'Very discouraging': Two Napier antique stores broken into on same day
The offenders took off with valuables and police set up a cordon.
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Air Force medic finds dream job with Hawke's Bay Helicopter Rescue
A local woman returns home from the Air Force to join the team in her dream job.
Police on the hunt for ‘Waipawa prowler’
Police ask anyone seeing suspicious activity to phone 111.
Big spike in leptospirosis cases in flooded areas
Of the 171 cases, 39 were in Hawke’s Bay in areas cyclone-affected.
Wairoa rugby - finally a day in the sun, even though it was wet
Wairoa hosted all three Poverty Bay rugby championship finals.
Teenage dream? Two students working on courier company that delivers packages in one hour
Two talented Hawke's Bay teens think they can plug a big gap in the market.
Celebrating our kaumātua - Matariki luncheon in their honour
The luncheon is an annual event organised around Matariki.
Calf day preparation, entertaining your calves and winning the red ribbon
It takes a lot of time and effort to train a winning calf.
Time to get prepared for calf rearing
The calf-rearing period covers from birth to 12 weeks.
Songs and Santa in the city for Midwinter Xmas
Napier's CBD was a hive of activity despite inclement weather.
Roadworks on SH3, Trust House announces $130 million investment
News in brief from around Tararua District.
The crash, the help and the horse: An 83-year-old’s Wairoa flood survival story
In her 83 years, she'd only ridden three times, falling off each time. But not this time.
Proposed animal bylaw means new rules for cats
New requirements for cats are proposed under keeping animals bylaw
Pahīatua shop takes on new owner and new lease on life
The renovations of a shop in Pahīatua created quite a buzz around town.
Museum curios: what’s the story behind these shields?
Dannevirke's Gallery of History has been given some curious items.
Home & Lifestyle Show returns to Palmy
More than 230 businesses will be at the Central Energy Trust Arena from July 19-21.
Taradale triumph in penalty-heavy Maddison Trophy final
It's the champions' third cup title in four years.
Hawke's Bay Regional Council says growers' call to pause water consents creates environmental risk
Growers warn of harm to the region if a pause on new water consents does not remain.
'Unsettled': Showery spells set for Hawke's Bay this week
There will be some dry spells and normal winter temperatures.
Iconic Eskdale property over three decades: Lavender farm to doggy daycare to cyclone
'People used to wind their windows down when they went past when it was all in bloom.'
Lotto Powerball jackpot goes unstruck, rolls over to $17m for Wednesday draw
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Young musician set his sights on the big stage and won gold
Gabriel Rodrigues returns from the Los Angeles competition with a golden reward.
Solicitor-General declines police request to lay human trafficking charges against Hawke’s Bay man
Police believed they may have uncovered a migrant exploitation ring.
Family thrived on adventures exploring Ormondville - From the MTG
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Stake races on the cards for Hastings sprinter Wewillrock
A round-up of the week's racing.
Nick Stewart: Your biggest investment does not have to be housing
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METcALfe Art sisters creating art to the beat of their own drum
Metcalfe is their maiden name and the caps spell Metal which is what their art is about.
'I don't have any regrets': Solo mum of quadruplets plus one speaks on life after death of husband
Joanne Wills, mother of quadruplets, is grateful for the support after her husband died.
Mum of 5 toddlers chats to Hb Today
Joanne Wills mum of 5 toddlers including quadruplets sits down to chat with Hawke's Bay Today reporter James Pocock
Hefty costs order leaves sour taste in mouth of anti-fluoridation group
Court case was in the public interest - campaigners says costs ruling 'really unfair'.
Wairoa floods: Over 50 families and residents apply for temporary housing
The housing service opened on Tuesday for affected people.