Māori woman first in Royal NZ Navy with moko kauae
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Evacuations after 1000 litre acid spill at commercial property in Pandora, Napier
Fire crews called to a commercial property in Napier after an acid spill.
Public urged not to swim in Napier's Pandora Pond amid potential contamination
Public urged not to swim in Napier's Pandora Pond amid a potential contamination.
Just Jack by Adele Broadbent
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Just Jack by Adele Broadbent.
Five people injured after four-car crash in Hastings
Five people were injured after a four-car crash in Hastings.
Three-month precinct trial at Napier's West Quay
Walkway and cycle lane planned for Napier bar quarter.
Dorothy keeps on keeping on
Dorothy Corbishley is nearly 92 and been the longest resident at Coventry Ave flats.
$1.3m tree-lined boardwalk for Te Mata Park access proposed
The narrow Tauroa Valley Rd has become a safety risk, council says.
Free school lunches hit the mark with kids and teachers
"We've heard from parents it's changing their eating habits at home for the better."
Total ban as CHB fire risk soars
The fire took hold amongst trees and dry grass on the river berm
Confusion over licence testing venue
There's still confusion over the new Dannevirke venue for driver licence testing.
Military to lead Art Deco Festival vintage car parade
Up to 150 soldiers marching down Emerson St will be "emotive and truly memorable".
Roadworks ramping up
Road works will affect two major Tararua roads from tomorrow, Waka Kotahi has advised.
Gold-coated spire unveiled in time for Napier festival
A four-metre high Art Deco-inspired art installation will be unveiled in Napier.
Old planes back to grace the skies
Napier Aero Club is again organising the air event during Art Deco
Birthday party win for well-known Hawke's Bay owner
Hawke's Bay racing's weekly roundup
One new case of Covid-19 in MIQ - returnee from India
The one new case of Covid-19 in MIQ is a returnee from India.
Tonga passes on latest RSE intake in New Zealand
Pacific countries have to guarantee a return flight home at the end of the season.
Napier wastewater outfall repair complete
Wastewater outfall built in 1972, leaks repaired, council looks to full replacement.
Hastings artist's face masks a big hit here and abroad
"I made one just to put on social media – a lot of people really gravitated towards it."
Waitangi Day - what are we actually celebrating?
Treaty had more to do with colonial capitalism than treating Maori fairly
The final six: Hawke's Bay Today Canon NZ Harvey Norman summer photo competition finalists named
A Hawke's Bay summer captured in one photo. After 100s of entries, six remain.
Call for leniency falls on deaf ears
Alice was sentenced to hard labour and imprisonment for the rest of her natural life
Hawkeyes eye Teams Champs title defence
Randal Tarrant sold a winning Superstock car to buy a house. Can his new one do the trick?
How Hawke's Bay's teaching shortage solved itself
Richard Fenwick and family boarded a Harare plane and hoped for the best.
Local Focus: The Dark Sky Project of Maraekākaho
From Graham Palmer's back garden he can see galaxies. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local leaders urge Hawke's Bay to use Covid app after recent community cases
Leaders are urging Hawke's Bay residents to use the track and trace app.
63pc jump - Where NZ house prices grew the fastest in 2020
The median house price in the Wairoa District rose 63.5 per cent and over $100K in 2020.
Person on run, armed police block Havelock North roads
Police were executing a search warrant near Napier Rd.
Search for missing kayaker Koyren Campbell stretches to southern Hawke's Bay coast
Searcher says everyone boating on the sea should have an emergency locator beacon.
Family member of Covid community cases tests positive
The new case has been isolating since last week.
Wairoa has 'enough trees': Tiny council's decision could fell NZ's climate change goals
If you plant in Wairoa your rates will be four times as much as a sheep and beef farm.
Fire-scorched cargo unloaded from Napier ship
The ship berthed on December 17, the fire erupted dockside the next day.