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A tranquil spot for healing
'What we manufacture here goes out to the world,' says Nic Parkes of Weleda Pharmacy.
Historic HB: Businessman had staff at his heart
Friends of William Blythe had a fountain erected in his memory in Clive Square.
1923 photograph captures newlyweds' departure
This photograph shows guests clustered around a car at Tauroa
Mystery of 'Mongrel Mob Thailand' sighting
A Mongrel Mob Thailand patch spotted in a Hastings park has sparked debate.
High Court endurance test ends in Napier: Now to await verdict
At least three people, other than the judge, lawyers and registrar, sat through every day
14th Art Hawke's Bay Exhibition opening in April
Artfully Yours opens on April 12 at the Community Arts Centre in Russell St, Hastings.
Aiming for a Crowded House - tickets still on sale for Napier gig
Crowded House are in town for two tour-ending concerts at Church Road this weekend.
Wanted man found by armed patrol
Police understood to be searching for man in Onekawa.
Putting seabirds at risk: Napier fisherman fined
The vessel was part of the Hawke's Bay Seafoods group.
'Testing fatigue': Investigation into Covid-19 failures at port
WorkSafe looking into concerns over compliance of non-Napier Port employees on-site.
Sarah Walker pedals in for Otane School BMX bike track opening
Track opens thanks to innovative kids and KidsCan $20,000 Cadbury Sports Grant.
HB Berry farmer desperate for pickers
Without enough pickers to help bring in the crop, Di Charlton of Hastings has been watching her berries rot on the vine. She talks to reporter Gianina Schwanecke. Video Warren Buckland.
Smash-and-grab raider makes off with up to $50,000 worth of jewellery
"I couldn't believe my eyes," the store owner said upon setting eyes on the robber.
Three new Covid cases in MIQ, guests' exercise trips halted
The head of managed isolation and the director general of health will address media.
Cook Islands travel bubble likely to begin in May
Ardern met with Cooks PM Mark Brown this afternoon, where the bubble was on the agenda.
Redundancies possible as Esk Valley Meats moves
Award-winning sausage maker moving into Onekawa premises of parent company Bay Cusine.
Volcanic island that sank off HB explored for first time
Bennett Knoll has never been seen before. And researchers struck scientific gold.
Graduates celebrate after last year's Covid cancellation
Parades of pride through Hastings
What should your partner do while you're in labour?
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about the partner's role during labour
CAB serving community for 50 years
The CAB has been working for positive social change for 50 years in an ever changing world
Review: The Art of Death by David Fennell
Louise Ward reviews The Art of Death by David Fennell
A Sideline View - Walking the Heaphy
Brenda Vowden writes about her first day walking the Heaphy Track with husband Ed
Women's Rest building's century of service celebrated
NZ's first purpose-built women's restrooms, it now houses the Heretaunga Women's Centre.
Racing: Richards now concentrating on rich Sydney carnival
A round up of the week's racing
Three giant wine bottles fetch $50K at Hawke's Bay charity auction
The Night of Us team is already in the planning stages for a 2022 event.
Biodiversity Hawke's Bay's day of education at Little Bush
Little Bush Reserve was the centre of a Biodiversity Hawke's Bay led event
The Big Easy returns with new route, after Covid cancellation
"This is anything but a race – The Big Easy is about fun, family and friends."
Looking back on a yo-yo year
Our decision to be vaccinated is a step towards bringing life back to normalcy.
EIT graduate Puti Clarke hopes to turn 'magic' into academic career
Social justice and degree go hand-in-glove
Music and dance event off to a flying start
MADE for a Cause Indian dance and music event back to wow at Toitoi with trapeze.
Porangahau father awaits judge's call on charge of assaulting daughter
Seven-month-old was found lifeless in her bed the morning of October 8, 2019.
Frontline workers get first vaccines in HB
Some 2000 healthcare workers will get the Covid-19 shot in the coming weeks.
Canny View: Seek second opinion on your financial health
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