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Too many bureaucrats spoil the roads
Too many bureaucrats and consultants paid to exert effort to achieve little
No new Covid cases, 400 travellers to NZ exposed to infected passenger
A breach at Brisbane Airport has prompted a fresh warning for passengers arriving in NZ.
Hawke's Bay whistleblower chalks up 200th game
Sheldon Eden-Whaitiri is a breath of whistling fresh air.
In pictures: The iconic autumn colours of Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay is the best place in NZ to experience autumn. These photos show why.
Hawks ready for 2021 tip-off as their big man lands
A 2018 Hawks star returns to the nest ahead of Sunday's match against the Rams
Online shopping in Hawke's Bay up 30 per cent in a year, NZ Post hires more staff
Covid forced the older generation to embrace online shopping. They're not stopping now.
116 times in 5 years: DHB's calls to police, Oranga Tamariki over suspected child abuse
"Our staff should be recognised for the difference they make to those kids."
Haumoana seawall could increase value of houses by 40 per cent, estate agent says
One $600k council decision is set to turn the tide on some of NZ's riskiest real estate.
Woman seriously injured in crash 'swerved' motorbike to avoid object on road
Emergency services were called to a serious crash on SH2, near Nuhaka, on Friday morning.
Ahuriri Estuary tides coming through seawall
Council takes a spray from cycleway users over underpass water problems.
Suspicious fire at Woodville School
The car appeared to have been parked beside the building and then set alight.
Talking Point: Unanswered questions over Hawke's Bay's highway speed reductions
Waka Kotahi NZTA advocates speed limits; but our roads need money spent on them.
Reform from the inside: 'Not every gang member is a criminal'
They've both served time behind bars - now two gang members are focused on helping others.
Slow down and smell the scents of autumn
Run at the legal limits, no more and no less, and all will be well
'Degrading': Family's maddening search for rental home
Each time the Haira whanau think they've found a home, the rug's pulled from under them.
Notorious junction in spotlight as driver charged over crash
A woman suffered multiple injuries in the crash near the Richmond Rd / Mill Rd junction.
Gladys Mary care home receives Covid vaccination
The care home had positive Covid-19 cases last year
Napier council looks at how to keep gem in city
Debate over the future of the Faraday Centre kicks off at the city council table.
The duffel bag moved: Cat found alive in Napier church backyard hailed as 'miracle'
Hallelujah's staunch face says it all - she doesn't forget those who've wronged her.
Three new Covid cases in MIQ, two from Pakistan before travel restriction started
Two of the three new cases came from Pakistan before travel restriction took effect.
Try fair trade for a day: Napier Trade Aid shop
Napier Trade Aid is celebrating World Fair Trade Day and has an anti-slavery petition
Covid's breath of hope for Hawke's Bay's Triple Crown Spring races
Plans are for Hawke's Bay's biggest horse race to kick into Hawke's Bay Show Week.
Coastal 'poster boy' of Hawke's Bay climate change rapt at seawall
Haumoana residents pleased over seawall decision to shore-up coastal homes
John Jenkins: Popsy has a special place in derby history
Popsy went on to be a prolific broodmare.
Traffic 'nightmare' feared as road shuts for safety upgrade
"It's amazing how many near-misses I see."
Hawke's Bay man convicted of slavery appeals sentence and conviction
Joseph Matamata was convicted last July
'Junk maths': NZTA slammed over '1 minute delay' to justify speed limit drop
An 83km journey lowered by 20km/h - is that really just a one-minute delay?
Free wrestling academy opening for Hastings kids
Eric Flores says learning martial arts was a "game changer" for him
'Come home safely' message at workers' memorial day in Napier
Port operations stopped to enable staff to get to the Workers Memorial commemoration.