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Road crew like clockwork
I'm looking forward to seeing the end result of the street makeover.
Napier Pottery Club's remarkable comeback after the floods
The November floods have proven to have a silver lining for this busy pottery club.
Husband inspired singer to take to the stage
I played in most of the school bands and sang in the choir
Bug Week & Other Stories by Airini Beautrais
Louise Wardini reviews Bug Week & Other Stories by Airini Beautrais
Water births our aquatic past
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about water births
Dog day afternoon at daycare
Doggy Farmstay has added Doggy Daycare after numbers dropped during lockdown.
Vespa comes home
After searching for years Kim Wright is very happy to have her precious Vespa scooter back home in Hastings. Reporter Sahiban Hyde/Video Warren Buckland
Highway congestion in Hawke's Bay as large Mongrel Mob tangi rolls through
Hundreds of gang members have attended a large Mongrel Mob tangi in Hawke's Bay.
Watch: Air NZ passenger removed from flight after refusing to wear mask
"We had to return to the terminal and get security on board to remove her."
Norfolk pine set for haircut after lightning strike
Marine Parade will be closed southbound from 7am to 10am on Thursday.
'Very common': Idea to rebrand remote Hawke's Bay highway as 'UFO alley'
"The locals need to profit from this ongoing phenomena."
Western Force in Napier for Hurricanes clash
The Hurricanes will be arriving in Hawke's Bay on Thursday morning.
Long-tail bats coming home to roost, calls for care when tree felling
A survey's under way to find out just how many of them there are in Hawke's Bay.
Two MIQ Covid cases; New restrictions in Melbourne amid growing outbreak
As Victoria records new cases of Covid, our ministry is warning travellers to be prepared.
Hawke's Bay horticultural supplier: The idea that overseas labour is cheap is wrong
Nash said low pay and poor working conditions are to blame for lack of Kiwi workers.
New EIT outdoor programme offering opportunities for thrill-seekers
A new and free EIT Outdoor and Adventure Education programme is starting this July.
Rangitane hold first Kakahu-Korowai graduation
Manda thanked Rangitane for giving her the opportunity to teach her skills
Stolen classic Vespa's owner never gave up hope
For three years the search proved fruitless. Then Kim Wright heard the "jungle drums".
Snow for South Island, 'risks' for rest of NZ, as 'big low' looms
The southeasterly will bring snow to the South Island and dry spells for the West Coast.
Farmers' Market offers best of fresh outdoors throughout the winter
Martin said the Waikoko Gardens is seen as the "home" of the market.
Car crashes into bank on SH50, Hawke's Bay
They were called to the crash on State Highway 50 about 4.20pm.
Play centre finally reopens after floods
Children back playing at the centre after extensive repairs completed
'Signing the death warrant': Budget day ends in tears for Hastings families
Hastings mother Rachel Shaw said the Budget was "another nail in the coffin for us".
Hawke's Bay swells set to kick up as high as 5m as storm creates risk of coastal flooding
"The combination of the big swell and the king tide could mean coastal inundation."
'Definitely the happiest': Hawke's Bay Special Olympics footballers close in on their goal
"Even with the goalkeeper busy with the laces, we still couldn't score."
The Flaxmere fence-painting family making passers-by smile
The Price family had a simple thought - they're allowed to paint the fence, so why not?
Woman claims inquiry into the death of her Hastings daughter 'unfinished'
Coroner says no link between medication change and woman's death.
Four new Covid cases in MIQ, all travellers from India
All four of today's cases travelled from India, via Qatar.
Menzshed garage sale has something for everyone
Napier 'shedders' have been involved in numerous fix-up and community projects since 2014.
Moa femur found in Hawke's Bay may be 700 years old
The moa probably weighed 35kg and was about 1m tall.
Renewables crucial for carbon-neutral future
I agree with John Carnegie that natural gas has to play a role as backup
A life saved, to save others: The 'complete 360' of Dallas Adams
"They trust me because they know I've been through it all. I feel validated."