Would you rent a sleepout with no running water for $200 a week?
Expensive external room at a Napier property prompts further concern about rental market.
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Linda Hall: Stay focused while in the driver's seat
Sometimes I can't believe the amount of traffic around
Focus: PM apologises on behalf of the government
PM Jacinda Ardern said the inquiry into the Christchurch terrorist attack revealed an 'inappropriate concentration of resources' and apologised on behalf of the government. Video / Mark Mitchell
Focus Live: Six new cases in managed isolation, eight more recovered
There are six new Covid-19 cases in managed isolation today with eight recovering taking our total number of active cases to 54. Video / Will Trafford
Eat, pay, love: Visitor spending reveals full extent of Hawke's Bay's hospitality boom
Domestic visitor spend in October in Hawke's Bay increased by 33 per cent year-on-year.
Marchers step out for display day
Thirteen teams joined Dannevirke's Ruahine Ramblerz leisure marchers at their display day.
Six new Covid cases at border; Pakistan cricketers leave quarantine
There are no new community cases.
Teen driver in fatal RSE van crash discharged from hospital
The 19-year-old van driver has been discharged after seven weeks.
Thirty degrees of hot - night swelter set to continue
Sweltering nights turn into stinking hot days.
New estimate suggests floods damaged 600 properties
115 properties were left uninhabitable and 386 were damaged but still liveable.
Rugby: How do the Magpies compare to the Premiership big guns?
Analysing how Hawke's Bay stack up with the best teams in the country after superb season.
Napier flood victim's clean-up struggles: 'People said I'm disgusting'
"You think it's over but it's not."
HB to host business events industry conference
The three-day conference will be held at Napier War Memorial Centre in October, 2021.
Purr-fect ending to ute-surfing adventure
Burmese puss Mya likely jumped off the top of the ute while it was travelling at 100km/h.
CHB trio named Kiwibank Local Hero medallists
Three CHB community members have been named as Kiwibank Local Hero medallists.
Craig Foss: Your job depends on the environment
Hawke's Bay Regional Council is beginning to '"walk the talk".
Hawke's Bay hospo heroes recognised for response to Covid-19
Congratulations to the hospitality winners of the Hawke's Bay Resilience Awards.
Never again: How will NZ prevent future terror attacks?
Royal commission report into Christchurch mosque shootings released this afternoon.
Polo primed: VS Equine victorious in Wine Country Cup
VS Equine beat BM Accounting 5-2 in the Apatu Farms Wine Country Cup on Sunday.
More failures at Hastings rest home as resident loses 10kg
A second condemnatory report in less than a month shows a failure in nutrition care.
Focus Live: 4.5 magnitude earthquake near Marlborough
Earthquake hits near Seddon south of Blenheim, felt by thousands.
One new Covid case in isolation, officials to reduce daily updates
There are no new community cases and one case in managed isolation.
Seven wāhine complete 372km hīkoi, retracing journey of ancestress
Seven women have completed a 372km hīkoi across the North Island.
A new pest to needle Hawke's Bay farmers
The pest plant has a sharp seed head that can pierce an animal's eye or skin.
Parade celebrates Christmas spirit
Dannevirke's Christmas parade was a happy celebration of what has been a difficult year.
Fruit growers: Still too few Kiwi workers
NZ fruit growers continue to advocate for more RSE workers to be allowed into the country.
Seriously injured person airlifted to Gisborne Hospital after car rolls in Mahia
Seriously injured person airlifted to hospital after car rolls in Mahia.
Bostock's complete recycling recognised with sustainability award
The company won a sustainability award for practices including home compostable packaging
Quake rumbles Hawke's Bay, Gisborne - hundreds report shaking
A 4.4 magnitude quake has caused shaking near Wairoa, Hawke's Bay, this morning.
One seriously injured after stabbing in Hastings
One person was seriously injured after an assault in Hastings on Sunday night.
Scorching hot: Some parts of the country tipped to hit 30C
Daytime highs in the east of both islands set to be solidly in the mid to late 20s.
Railway station restoration in need of willing helpers
When the restoration of Ormondville station is complete it will be a unique attraction.
Hapū collective celebrates decade of restoration
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