to rely on being online.
Award-winning comedian to send up social media
Everyone needs to laugh, especially in these crazy times
The Hits: Organising my way to travel stress
Don't think I could take the stress of overseas travel just yet
Hinchco a cut above
Justin Hinchco, Flaxmere New World, Lower North Young Butcher of the Year regional winner.
Teen novel set in post-Covid like future
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Violet Black, set in a post-Covid future
Options for intervention during childbirth
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about different types of birth intervention
'Treat it like it's Covid': Mum fighting for daughter's life as RSV soars
A Napier mum is terrified of losing her four-month-old daughter who is in ICU with RSV.
Covid-19: Mariners isolating offshore after two test positive
Health officials say the situation represents a low risk to public health.
Oilfish a surprise catch for Hawke's Bay fisherman
The swordfish stayed away, but there were still bluenose, hapuka ... and an oilfish.
Car rolls on State Highway 50, south of Tikokino
Firefighters had to cut a hole to free her from the four-wheel drive.
Napier foodbanks set to benefit from generous shoppers
"We are hoping by the time the campaign ends to get to 1000 cans."
Name suppression continues for pair accused of serious assault on 4-year-old
A man and woman charged over the assault of a 4-year-old Flaxmere have yet to plead.
Gang member arrested after shooting incident
Man charged with committing a dangerous act, with the intent to cause grievous harm.
Live updates: One new Covid case in MIQ today
The new case arrived in New Zealand from the Philippines via Singapore on June 19.
The new Moeraki? Storm uncovers unique rocks on Hawke's Bay beach
Hawke's Bay's own boulders with tourism potential have burst into view after a storm.
Man told to make his own choices in relationship
Man in Dannevirke District Court told he is responsible for his choices
Convoy of stolen Mazda Demios sparks night of drama in Hawke's Bay
"We have been aware of social media encouraging the taking of motor vehicles."
Freeze pinpointed as cause of at least one crash as temperatures sink
The vehicle slid out and hit a light truck travelling in the opposite direction.
Watch: Dashcam horror - 'He wasn't going to stop for anything'
'He would've been going more than 100 [km/h] as he approached the corner.'
Nominations open for memorial award
Wackrow Memorial Youth award nominations are open
'Too much hassle': Hotel ends emergency housing despite earning $1.5m
"They were causing too much disruption - damage to rooms."
Gregor Paul: How the return of Brodie Retallick will boost the All Blacks
It will feel a little nostalgic to see Whitelock and Retallick clanking around together.
NZ's meth crisis: The rural towns bearing the brunt
Wastewater data obtained by the Herald provides a stark view of our national drug problem.