Napier Port to build a new reef to neighbour Pania
Resource consent has been given to Napier Port to build a new reef.
Resource consent has been given to Napier Port to build a new reef.
Land around the airport could be turned into a groundbreaking solar project.
Popular musician Samoan Cowboy to headline Flaxmere benefit concert.
Despite a proposed national merger, EIT is seeing student numbers increase.
We have got the technology but have we got enough information?
Thousands of raw milk supporters sign petition as lawyers prepare to meet.
Talented junior sees bigger picture and agrees to rest.
Andrew Graney received the Skills Highway Champion Employer award.
A look at the week's business news in Hawke's Bay.
Summer is taking a little holiday.
Napier Christmas Cheer crew set to kick off the parcel packing task and goodies flow in.
Havelock North High girls exceed expectations on platform of uncomplicated blueprint.
A grieving Samoan community in Hawke's Bay is rallying together to help families.
Damage needs to be dealt with before next meetings.
Sandra Venables came under fire from Stuart Nash, ironically now the Minister of Police.
A 26-year-old man appeared in court after a two-vehicle crash in Hastings.
A woman remains in hospital with serious injuries after a crash near Hastings on Sunday.
Protests follow shipment at ports around New Zealand before it hit more trouble in Otago.
Mahina Lawrence is down to the final five to become the new Tomorrow People lead singer.
It's a dying shame if you make it to Vegas but give canyons a miss, writes Anendra Singh.
Hawkeyes win Battle of the Bays.
Hawke's Bay United make season-defining statement in quest for premiership playoffs berth.
Hawke's Bay men sixth at nationals, women 12th.
Fast Pitch kingpin ejected from pre-Christmas final for the second consecutive year.
Trainworld's alleged burglar nabbed - third time...unlucky
Meteorologist Andy Best said the week will be a bit of a taster for all the seasons.
A Fenz spokeswoman said the blaze is roughly the size of five rugby fields.
The festival attracts well over 7000-plus locals over the three weeks.
Around 13,000 people were in attendance at Cox Partners Christmas at the Park.