Hawke's Bay fishing competition delayed due to big swells
400 anglers forced to wait for the big one
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Two seriously injured after two-car Poukawa train track crash, highway reopened
Two men in critical condition were transported to Hawke's Bay Hospital by ambulance
Riding for an urgent cause
An advance contingent of six cyclists rode into Dannevirke on Friday evening, January 29.
What $1m can buy you in Hawke's Bay now
Million dollar property sales soared in Hawke's Bay in 2020 and are now just "common".
Waka - Episode 5
Introducing the waka carvers: Derek Kawiti. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Newcomers take titles in Woodville Motocross Grand Prix
Three-day event saw plenty of action.
Gyrocopters drop into Dannevirke for meeting
Gyrocopters drop into Dannevirke for meeting.
Celebrating 100th birthday
Victoria Croad from Pahiatua, known as Vicki, became a centenarian last week.
Katelyn Roberts creates adoption packs for Havelock North pound pups
The adoption packs can go out with adopted dogs at the Hastings animal control centre.
Hawke's Bay's fight for food tourism gets Government funding boost
Boosting the region's food and wine rep is hoped to bring visitors for longer periods.
House fire in Flaxmere, Hastings
Emergency services were called to a house fire on Cartier Cres about 2.14pm.
One stop for plumbing, gas fitting and drainlaying
Tradies tackle everything to do with plumbing, gas fitting and drainlaying.
Breaking down barriers around mental health awareness
Right by her side throughout it all is her former partner's dog Jess
What's on at the Regent
This Thursday at Pahiatua's Regent Upstairs Cinema is British wartime drama Summerland.
Merry Wives of Windsor at the Regent
Merry wives of Windsor, Shakespeare's comedy. Sunday February 14 at the Regent, Pahiatua.
Norsewood prepares for Viking invasion
Community all set to host its second Viking Festival this weekend.
Three new Covid cases in MIQ
The Ministry of Health says there are no new cases in the community.
Bright future for young farmers
In HB agriculture has been among top three contributors to GDP for more than a decade.
Police abandoning more pursuits in Hawke's Bay, but fleeing drivers still caught
They run - but they can't hide: police catch fleeing drivers eventually.
Foodbanks benefit from Christmas tree project
The money came from donations made by people visiting a Christmas tree display.
Man in 20s injured with weapon during Napier assault
One person was injured after being assaulted with a weapon in Napier.
Renovated and improved Poukawa lodge back on the market
The luxury Mana Lodge in Poukawa, once owned by Sir Paul Holmes, is for sale again.
Swells of almost 3 metres hit Hawke's Bay
A swell of almost 3m has been recorded off Napier Port.
Earthquake survivor turns 100
After a large aftershock on February 13 the family became hysterical
Ninety years of memories: Crowds gather to commemorate 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake
On this day in 1931, a 7.8 magnitude quake struck Hawke's Bay.
Uncovering victims of the Hawke's Bay earthquake
'The damage stretched from Wairoa to Waipawa'
Men punch in window, throw 'at least four or five punches each' at driver
Two men jumped out of their car in peak-hour traffic and threw punches at a driver behind.
Fires banned as region dries out and danger increases
The total fire ban extends across the whole of the East Coast from East Cape to Takapau.
Where were they the morning of the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake?
A beautiful morning dawned but February 3, 1931, was to be the Bay's darkest day.
Kura joins new NCEA Māori performing arts subject pilot
"I wish I had this when I was at school."
Vacuum gives up the ghost when I need it the most
Have you ever tried to get down on your hands and knees and clean your carpet ?
Waka - Episode 4
Introducing the waka carvers: Freddie Tauotaha. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Rain on the plains mainly the same, as last year
Monthly rainfall in Hawke's Bay again below the dotted line.