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There may be showers, but these are a "blip in the radar" compared to rest of NZ.
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Police crackdown on illegal hunting after firearms seized near Wairoa
Firearms and hunting equipment were seized in the Wharerata Forest.
Stolen cannabis plants among 80 reported burglaries in Napier
There were 80 burglaries reported to police throughout Napier in March.
How a Hastings carpet cleaning franchise went worldwide
From an old station wagon to four vans within a year, Chem-Dry had a rapid NZ expansion.
Live: New Covid case - another hotel worker tests positive, four new locations of interest
The latest case is the third Grand Millennium worker to test positive recently.
Hawke's Bay's Hot Cross Bun Vodka sells out in one day
Easter vodka by The National Distillery Company proves a hit.
Haumoana past pupils and community celebrate school centenary
The celebrations were attended by hundreds.
Community groups benefit from board funding
Tararua groups will receive more than $10,000 in grants from Dannevirke Community Board.
Entries open for 2021 Hawke's Bay Export Awards
Entries close on June 8, with the awards dinner to be held on July 29.
Masters research an outlet to share expertise in te ao Māori
It was always Mereaera's goal to write a research thesis.
Couple craft indigenous art with special meaning
Both Addie and Hoani are self taught.
Huia theft accused back in court
Two men charged with the theft of a huia bird were further remanded in Dannevirke court.
Young men embark on lifetime goal
Several fine young people have been preparing to embark on their lifetime goal.
A Sideline View - from Saxon to Lewis
Reporter Brenda Vowden tramps from the Saxon Hut to Lewis Hut on the Heaphy Track, day 3.
Dannevirke Host Lions act as Easter Bunnies for elderly
It's an Easter tradition for the area's senior citizens.
Trucks impress the crowds at Tui Brewery
Tui Truck Stop Show & Shine - Tui Brewery was the place to be on Sunday, March 28.
Shakespeare comedy hits stage at Taradale High School
Taradale High School's production this year is Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.
First ever IronMāori half marathon held in Napier
"There were people of all shapes, sizes and ages... which is what IronMāori is all about"
Classic autumn weather for humid Hawke's Bay
A few showers to open what will be a muggy week with temperatures in the mid-20s.
Six ships, six weeks: Live export protests in Napier ramp up
"We are not going to give up on those cows."
Napier en vogue: locals strut their stuff in fashion parade
The streets of Napier became a fashion runway featuring local businesses and local models.
Covid-19: No new community cases, three in MIQ; new location of interest
An Auckland bakery is now a new location of interest, linked to an infected MIQ worker.
Kiwi Walk & Run draws visitors and Hawke's Bay locals alike
Hundreds hit the courses behind the Church Road Winery in Taradale.
Talking Point: A new regional park for Ahuriri?
Can we afford to not create an Ahuriri Regional Park?
Hawke's Bay plagued by wasps this autumn
Working outdoors in HB carries an extra warning with increased numbers of wasps noted.
Tamatea send a message in Nash Cup
Tamatea sit second in their pool after the 33-12 win in round two of club rugby.
'Back to the future': Hōhepa glass milk bottling plant dedicated by minister
The comeback of the milkman may soon be a reality at Hōhepa.
Covid-19 update: No cases in community, 10 in MIQ
The update comes four days after an MIQ security guard tested positive for the virus.
The complex history of Pā Kōwhai
Pā Kōwhai was strategically situated on the 'main trunk line'
School suspensions, stand-downs on sharp rise before Covid
One HB school had 136 suspensions in three years. A principal says help is needed.
Racing: Bay connections get to celebrate with On The Bubbles
A round up of the week's racing
Outstanding entries in beer and cider awards
The number of seltzers and fruit ciders entered, reflects the changing consumer tastes