'Cruel and evil' attack: Trio jailed for sex-debt killing
Jermaine Arias Ramos, 33, was buried in the suit he would have worn to his wedding.
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Ancient skills on display at festival
Norsewood's Viking Festival attracts people from afar who bring with them ancient skills.
Mayor urges Covid vigilance
Tararua Mayor calls for vigilance when it comes to Covid-19.
'He'd give the shirt off his back to anyone': Councillor's emotional tribute to brother killed in Hastings crash
Talented musician and young father Fili Alainuuese had his whole life ahead of him.
Hastings District Council extends Te Mata Peak alcohol ban plan
The ban would include the full Te Mata Park, its roads, walkways and parking.
Tsunami warning lifted, coastal areas urged to remain cautious
The warning applies to NZ's coastal areas.
Ship that caught fire at Napier Port in December declared seaworthy, leaving Monday
Maritime NZ will today remove the conditions preventing the ship's departure.
Mini heads off on child cancer fundraiser
Mike and Lynne Budden of Papatawa support the New Zealand Child Cancer Foundation.
New Hastings library mural celebrates Pasifika community
The new library mural was unveiled last Wednesday.
Wyn Drabble: Limits on domestic travel
Travel plans vacuumed into the vortex of a virus
The True Honey Company hits jackpot in London
Tararua's The True Honey Company has just sold the world's most expensive honey.
Norsewood's Viking Festival attracts huge crowds
Norsewood's Matthews Park was the magnet for the second year of the Viking Festival.
Charter Parade marches into Deco Festival
To see the full programme of events and buy tickets visit www.artdecofestival.co.nz
Fewer than 300 tickets left for Saturday's 3000-strong Outfield Festival in Te Awanga
Outfield Festival in Te Awanga is almost sold out ahead of the event this Saturday.
Napier-Taihape Rd link to close on weekdays for three months to strengthen bridge
The Kuripapango Bridge is 57km from Hastings on the Napier-Taihape Rd.
Haumoana School prepares for Centenary celebrations
Haumoana School will be celebrating its 100-year anniversary in April.
Hundreds in Hawke's Bay jump off benefits and into fruit picking
The rush for work among the Bay's unemployed has "exceeded government targets".
One killed, two seriously injured after crash in Twyford, Hastings
A St John Ambulance spokeswoman said two ambulances attended
Worth the wait in wool for Te Whetu Brown
Having a go and getting the rewards - ribbons and the jersey
'Crucial stage': Covid jab clears final NZ hurdle; 3 new border cases
Officials to start reporting tallies of historical cases of people infected overseas.
Two dead within four days after crashes on Hawke's Bay roads
Mother-of-two Robyn Peters crashed while on a charity motorbike ride.
Sedcole Flagpole donated to descendants
Pahiatua's centrepiece Sedcole Flagpole will have many homes soon.
Waimarama grass fire latest in spate of suspicious fires around Hawke's Bay
There have been several suspicious fires around the region in recent weeks.
Two arrested after armed police search residence of high-profile Waipawa gang member
Items of interest were found and two people were taken into custody on unrelated matters.
Hawke's Bay farmers to open their gates to the public
The Open Farms programme, started last year, helps connect urban and rural New Zealanders.
'One of the lucky ones': Eleven whānau shift from motels to new homes in Hastings
"They're not just little homes stuck on a little section."
Tour of Settlers' Cemetery
James Freeman will be the focus of Sunday's tour of the Dannevirke Settlers' Cemetery.
Parenting programme a life changer
Tararua REAP is the venue for The Incredible Years programme for parents.
Fire restriction imposed in Tararua
Tararua District will move to a restricted fire season at 8am on Friday.
Early grape harvest for Elephant Hill
Hawke's Bay's grape harvest has steadily shifted forward over the past 10 years.
Obituary: The billionaire who started on the killing line at a Hawke's Bay freezing works
"2000 of us were employed as a result of that man; he clothed us and fed us."
$300 a day for fruit picking? Potential goldmine for Kiwi workers
Picking contractors are offering big prices to lure in orchard workers this season.