Squash: Master coach has hand in two national titles
Colin Hayvice helps two teams win at same event.
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Agriculture minister heads for Royal Show in Hastings
Damien O'Connor will be a special guest at the Royal New Zealand Show.
CHB bugs check into hotels for the school holidays
"So many people donated resources to this. I love how CHB works that way."
Cocktail of arrogance and nerves: Next four weeks bring out the worst in NZ
As a showdown with Italy looms, a horrible feeling in the stomach starts to grow.
The queue at NZ's luckiest Lotto store: Family of $11m Hawke's Bay winner try for a double dip
Throngs of punters descend on Hastings store on Wednesday in a bid to win $28m.
Uber has arrived in Hawke's Bay. So what's it like?
If Clarence Hermon was nervous as a journalist jumped in the back seat, he didn't show it.
Signpost points to Hawke's Bay as the centre of the world's wine regions
Sign post marks Hawke's Bay as the centre of the wine regions of the world.
CHB's ducks in a row and ready to race
The traditional Duck Race down the Waipawa River will start at 1.15pm.
Mayoral candidate fuming over election 'typos'
A Napier mayoral candidate says his campaign has been seriously compromised by typos.
18-year-old charged with murder of Hastings teen
Teen then allegedly robbed victim's brother of a Los Angeles Kings cap, valued at $50.
A Summer's Day Disco 2020 - all the details announced
A Summer's Day Disco returns to Mount Maunganui in 2020.
The Hits: Time for a bit of spring maintenance
Why is it that from now until Christmas we need about three diaries on the go?
Show promises energy, emotion and heart
Postmodern Jukebox will perform at the Napier Municipal Theatre on October 15.
Middle NZ: Lab protein turns my stomach
Can't think of anything more processed than food produced in a lab.
Funding for youth mental health and addiction services
Tararua's youth facing mental health or addiction issues will now be able to seek help.
Rugby: Penalties a concern for unbeaten Napier West
Hastings East and Napier West still unbeaten
Central Hawke's Bay farewells retiring councillors and deputy mayor
Three Central Hawke's Bay councillors said farewell as they retired from council duties.
Dog classified as dangerous attacked woman walking down street two months later
Woman jumped on to a nearby car roof to avoid the dog's attack.
Home is where the heat is: Hawke's Bay temperatures soar higher than Rarotonga
Hawke's Bay the place to be this week as temperatures soar to mid-20s.
Mother Nature throws a tanty
A once-in-a-lifetime ice storm from the skies froze us in our tracks.
Cyclist death continues horror week of crashes in Napier
The fatal crash was the third serious crash in the area in the past week.
Motocross: Riders show NZ future is bright
Tauranga's Arama Te Whetu won all five of his races.
Rowing: Murray to offer tips at Bay indoor champs
Organisers eager to attract non-rowing entrants.
One person in a serious condition after crashing into tree
Emergency services were called to the scene at around 10.10pm on Creagh St.
The dam debate: Why do regional councillors support one in Hastings, but not Waipawa?
Election-campaign claims of conflicts of interest in stances on Hawke's Bay water storage.
Funding for freshwater projects
Three Dannevirke groups will receive funding for freshwater projects.
Local artists on show at Dannevirke Showgrounds
Dannevirke artists will open their annual exhibition on Friday evening.
What's happening in the Hawke's Bay business world?
A look at the week's business news in Hawke's Bay.
Profile Boats to be manufactured under license in US
US-based company Excel Boats will produce the boats under a license deal.
'Country boy' thrilled to win national realtor award again
Matt Oliver was named Top Real Estate Agent for Property Brokers Group Nationwide.
Letters: Candidates fire off views ahead of election day
Water and activists dominate councillors' opinions
Rugby: Favourites Hastings East issue early warning at Wakely Shield
Hastings East coach Sam Giddens reckons it was a patchy display.
Bay of Plenty, Gisborne shaken by 5.2M quake
People as far away as Nelson reported feeling the quake.