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Hawke Cup challenge the next goal
The senior men's cricketers will challenge North Otago in Oamaru in two weeks.
New cases are UK strain - long wait at school's pop-up testing station
'We have stamped out the virus before, and we will do it again.'
Surgery and outpatient appointments to go ahead at hospital
Surgeries and outpatient appointments will still go ahead at Hawke's Bay Hospital.
Jet ski thefts in Hawke's Bay prompt police appeal
Police appeal for information following a spate of jet ski thefts in Hawke's Bay.
Hastings kids' triathlon cancelled
The event was to be held on Tuesday at the Mitre 10 Sports Park with 1500 participants.
Napier's Art Deco festival survives - for now
Decisions about the events for the remainder of the festival will be made in due course.
Show stopper from shot stopper
16-year-old Oscar Mason says he'll never forget his first match for the club.
Farmers welcome rain - Tuesday's predicted downpour arrives
100-180mm of rain is expected to fall in Hawke's Bay over 48 hours, mostly in the ranges.
Level 3 lockdown checkpoints: Traffic gridlocked in south as police assess vehicles
Police are manning roadblocks around the region, with Mercer becoming a chokepoint.
Covid 19: Here are the rules of alert level 3 and 2 lockdown
Auckland is now in alert level 3, while the rest of New Zealand is in alert level 2.
'Devastating blow': Judith Collins on Government's latest lockdown move
'I feel for the people who have already sacrificed their livelihoods.'
Live: Auckland at level 3; rest of NZ at 2 - what you need to know
A sudden and dramatic change in NZ's alert levels after three positive cases.
Focus Live: Auckland shifted to Alert Level 3, rest of NZ to level 2
After three community cases were announced in Auckland, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that the region will shift to alert level 3 and the rest of NZ to alert level 2 from 11.59pm Sunday. Video / Ministry of Health
Three 'new and active' Covid cases: Air NZ suspends domestic food and drink services
Three community cases in South Auckland.
Two fires in Hawke's Bay
FENZ responded to two scrub fires - one on a riverbank near Waipawa, another off SH5.
Hawke's Bay to get tail end of bad weather affecting North Island
Rain is expected in the early part of the week, possibly becoming heavy.
Focus Live: 3 'new and active' community cases of Covid-19
There are three community Covid-19 cases in South Auckland - a mother, father and daughter from Papatoetoe. New Zealand is still at alert level 1.
Hawke's Bay rider horsing around the country
After riding close to 8000km around New Zealand one woman is ready to return to the Bay.
People replaced with machines in Wairoa
Mayor Craig Little said BNZ's decision is very disappointing for the people of Wairoa.
Hawke's Bay chess champs have got game
Hawke's Bay Rapid chess competitors exceptional across the board.
'Pretty fortunate': Outfield festival's sigh of relief as plans for future expand
About 3000 people attended Outfield festival on Saturday.
Napier's Bessie Spencer - the remarkable "forward thinking proto-feminist" who founded our Women's Institutes
The statue was gifted by the New Zealand Federation of Women's Institutes
To the visitors go the spoils: Auckland club wins Hawke's Bay Sevens
There were no Hawke's Bay clubs in the A Grade final
Cricket: 10-week ban for Hawke's Bay pair after offensive comments
Two cricket players have been banned for the season after match called off.
Historic HB: Frustrating search for dump site
One targeted dump area was Glen Park Place, which backed onto Chambers land.
From the MTG: Centennial tribute to Women's Institute founder
She was an effective communicator and very persuasive.
Canny View: Be wary of financial advertisers
Investing is not a competition. Investing is not even a skill. It's a discipline.
Sevens titles up for grabs in Waipukurau
Havelock North runners-up five years in a row - Now's the chance
Napier pioneer honoured in Women's Institutes centennial
Women's Institutes in New Zealand date back to a meeting at Rissington in 1921.
Vintage railcar to run for new Art Deco events
A railcar shuttle service is to run between Napier and Hastings for the Art Deco Festival.
Two people seriously injured in separate crashes in Hawke's Bay
A man suffered serious injuries after crashing his motorbike at Ocean Beach.
Rates increases on the cards for Hastings
The draft LTP will now be audited before being sent for community consultation.