Thousands attend Hastings Osmanthus Gardens lantern festival
The festival celebrates Hastings' sister city relationship with Guilin in China.
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Hurricanes to play Western Force at Napier's McLean Park
Bay fans get to watch the Hurricanes at home.
Whispers project uncovers art talents
Dannevirke Art Society's latest project has again revealed the huge talent of its members.
Man told to apologise to police for threats
A man who threatened two police officers has been told by a judge to apologise to them.
Dannevirke Theatre's 'Book Club' another Roger Hall classic
The play 'The book Club' is the first performance by the Dannevirke Theatre this year.
Pukaha Forest to be gifted to the nation
Historic gifting of the 942ha Pūkaha Forest to the people of Aotearoa .
Tararua sheep and beef farm named Business of the Year
Award winning farm field day on May 6.
Artist flags to fly at bridge celebrating ANZAC Day
Artist flags to fly at bridge - celebrating peace, horses and ANZAC Day.
Hawke's Bay dog champs worth the trip for one-shot winner
Recognised champions won most of the titles - but there was still room for an outsider.
Week of mostly fine weather expected for Hawke's Bay
The rest of the week will be mainly fine, with average autumn temperatures.
Four taken to Hawke's Bay Hospital after three separate crashes on Saturday
Emergency services responded to three crashes on Saturday
ACC calls for caution after 78,378 injury claims in Hawke's Bay in 2020
A new "Preventable" campaign is urging people to "take a moment" as injury costs mount.
Big wins for Hastings, Taradale in Nash Cup rugby
The competition is heating up in the Nash Cup and other grades in Hawke's Bay
Student-led Taradale Anzac commemoration in pictures
The Taradale District Schools' Spirit of Anzac Commemoration was well attended on Friday.
Hawke's Bay club rugby results
All the results from Saturday's club rugby in Hawke's Bay
Biker preps for overseas comp 18 months after breaking back
Brook Macdonald suffered a broken back in 2019. Now he's off to Europe to compete again.
Project gauges state of kaimoana with live monitoring
A new online monitoring system will show the real-time condition of Ahuriri's marine life.
Hastings and Taradale in box-seat for finals rematch
The two top teams last year are now shaping-up for rematch in this ear's first round final
Historic HB: Duke charms the crowds
Prince Philip's interest in young people and his knack for humorous remarks were evident.
Bay artist captures drought conditions
In the 1940s, artists were grappling with international modernism
First transtasman bubble flight: Welcome friends and whānau
The personal stories and moments of reunification will tug at our heartstrings
Beat the burnout with sensible decisions
Many people turn to shopping as a coping mechanism
Will new speed limit make SH5 safer?
Lack of investment on roads is the big issue, not driver behaviour.
Planning the Hawke's Bay Show - 'royal' or otherwise
Hawke's Bay A and P Show 2021 to be a "strong provincial show".
A Sideline View - Lewis Hut to Katipo Creek
Brenda Vowden reports on day four of the Heaphy Track Lewis to Katipo
Bay-based Tall Black challenges the haters with colourful manicure
Ethan Rusbatch is hoping to silence the haters on and off the court.
Fine Feathers raising funds for Waiheke penguins
Fine Feathers op shop team leader Marion Waterland of Napier talks about how she helps Waiheke Island penguins.
Rugby player's season ends early in ban for abusing the ref
Rugby union hopes the message is getting through to coaches, players and supporters
Hawke's Bay basketball player loves his painted nails
Ethan Rusbatch, Hawks professional basketball player has his finger nails painted by a Napier salon. Video Warren Buckland.
Flaxmere development to add 76 lots to Waingākau Village
Roading infrastructure to unlock the 76 lots will begin at the end of the month.
Where did it come from? Mystery plastic pieces found along Hawke's Bay beach
Mysterious orange plastic has washed up on Clifton Beach
What to pack in your labour bag
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about what to pack in your bag for labour
Let your children find their artistic side
CAN has a number of activities available for the holidays plus exhibition space