
Hawke's Bay, get ready for Sol3 Mio gig
"We feel so blessed to be able to perform now."
"We feel so blessed to be able to perform now."
The victim was transported to hospital in a critical condition, but later died.
Shannon-based artist Jason Martin brings pandemic tribute artwork to Napier.
All new cases tested positive on arrival into New Zealand.
Rynold Timothy won his third straight men's premier residential championship.
Don't get too excited... no Taco Bell for Hastings.
June Annette Tihema has more than 80 convictions in little more than 10 years.
Youth councillors will once again be appointed to district council subcommittees
"My perception is they're absolutely stretched to the limits, we need additional support."
Debate rages online over who was really to blame for the chaotic scenes.
An opportunity to develop the abandoned Waipukurau Hospital site may have finally arrived.
More than 300 fishing rods were in action for the Pania Surfcasting Club's big day out.
Rain is ahead for the region in this week's weather forecast.
Teen supplied 28.5g of methamphetamine and arranged cannabis sales by the ounce.
The Hawke's Bay Hindu Council held its first Holi Festival on Sunday.
50 people have been contacted over a DHB privacy breach.
Watch: "They just love the competition and being in the limelight."
Kiwi driver Liam Lawson has made a thunderous start to his Formula Two career.
Christian Leopard was once again leading the charge for Napier Tech.
Hometown favourite Georgia Hulls delighted the spectators to win gold.
Police want to hear from anyone who was in the area around the time of the assault.
Everything Neil Finn did on stage was smooth - even his reprimand of a chair thrower.
Simulators enable cadets to learn four to 20 times faster than traditional methods.
"There will be funding in some other forms, but probably not as we've known it."
Investigations continuing into MIQ cases at Grand Mercure and Grand Millennium hotels.
Ian Yarlett's heard more stories than most, but his own are more interesting than yours.
'What we manufacture here goes out to the world,' says Nic Parkes of Weleda Pharmacy.
This photograph shows guests clustered around a car at Tauroa
Friends of William Blythe had a fountain erected in his memory in Clive Square.