Historic HB: Frustrating search for dump site
One targeted dump area was Glen Park Place, which backed onto Chambers land.
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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
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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.
'Stunning' new apple signals early start to Hawke's Bay season
Early ripening apples for the Bay.
Hawks go for Chance to solve coach issues
A new coaching team as the Taylor Hawks balance the bench for the 2021 NBL.
From 65,000 passengers to 149: Why Hawke's Bay Airport made a $1m loss
Figures from annual report show the incredible impact of Covid-19 lockdown.
Picture perfect: Giant chairs a great spot for a photo
A set of 2m-high chairs are to be installed in Napier ahead the Art Deco Festival.
Two new Covid cases, travellers from UK in managed isolation
Yesterday, one historical case of the virus in managed isolation was announced.
Sky's the limit for new Napier Art Deco business
Aero Deco Adventures are the brainchild of Aroha Helicopters owner Skiv Devescovi.
Pasifika mural takes centre stage in Hastings
New mural depicting journey of early Pasifika ancestors unveiled at Hastings library.
Board to help fund Wimbledon plaque
Dannevirke Community Board is to donate $1000 to the Wimbledon community for a plaque.
Driving offences land two in court in Dannevirke
Being caught drink-driving twice in the same day landed a Dannevirke woman in court.
Berocca brouhaha: National MP in hot water over spoof ad mocking Anna Lorck
"I read the room and there was plenty of banter."
Firm's Covid-19 treatment 'breakthrough', using tape worm drug
Niclosamide has always had potential, but Dr Alan Alexander says breakthrough's arrived.
Mike Williams: Interesting start to new year
Labour Party's strategy will be interesting to watch as it develops through the year.
Napier rates debate: Services provided by council to Bay View residents in spotlight
A four-day Napier City Council rates policy meeting ends today.
Hastings Specsavers offers free kids eye tests
New research reveals New Zealand lagging behind Australia in kids' eye health.
Central Hawke's Bay fire: 35-hectare farm blaze continued to smoulder
Firefighters were called to back to the scene after a series of "flare-ups".
Acid spill: Signs warning against swimming in Pandora Pond removed
Emergency crews removed more than 40,000 litres of contaminated water.
Naked ambition? Parade-crashing burlesque dancer's cryptic Art Deco plans
Will it be Cherry Boomb or bust for woman whose parade antics caused a stir in 2020?
The baby shower binds people together
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about baby showers and their history.
One seriously injured after logging truck rolls in northern Hawke's Bay
One person has serious to moderate injuries after a crash in Wairoa district.
Hawke's Bay couple married in CBD by The Hits breakfast co-host
A Hawke's Bay dairy couple say 'I do' with just seven days to plan the wedding.
Wardini Books review: Lucky's by Andrew Pippos
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Lucky's by Andrew Pippos
Central Hawke's Bay fire: State Highway 2 reopens after 35-hectare blaze reaches road, ignites hay bales
A plane, helicopters and 10 fire appliances trying to stop fast-moving blaze.
New play hangs by a thread
Playwright and director, John Cocking, has drawn on earthquake archives to produce a play
St Anthony's School ready for 2021
St Anthony's primary school, Pahiatua, has positive outlook with an increase in its roll.