'Dynamic personality': Respected kaumātua Jerry Hapuku celebrated in portrait
One of Hawke's Bay's most respected elders has been captured in portrait form.
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Teamwork and resilience working for Central Hockey
Despite conceding an early goal in the first quarter, Central maintained their composure.
'Real cross-country challenge' at Anderson Rally
Strong competition in iconic race at Dannevirke.
Napier council proposes one fewer seat at the table
Council representation has to be reviewed every six years.
Independent supermarket coming to Flaxmere
Plans for independent supermarket to fill deserted New World building in Flaxmere.
From giant switchboards to honey makers: Finalists named for Hawke's Bay Export Awards
Finalists include industries from honey making to fruit growers to manufacturers and tech.
Havelock North businesses concerned about road safety during New World build
Business owners in Havelock North are worried about safety and a lack of consultation.
Meet and greet with award-winning romance authors in Hastings
Have your 'meet cute' with award-winning romance authors at Hastings Library.
Fundraising warming up for Takapau's new health centre
The projected cost is about $4 million.
Quarter of a century for Pakeke Centre in Central Hawke's Bay
In a double celebration, the event also marked National Volunteer Week.
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Growing the rural economy is critical to rebuilding our region’s economy - Catherine Wedd
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Just what the doctor ordered for Wairoa: A triple-header at the rugby
Three Wairoa teams did the business one Saturday; now home matches are next.
Many were hit hard by June 26 flooding in Wairoa, including fire brigade
CFO Luke Knight and fellow volunteers were on the job with fellow firefighters at 4.30am.
Hawke’s Bay apple industry: Newcomer buys 70ha of orchards amid industry shake-up
A German-owned newcomer has bought the apple orchards in Twyford.
A 'Burning Love' for exercise: Filling the gap for disabled fitness in Hawke's Bay
Leana Becker saw a need, so she set out to make a difference.
Wairoa flooding has worsened housing woes: iwi
A critical need: Wairoa iwi trust urges Government to provide social housing.
CHB bylaw 'encourages responsible camping'
"Camping is in the DNA of our Tamatea-Central Hawke’s Bay people."
Hockey One, Hockey Two, Hockey Three: The bully on this week's tournaments.
The men beat South Canterbury in Napier, the women beat North Harbour B in Christchurch.
Pair met at 5 and their friendship is still strong 85 years later
Elaine and Hazel met as new-entrant pupils at Norsewood School.
Young Farmers gear up for national final in Hamilton.
The Young Farmers national final gets under way this week.
Rangitāne Matariki celebrations begin with a hautapu ceremony
Hautapu means to feed the stars.
‘I saw some terrible stuff’: Retired rural hero reflects on Cyclone Gabrielle
When the cyclone struck one retired farmer knew he had the skills to lend a hand.
Junior hockey season sees great progress
The progress the children make during the 10-week season is amazing.
'It's a team effort'. Charlie Death receives Civil Defence award
Charlie Death has given a lot to the Eketahuna community.
Napier City Rovers into Cup quarters for first time in five years
A former Rovers got one for the opposition, but the Rovers weren't lying down.
NBL in flight: Hawks beat the Jets.
The Hawks end losing streak with win by 19 points.
Get off your bike - illegal dirt bike riding slammed by police
Numerous complaints were being received by police.
A women's rugby final, and drama in the men's semifinals
A big day in Hawke's Bay Club rugby.
'We don't want to be forgotten': Wairoa promised millions for flood clean-up as PM visits affected locals
Mum who spoke to PM feared for her and young son's lives as floodwaters rose 'so fast'.
Hawke's Bay Octogenarian's impressive goal helps raise money for Coastguard
Bill Knobloch, like many other across New Zealand, is taking part in The Big Swim.
Diversification more important than ever amid ‘mediocre’ growth - Canny View
The generally flat feeling of the nation persists
Divorce is a dirty word - but it doesn’t have to be
The most common reason for divorce is 'complacency'.