Hastings nurses' parking squeeze sparks 'absolute grief'
A closed carpark is forcing nurses to park on the road, where there is a two-hour limit.
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Horror Hawke's Bay crash: 3 killed on way to work identified
High school student among the three killed in Hawke's Bay crash.
Puss in utes: Family cat leaves home on roof of vehicle
A Meeanee family's cat has gone missing after hitching a ride on top of a ute.
NZs top polo player's return to Hawke's Bay for Wine Country Cup
Hawke's Bay's polo season gets underway with the Wine County Cup this weekend.
Man burnt in petrol blast while at Napier home on e-bail
Stole woman's ute, drove an hour an hour, gave up as it hit the deck.
Hastings District Council adopts sinking lid gambling policy
No new pokie machines and council plans to lobby for online gambling regulation.
Focus Live: Nine new Covid-19 cases today
Among the nine new cases, two more Pakistani cricketers tested positive but are deemed historical Covid infections. Video / Will Trafford
Former Kiwi councillor accused of killing wife faces third trial
Peter Beckett has been through two murder trials and now faces further legal battles.
Help at hand to get your party face on
These are the professionals to see if you're heading out to a special occasion
Nine new Covid cases in managed isolation
Two more Pakistani cricketers tested positive but are deemed historical Covid infections.
Tararua gets into the Christmas spirit
This weekend is shaping up to be an eventful one in Tararua as the festive season begins.
South School wins senior Forbes and Tippett Relays
A large crowd of parents and supporters assembled for the event, which has run since 1953.
REAP opens Social Services and Support Centre
New Community Services and Support Building is affectionately known as "Bluey"
Cinderella dance recital transforms Opera House
Briar Horrocks Studio of Dance recital held December 12
Ahuriri rescue: Yacht crashes into harbour rocks in Napier
Hawke's Bay coastguard towed a 47ft yacht that had crashed into rocks in Ahuriri harbour.
Christmas events feature in Dannevirke
Dannevirke Community Board is getting into the festive spirit
'Superhero' Grosjean's miraculous survival from fiery crash
Ross Brawn has promised a "deep investigation" into the crash.
End of the vet's road, back to the farm
Richard Hilson has drawn the curtains on three decades in veterinary services.
Afternoon Christmas Market great for late bargains
The market runs from 3-6pm in the A&P Produce Hall
Whale found stranded at Napier's Westshore beach
DoC was called out to the stranded whale at Westshore Beach on Thursday morning.
Motocross Grand Prix set to be huge
The organisers for the club's 60th Grand Prix in 2021 are planning an even bigger event
Lions put on Christmas entertainment
The afternoon started with an auction of Christmas parcels
A dozen Magpies named in Super Rugby squads
Bryn Evans and Lolagi Visinia join Magpies in premier domestic rugby competition.
Success times two for Tararua twins
The twins were raised by their nan Cathy Mihaere in traditional iwi fashion
Local Focus: Orchard wages rising thanks to worker shortage, and new RSE rules may lift it further
Hort wages are on the rise as RSE shortage looms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
CHB girl riding high with qualification for top Aussie horse show
If Covid-19 and border restrictions allow, Lucy will be competing in April 2021.
Hangin' out for Ironmaori on Saturday
More than 1100 competitors will take part in Ironmaori No. 12
Two shootings in two nights in Napier - and two men in hospital
A man was taken to hospital after being shot in a drive-by shooting on Tuesday.
Fire brigade's 24th Gold Star 25 year service award
Brian Slader is the 24th person in his brigade to receive the medal
The rain one day was mainly on the Hawke's Bay plains
Napier's rain last month was almost 12-times that of November last year
Catch limit and licensing? Whitebait regulations poised for change
"Our native fish are amazing, but they are in real trouble": Forest & Bird.
Two Bay firms win house awards
Three Hawke's Bay homes have won awards at the regional House of the Year competition.
Nationwide forestry training enrolments spike felt in Hawke's Bay
The number of Kiwis enrolling in forestry training programmes has trebled nationwide.
Eight families still out of a Kainga Ora homes after flooding
Families still in temporary accommodation