Train station opened 145 years ago
The first railcar arrived in 1962, the last train to stop would also be a railcar
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Businesses benefit from crime prevention scheme
Fog cannons a real deterrent to aggravated robberies
Things to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend
Try your hand at golf croquet, soap-making, or Lego sessions for the whole family.
Neighbourhood Support group's new approach
Community support group embracing technology.
Foul play? Council rules family's backyard basketball hoop is a 'structure'
Neighbour complained about the noise of dribbling teens. Council found an illegal hoop.
Rugby: Hawke's Bay Tui run riot in Nelson
Tui have scored 32 tries in four encounters
Hastings Mayor hunts for source of water museum leak
Sandra Hazlehurst is questioning councillors over the information leak to media.
Havelock North kicks off Forklift Games in style
Winner Valen Wharerau will compete in the New Zealand Forklift Games next month.
Hawke's Bay students strike in fight against climate change
The students marched as part of the Hawke's Bay School Strike 4 Climate event.
He bought a new TV for the Rugby World Cup. It hasn't streamed a single game
A week of calls between Spark and Noel Leeming, a week of no games.
'I want to read again': Generosity gets woman with MS to Mexico for treatment
"It's an illness you can't get rid off, but I have to try."
Doors opening for Napier's disability community
Councillor Maxine Boag said she felt the strategy was timely given Bill Dalton's stroke.
Pat Magill, 93, prepares for what will likely be his last Unity Walk
A feature of the walk will be a stop at Waitangi Reserve.
Out of the fire, into the oven: Century Bakery Hastings to reopen
Popular bakery re-opens its doors after Christmas eve fire destroyed its premises.
Work to start on airport car park upgrade
Customers will be able to pay at exit from their vehicles when work is completed.
Losing faith, but not losing heart
We should no longer expect, or even respect, piety in our leaders
Rugby: Fakatava aims to get even better
Fakatava knew he had to step up and back himself in Weber's absence.
Man injured in Eskdale crash
One person taken to hospital after a van and a motorcycle collide northwest of Napier.
Weekend reprieve brings sun and light winds before another chill
Gisborne will get to 21C on Saturday while Napier will bask in 23C on Sunday.
Skiing: Three Hawke's Bay brothers capture North Island titles
Winter all year round for Bay brothers
Dannevirke's Elske Centre celebrates spring
Elske Centre clients and guests celebrated spring at a special luncheon on Wednesday.
Comment: Toitoi names reflects heritage and culture
Toitoi will put Hastings on the map as a leading centre for arts and culture.
Hastings District Council proposes $8.6m museum for water
Hastings Council has proposed a million-dollar building for the story of water to be told.
Soak up the sun this weekend: Warm weather forecast
Hawke's Bay can expect highs of 21C over the weekend.
Rugby: Loosie hopes switch will bring national selection
Brown will start at No 8 for first time this season
Illegal rubbish dumping riles councillors
Tararua District mayor fires a warning shot at fly-tippers - you will be fined.
Napier City Council goes $9.2 million over budget
Napier spends $9.2 million more than budgeted in 2018/2019 financial year.
New speed limits set after review
A proposal to change the speed limits on six roads has been approved.