Regional Council issue wet wood warning in Hawke's Bay
HBRC says while cheaper, purchasing wet wood will cost in the long run.
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Equestrians warming up for Olympics
Claire's efforts have attracted huge support from businesses and individuals
Support of MidCentral iwi 'crucial' to Covid vaccinations
Māori and iwi health providers were among the first at tier 2 to get the Covid-19 shots.
Getting into the spirit - Young Hawke's Bay man selling the country's best gins and vodkas online
"I ended up trading the domain for that name for a case of wine."
Anzac Day concert back on the programme
The Anzac Day concert hosted by the Dannevirke Community Board is back on again this year.
New-look children's circus coming to Toitoi
The show is due to take place at Functions on Hastings in Toitoi on April 29.
Hastings exhibition 'Flirting with Form' includes local seniors work
Many of the artists attending the workshops have not had experience of making gallery art
Waterspout and thunderstorm caused Napier's Ocean Spa to evacuate bathers
Ocean Spa bathers were made to evacuate the pools because of lightning and a waterspout.
Passengers enjoy Glenbrook Vintage Railway train trip
Over 280 people travelled by train from Napier/Hastings to Dannevirke
Karamū Stream 'an absolute shocker'
The Karamū stream, our Karamū is one of the most polluted waterways in Hawke's Bay
New swimming Pool pet to make big splash
Pahiatua and Districts should have a 12-month heated, indoor pool
'Admin oversight' leads to closure of Takitimu shops
Seafood off the menu at Takitimu shops after compliance oversight
Scanpower retirees loved their job
Three Scanpower employees retired on Friday April 9.
Finding card owner a tough job
I could phone the bank – not the closed local branch but the head honcho
Hawke's Bay prison inmates to defend kapa haka title
All 18 prisons in New Zealand will be invited to perform kapa haka for judges.
Tararua Silviculture making logs valuable
Clearwood for logging, making it valuable for the harvest crop - Tararua Silviculture Ltd.
Becoming increasingly connected in Tararua
New Cellphone Towers commissioned in Tararua.
Water spout forms off Napier coast as city drenched
A water spout has formed off the coast of Napier.
Pleas awaited in Napier's West Quay shooting aftermath
Interim named suppression continues
Possum blamed for power outage south of Hastings
Possum guards do the trick normally and failures like it are now "very rare".
Man in critical condition after being hit by vehicle in Taradale
A man is in a critical condition after being hit by a car in Taradale on Wednesday.
Shearing title holder bounces back from Covid layoff
A good week for Hawke's Bay at national shearing champs: four wins
Covid-infected MIQ guard lied to boss about regular tests: PM
More than 130,000 Covid vaccine doses have now been administered in NZ.
Nash apologises for branding knitting Act MP a 'nutter' on radio show
"If this is what Nash says in public, I can't imagine what he says in private."
Hawke's Bay students organise Anzac commemoration for 1500 people
"It's about showing students that it is important to commemorate the fallen."
Napier op shop supporting Waiheke penguins
An op-shop in Greenmeadows is helping penguins and native birds in Waiheke Island.
Green growth in Hastings stream not cause of fish deaths
Green surface growth in the Awahou stream is not the cause of mysterious fish deaths.
Local Focus: Raw Napier jokes bring raw comedy success
Warning - some of this comedy really is "raw".
'Miracle you didn't kill someone': Drunk driver was six times over limit
A man escaped a jail term when he appeared for sentence in court for drink-driving.
Government to ban live animal exports from 2023
Agriculture Minister Damien O'Connor made the announcement this morning.
Napier live export protesters 'stoked' with ban announcement
She said the two-year transition period was "bittersweet"
Emotional graduation ceremony for Cactus students
Cactus students graduated from their course at an emotional ceremony on Saturday.
Community feedback on care of babies sought
MidCentral DHB is wanting community feedback about the early care of families and babies.