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Dig your own grave 'ghastly murder' appeal tossed out
Meth dealer hit, stabbed, told to dig own grave, but killer tried to appeal his sentence.
Husky vanishes, alleged culprit fails to deliver her back
An Napier Man's beloved husky named Lovita has been stolen from his car.
Regan Judd, champion fruitgrower
The 25-year-old T&G Global orchard foreman also won the 2019 edition of the competition.
Social media storm: Safety works in streets should be applauded, not derided
Tom Parker Ave, Morse and Herrick Streets are grateful for safer streets.
Police investigate after 'suspicious' hedge fire in Hastings
Emergency services were called to the fire in Parkvale about 11.45pm on Saturday.
Man arrested following firearms incident in Te Awa, Napier
Police were called to the incident in Te Awa, Napier, about 4am on Sunday.
Three Long Weekend crashes in Hawke's Bay
Smoke from a suspected burn-off caused visibility issues along SH2, resulting in a crash.
Safety warning after long weekend fires
A family friend is organising collection of items to help the family of four.
Crash on Central Hawke's Bay highway as burnoff smoke chokes road
Footage on social media suggested the road was choked in smoke for several kilometres.
Smoke from burn-off leads to crash on SH2 in Ōtāne
Smoke on a highway has resulted in a two-vehicle crash in central Hawke's Bay today.
Falcon swoops to rejoin Hawke's Bay Magpies
The former Magpies, NZ Under-20 and Chiefs first five is excited about his 2021 return.
Meaty and memorable speech from PM
Her communication skills are sublime as is her political nose.
Exhibition put Waipawa in the spotlight
Ephemera is something intended to last once the occasion for which it was made, is over.
Hospitality in crisis as students choose trades instead
Hawke's Bay's hospitality scene is booming, with fears current staff will suffer burnout.
Iconic Wattie's sign's maker stunned it's still standing 60 years on
From the front of a can of baked beans to a 12-metre sign above the Wattie's factory ...
The lesser-known link between investment and return
A shining example of this virtuous circle is cloud-based accountancy software firm Xero
Armed Offenders Squad raids houses after shooting injures one in Wairoa
One person has gone to hospital with gunshot wounds and a loaded firearm's been found.
YES students design body wash tablets, ditching plastic bottle waste
Piper Body is a group of Taradale High students inventing body wash tablets.
'She is not scared of anything': Mum says of daughter
Ani-Moana swallowed a battery when she was two years which left a hole in her esophagus.
Labour announce funding for schools
Three Hawke's Bay Maori boarding schools will benefit from Labour announcing a 20 million dollar funding package. Reporter Sahiban Hyde/Video Warren Buckland
New data: Napier-Taupō Rd would take up to 11 minutes longer to travel if 80km/h limit added
Travel time increase if SH5 speed proposal lowered is now up to 11 minutes.
Rugby: Big chance for Hawke's Bay Magpies hopefuls to shine
About 30 players are unavailable, and a squad of 32 has been chosen for Monday's game
Iona College and Napier Boys' High School feel the spirit of Shakespeare
Iona College and Napier Boys' High School perform the Bard's plays
Hawke's Bay rockquest finalists announced
The regional finals are due to take place at the Napier Municipal Theatre on June 12.
Govt to inject $20m funds to four Māori boarding schools
Māori ministers talk about $20m going towards Māori boarding schools.
Judge rules $36,715 found under pillow is 'tainted'
Man had claimed money was given to him to support his fight against cancer.
Three Waters: Historic change is coming
Are Three Water reforms the end of local government as we know it?
Voices soar at Big Sing competition at Toitoi
Secondary school students from 20 choirs around Hawke's Bay performed.
Man who stole extinct huia bird from museum jailed
The last confirmed sighting of live huia was in 1907 in the Tararua ranges.
Covid-19: One new case in MIQ, none in the community
The new border case arrived from the Philippines via Singapore on June 2.
Hastings man wrecks parking meters for the sake of $69 in coins
"It was an incredibly stupid thing to do."