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Two senior DHS students selected by Lions for speech contest
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Camellia balls feature at Dannevirke floral artist meeting
Dannevirke floral artists learnt to make camellia balls
Goldfish deaths: Pond owner blames fluctuating chlorine levels in water
There is typically one drop of chlorine in a standard bathtub-full of Hastings water.
13-year-old busks his way around the country to fund potentially life-changing trip
Gabriel Rodrigues has a minute to wow judges and win a life-changing scholarship.
Watch: Orca in Napier harbour provide 'spectacular wildlife-watching'
Orca can sometimes be spotted in the harbour much to the excitement of witnesses.
Liquidation for Napier education provider Workforce Development
Unsecured assets will be sold to pay debt.
Hawke’s Bay quadruplets’ stay-at-home dad dies, donations page set up to help family
Brett Wills, father of Napier quadruplets with wife Joanne, died at the weekend.
Ongaonga residents celebrate winning Street of the Year
Bridge St was named after HH Bridge, who in 1872 surveyed off 79 village sections.
The Great Dane helping Napier City Rovers hunt silverware
Napier City Rovers new goalkeeper has become Mr Reliable between the posts in 2024.
Centralines to remain in trust ownership
The trust has owned 100 per cent of the company’s shares since its inception in 1993.
Three Hawke’s Bay singers make semifinals of 2024 Lexus Song Quest
New Zealanders will be able to track the journey of these elite young opera talents.
Opinion: I sat in cafes for hours every day for 3 years - how long is too long to hog a table?
OPINION: Ejecting journalists after an hour? Bad. Questioning their news sense? Worse.
Central Hockey: Tenacity, skill, and dramatic turnarounds
The weekend highlighted Central Hockey Club’s determination and unity.
Hawke’s Bay A&P Show loses a day, new features to be added
A&P shows throughout the country are facing hard times.
Opinion: Gangs should never get praise for good behaviour
OPINION: Celebrating supposed benefits of gang activities to communities is short-sighted.
What’s cooking in Wairoa? The classes that Gabrielle created
A new cooking class aims to teach affordability and nutrition of home meals.
Apple doesn't fall far from the tree for Young Grower of the Year
'I grew up in horticulture on my family’s orchards.'
A sporting revival in Raupunga
YMP has usually not had the numbers to have a club day. That all changed on Saturday.
When hospitality runs dry: How long should you remote work in a cafe?
A journalist who has been banned from several cafes wants to spark a conversation.
Bragging rights on the line
Bragging rights are on the line as the Hastings and Napier first fifteen teams meet.
Bound for Paris? Hawke's Bay produces the goods in Olympics hockey prelude
Four Hawke's Bay players were in the squad for the Black Sticks' pre-Olympics campaign.
Winter burn: Hastings hits 25.6C, beats 1988 June high
Temperatures soared to well above average everywhere in Hawke's Bay.
Dormant city church being torn down to make room for social housing proposal
The 'gorgeous' stained glass windows could be yours as Kāinga Ora moves in.
Hastings New World’s $7 million Lotto winner claims prize
The over-the-moon punter has claimed their prize after buying a ticket in Hastings.
Catherine Wedd: 'Budget provides tax relief to hardworking New Zealanders'
Families with young children are set to benefit most.
Opinion: Hawke’s Bay regional councillors failed to ‘read the room’
OPINION: We are listening. Let’s hope it shows in our future decisions.
Central Hawke's Bay farmers learn vital first aid skills
Nearly 100 farmers have completed a free farmer first aid training course.
Bridge club playing its cards right for 50 years
It's all a matter of having a strategy and knowing a few tricks.
Trial roundabout for Waipawa's main street
The roundabout will be at the intersection of State Highway 2 and Ruataniwha St, Waipawa.
Viking Choir and friends will entertain you
Viking Choir hosts Brass Band and Pipe Band at concert.
Hawke's Bay flood projects get faster consenting process
Streamlined consenting would only be available to applications lodged by councils.
Gay Edgecombe - much beloved thespian and community icon dies
Gay Edgecombe - Amazing actress and director passes away at almost 90
Jaques family's construction legacy ends with death of Don Jaques
The Jaques family came to New Zealand in the late 19th century.