Tropic alert: Humid days and 'seriously' sticky nights
Warm air straight from the tropics will have you throwing off both blankets and sheets!
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New record: Entries for piping National Championships in Hawke's Bay blow up
More than 45 bands and 1500 people are on their way to Hawke's Bay.
'Just a joke': Why Kiwis are sending harmful messages
The reasons behind why adults are sending harmful messages have been revealed.
Brawl on road: Armed police swarm area, three injured
Four reports of a brawl near the entrance to the Ngaruroro River.
Rare Holden for sale for $550,000, with no warrant
The owner bought it for $190,000 in 2017. Now they want $360,000 more.
Napier's Trainworld reaches the end of its line, but there is hope on the tracks
Trainworld closed its doors in Napier on Monday, but there could be a buyer in the wings.
Hawke's Bay Hawkeyes fail to retain SuperStock title after qualifying win disallowed
Victory over the Auckland Allstars was taken off them in the final race of opening night.
Great way to end the long weekend - no new Covid cases today
There are no new cases at the border or in the community.
Warmer air and calmer waters expected in Hawke's Bay this week
The weather is expected to become warmer and humid this working week.
Central Hawke's Bay landfill smouldering underground after fire, remains closed
Emergency services were first called to the District Landfill at 9.21am on Saturday.
Modern-day Maui: The day council staff stopped the sun at McLean Park
It didn't take much sun to stop play. But it took a lot of ingenuity to stop the sun.
'Distressing': Ahuriri Estuary to remain closed until further notice after big acid spill
Contaminated water pumped out but what council staff found was "distressing".
Festival celebrates Norsewood's Viking heritage
Norsewood's second two-day Viking Festival attracted thousands of visitors to Tararua.
Napier-based artist paints vast wall mural on Auckland's NZ Maritime Museum
Cinzah Merkens paints one of New Zealand's largest wall murals in Auckland's Viaduct.
MegaFish: 20kg kingfish takes $10,000 prize at Hawke's Bay fishing contest
It's the first time the competition has been won by a kingfish catch.
Two new MIQ Covid-19 cases - one whose positive test came back while in hospital
Officials will likely release more information about the new Hamilton case.
Maraekakaho's Old Iron Rally attracts enthusiasts
Every make of tractor imaginable was on show at the Old Iron Rally in Maraekakaho.
Thousands turnout for Waitangi Day celebrations and commemorations in Hawke's Bay
Thousands of people attended the Waitangi Day Family Celebrations in Hastings.
One dead, two injured after triple motorcycle crash in Hawke's Bay
Emergency services responded to the crash involving three motorcycles.
'Artificially low': Steep rates increase proposed in Central Hawke's Bay
A steep increase in rates proposed to solve infrastructure issues.
Playoff hopes dashed by Hawke's Bay United's 2-1 loss to Canterbury
Hawke's Bay United suffered a 2-1 loss to Canterbury United on Saturday afternoon.
Wairoa police chief looking to quash gang reputation
Senior Sergeant Maui Aben appointed Wairoa's new police leader.
One person seriously injured after crash in Hatuma, CHB
Emergency services were called to Woburn Rd, Hatuma, about 7.44am on Sunday.
'Suspicious' house fire in Mayfair, Hastings, under investigation
Emergency services were called to the house fire on Jervois St about 12.23am on Saturday.
Rider 'impaled' after falling from horse at Hawke's Bay Racing Centre
Track worker fell on a pole on Saturday.
Hawke's Bay fire: Crews battle night-time forest blaze
Five dozen firefighters battled the blaze that broke out in vegetation.
'Scratching our heads a little' - official on latest Covid-19 community cases
The person had been in self-isolation since leaving the Pullman seven days ago.
Focus Live: New Hamilton Covid-19 community case
Director of Public Health Dr Caroline McElnay said the public health risk was low but the Ministry was "scratching our heads a little" on the cases linked to the Pullman Hotel. Video / Ministry of Health
'Addicted to cars': The decade-long plan to change Hawke's Bay's transport habits
Just 0.5% of people travelling to work in Hawke's Bay use public transport to get there.
One thing is certain - nothing is free
Not paying money to trade may feel good, but nothing is free
From the MTG: Wairoa badly damaged by 1931 earthquake
Tragically for Wairoa three people were killed and several severely injured.
From London to Hereworth
Reporter Shannon Johnstone interviews Teacher Thomas Primrose after he returned from a teaching role in London to teach year 5/6 and as Deputy Head, Teaching and Learning, Hereworth School, Havelock North. Video Warren Buckland
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