Girls break jump records in primary interschool athletics
Jump records broken in Dannevirke Primary Interschool Athletics.
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Leisure marchers strut their stuff
They came from all over the southern North Island to march in Dannevirke.
Screening screen time
Most of the parents I see "supervising" are head-down doing something on their phone
Editorial: Tougher voting rules equal integrity
Stand aside or face accusations of bias
Teacher David Ivory tops the lot
St John's teacher David Ivory loves teaching ethical values. Shannon Johnstone finds out why. Video/Warren Buckland
Sip wine all day - the Bridge Pa Wine festival is back
The annual Bridge Pa Wine Festival is back for the seventh consecutive year this January.
Cockatoo campaigners on the fence about Cornwall Park aviary
Petition leader says birds "are not artworks" but is pleased they will have more room.
Firms fined after turning stream grey with discharge
$37,000 in fines has been handed out after Irongate Stream was polluted by milk solution.
Hastings teacher building students' 'social conscience' using economics
David Ivory is recognised in the Australasian National Excellence in Teaching Awards.
Three Covid cases in managed isolation; suspected case on boat that docked in NZ
The ship docked in Tauranga and is en route to Timaru.
Hastings trainee engineer becomes first female finalist of Apprentice of the Year awards
Erin Tong impressed her future employer even as a student on work experience.
Hawke's Bay dermatologist's warning to Kiwi orchard workers
Napier dermatologist warns Kiwis working in orchards to take maximum care in the sun.
Charter parade a spectacular sight
One hundred soldiers marching along Dannevirke's High St was an impressive spectacle.
Fisherman swept down the Tukituki River: 'With the last bit of strength, I managed to shout'
Cold and clinging to an overhanging willow branch, Ian Tong was sure he was going to die.
Anna Lorck reveals motivating criticism in first speech to House
Listen to Tukituki MP Anna Lorck givin her maiden speech in Parliament.
Another cracker Christmas market at Weber
Hundreds of visitors descended on Weber on Sunday to attend a Christmas market.
Napier Port penguin chicks to star in livestream
As the Kardashians exit stage left, a colony of Hawke's Bay penguins take up the mantle.
Student-created movie helps use of 'talkers' at Kōwhai Special School
The Talker Movie by Kōwhai Special School premiered with a red carpet event this week.
Police appeal for witnesses after family-harm incident in Hastings
Police appeal for witnesses after family-harm related incident in Hastings on Tuesday.
Missing Hastings woman found safe and well
Police say Rose Pawson has been found safe and well.
School pātaka helps Central Hawke's Bay community
The whole school built the pātaka after lockdown.
Rose and garden show delights residents
Judith says gardening is popular amongst residents with about 27 acres of garden
Drax Project back at it in the Bay
Kiwi band Drax Project are returning to the Bay to play their first gig since March.
Winners for Pahiatua Trout Fishing Carnival
The annual Pahiatua Trout Fishing Carnival was held from October 24 to October 31.
St John temporarily moves ambulance from Pahiatua
Pahiatua St John Ambulance service operating out of Woodville St John Ambulance Station.
When morning sickness becomes debilitating
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard shows how to get through it.
Discharge warning: Avoid contact with water from Napier inner harbour
Inner harbour warning from council
Conflicts of interest leave half of council out of gambling vote
One councillor found it frustrating and another has questioned democracy of vote.
Hastings Muslim condemns mosque shootings' Royal Commission
A Hastings man said the Muslim community need a voice in the Government post report.
Mya home again
Bridget Brannigan and daughter Michaela Brannigan, with two-year-old Burmese cat Mya who was on the roof of a Ute when Michaela drove off Mya is now recovering back at home
Community fights to restore the mana of its awa
These kaitiaki embarked on this journey in 2017
Warped floors from flooding at Napier hall a big blow to Hawke's Bay basketball
Big hit to basketball as Rodney Green Centennial Events Centre closed for up to 18 months.
Police to meet gang leaders to discuss violent crimes across Hawke's Bay
Spate of violence includes stabbing of a member of the public in central Hastings.