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Once I changed, the swelling started and so did the pain.
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Homes on wheels becoming a way to own a home debt-free in Hawke's Bay.
Record new home consents, but Hawke's Bay's housing crisis won't end soon
Builders say difficulties in finding labour and supplies are delaying much-needed homes.
Sherwood School trail bike ride on again
More than 300 vehicles are expected this year for the Sherwood School trail bike ride.
Drink drivers in Dannevirke court
A drink driver who crashed into a school fence must pay $900 for the damage.
No ewe-turns: Rush hour in rural New Zealand
Speedy farming work meant there was no need for ewe-turns.
Hawke's Bay's most expensive parking spot? Fire-damaged ship could be costing owners $6000 a day
Welding was taking place when the ship caught fire, Hawke's Bay Today understands.
Free summer concerts in the parks are back
The series begins on January 30 with local songstress Margot Pierard.
Local Focus: Flaxmere sign 'exploiting the poor and impoverished'
Sign caused social-media uproar in two Bay suburbs Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Threads of Life - Little Theatre experience like no other in Napier
Threads Of Life commemorates the 90th anniversary of the HB earthquake.
Napier service station inferno: Three in car when fuel ignited
CCTV shows the start of the fire, and how lucky those inside the car were to survive it.
Please don't go on with the show without me
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The Bachelorette NZ helped Quinn find love. Can it help his brother too?
One of Hawke's Bay's most eligible men hoping to follow in younger brother's footsteps.
Two dead in horror crash: Police confirm vehicle drove wrong way on Wgtn motorway
A witness frantically signalled to vehicle driving wrong way to stop before crash.
New app promises speedy deliveries
Dugin Teddy says he and co-founder Catharin Felix came up with the idea during lockdown.
Hawke's Bay police seek help with high-profile cases
A brutal bashing, a bizarre car dumping and an armed robbery foiled by courage.
Boozed Kiwis: The alarming figures around our lockdown drinking
Young people are drinking less but they are still behind most emergency department chaos.
Police release name of Central Hawke's Bay quadbike victim
89-year-old farmer David Frederick Daunton, of Havelock North died.
Pacific pickers arrive in quarantine
"We're going to keep plugging away, because if we don't, we won't pick the crop."
'Tangled up': Penguin's lucky escape from fishing line in Napier
"He's a very lucky little penguin."
Care home in 'precautionary' lockdown after illness outbreak
Hastings care home is in a "precautionary" lockdown due to an outbreak of illness.
A year after shots fired in main street, gang tensions remain
A lifetime Black Power member says conflict is "possibly worse" than at this time in 2020.
Severe wind warning for Hawke's Bay
A severe wind warning is in place from Tuesday afternoon.
NZ Stockcar champs roar through Meeanee
Over 200 cars competed in the biggest event in New Zealand speedway history.
Hawke's Bay's craft beer explosion
Several taprooms have opened just in time for summer.
Three rescues after 'huge' swells hit Hawke's Bay's Waipatiki Beach
Waipatiki can be treacherous, one of the lifesavers who helped prevent day of drama says.
Exotic sheep open day at Wimbledon
Sunday will see the resumption of farm open days at Brian Hales' property at Wimbledon.
Young family saves recidivist burglar from jail term
The judge originally looked at prison as the starting point.
'A long time coming': Moana Park Estate to roar to Dragon
Moana Park Estate is back with a 'hot' new line up, including a performance by Dragon.
Dannevirke's Scandi link to feature on Japanese TV
The series is titled Travelling the Roads of the World.
Waitangi concert promises bright future for te reo Māori music
A rousing kapa haka performance was the perfect way to end the night.
Shearer Rowland Smith shines on Wairoa's day in the sun
A near record show despite the absence of the amusement rides.
Hawke's Bay cracks 30C with hottest January in 15 years
Northwesterly winds fuelled Hawke's Bay's high temperatures today.
Witnesses felt heat of BP station blaze from 200m
The Bay View service station fire was accidentally started by a cigarette lighter.