No new community cases of Covid, 'no need' to raise alert level
Half of all Papatoetoe High School students have been retested - all negative so far.
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Lightseekers by Femi Kayode
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews crime novel Lightseekers by Femi Kayode.
Hawke's Bay Orchestra to perform fundraiser at Napier church
Hawke's Bay Orchestra will perform at St Paul's Presbyterian Church on March 14.
Help not punishment sought over family harm cases
Help rather than punishment was the outcome for two men facing family harm charges.
DB replaces 'off' batch of Tui and says no risk to anyone's health. Yeah right. No, really.
One Napier bar has five of the 'off' kegs. It won't harm anyone who drinks it, Tui says.
New arrivals boost biodiversity at Cape Sanctuary
Cape Sanctuary has marked a milestone with its successful seabird programme
Kākāpō champion joins Hall of Honour
Daryl Eason's outstanding work with kākāpō has been recognised by his peers worldwide
Final hurrah for Hawke's Bay United
The club hopes to finish on a high, with one of its biggest crowds ever.
Triple Peaks draws strong number of athletes
Hawke's Bay's Triple Peaks challenge to take place this weekend despite Covid-19 scare.
New fund available for youth-led projects
Eastern and Central Community Trust is thrilled to launch its new Youth-Led Fund.
Wind farm will create 260 jobs, but iwi's concerns remain
Hawke's Bay will soon be home to the country's second-largest wind farm.
Booster seats donated to community in need
The seats will be given to families on a case-by-case basis according to urgency of need.
Life skills lessons: Women mentoring women
The SuperGrans programme launches on February 25.
50 years of melodies with Basil Brooker's Linden Singers
Basil's wife told him to "stop moaning, start your own choir". He never looked back.
Miracle at sea: Sailor left bobbing in Pacific Ocean clinging to floating rubbish
Vidam Perevertilov woke in the Pacific Ocean to the sight of his ship sailing away.
Two more Covid-19 cases announced; Kmart staff close contacts; warning for shoppers
Two new community cases have been announced tonight.
Napier man sentenced for 'remarkably stupid' airport bomb joke
Airport joke not taken lightly by court
Focus: New Papatoetoe High School student identified as a Covid-19 case
Papatoetoe High School principal Vaughan Couillault said all students and teachers are being re-tested immediately, with four stations in the hall testing people already. Video / Alex Burton
Frimley School students 'travel' to Sir Edmund Hillary's Antarctic hut
Frimley School students take a virtual trip to Scott Base in Antarctica.
Dillon Boucher's message to kids: Don't try to specialise in sport
The basketball star says playing multiple sports as a teenager helped his career.
Padlocks cut as thief fleeces Hawke's Bay sheep farmer
More than 20 Wiltshire ewes and lambs stolen from a farm on State Highway 5.
Toitoi performance at heart of Hastings-Guilin Sister City 40th anniversary
The Sister City agreement was signed on March 4, 1981.
Strong local interest in highway contracts
Tararua businesses have shown strong interest in working on the Manawatū Tararua Highway.
New Covid case: Papatoetoe student tests positive, school closed 'until further notice'
New Covid-19 community case identified this morning is a Papatoetoe High School student.
Sex offender likely to be banned from Hawke's Bay if released
Sean Surgeon, 54, has been denied parole again.
New app embeds te ao Māori in local government
Te Kupenga app is designed to help increase council staff's understanding of tikanga
Singer returns to Hawke's Bay after living high-life in the UK
Singer Mandy Meadows returned to Waipukurau from London in October.
Toitoi to host blind-inclusive concert
The concert is due to take place at Toitoi Hawke's Bay Arts & Events Centre on March 11.
HB Cricket quiet on interaction with CEO after complaint that involved his son
HBCA saying little over follow-up to conduct hearing.
Small earthquake shakes Hawke's Bay
A weak earthquake struck 40km north of Napier in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Chained up and left to die
Sadly for Pip Lamb, she's dealt with a number of chained up animal cases in the region.
Claude Thomas was beaten until he went deaf for being left handed. He fears he won't live to get justice
"It just felt like somebody hammed a red hot knitting needle in my ear."
Red sea mystery off Hawke's Bay coast
Regional council tests the water, awaits the answers.
Bay iwi fight for lost rights
The High Court hearing enters its third week in Napier.