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Armed robbers moved a long knife around his neck, telling him where they would cut him.
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Driveby shootings: Arrest after incidents rock small town
Arrest after three shooting incidents overnight.
Napier's youngest councillor announces says she will stand again
Onekawa-Tamatea ward councillor Annette Brosnan says she will run for a third term.
Hawke's Bay Sikh community rally to make voices heard after Hastings council declines new temple
More than 200 people pack into hearing for an appeal.
Otane v All In big one but it's Outkast test before that
As the pointed end to Super 8 netball arrives, will anyone spoil All In and Otane's party?
Man injured after shootings in Wairoa
Police responded to two incidents in Wairoa near a residential address.
Rowing: Silver for Bay's Mackintosh at worlds
Promising crew eyes Olympic Games qualification
Three arrested after fleeing crashed car in Napier
Residents on Clarence Cox Cres were told to stay indoors as police searched.
Studying 'just opens your mind'
Chad has become an active advocate for Māori concerns
Hit by a flying phone box: Dog walker caught up in bizarre Waipukurau crash
Chrysler hit power pole with such force that phone box beside it flew four metres in air.
Hours of alcohol sales to get shorter in Napier and Hastings
Licensed premises across Napier and Hastings will be subject to new rules from August 21.
SPCA op shop gears up for mega-sale
A lack of volunteers has led to the temporary closure of the Dannevirke SPCA Op Shop.
Roger Moroney: Remarkable brain power that defies age
I was never a candidate to join the club of gifted youngsters they call Brainboxes.
Blues battle bug but not using it as an excuse in loss
The cracker day had factored in everything except a victory for the Rovers at Park Island.
Former Napier Mayor David Prebensen dies aged 86
He served on the council for 18 years, his last six as mayor.
Swell hammers Hawke's Bay but surfers happy
Hawke's Bay swell hammers the coast. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
New St John vehicle launched in Porangahau
A new St John vehicle has been launched to help the Porangahau community.
Ships return to Napier Port swells keep them out for four days
Fog also wreaked havoc at Hawke's Bay Airport on Saturday morning.
Good tucker and a beer the recipe for a long life
Dannevirke man John Bray celebrated his 100th birthday on Friday.
HBRC deputy chair says global warming an 'existential' threat in re-election announcement
Rick Barker says global warming and the region's waterways are of major concern
Rugby: Saracens run riot in Levin
Saracens run in 10 tries and leak one after just two trainings.
Five Lessons from a Ponzi scheme victim
What really matters is finding an adviser who is interested in you achieving your goals.
Wakeboarder rides down Te Awa stream in Napier
Wakeboarder rides down Te Awa stream in Napier. Video / Supplied
Relaxed Rovers ready for Rangers in Central League
The road has tested the Rovers this winter but the Napier club's giving itself a pass mark
Wealthy Scottish Industrialist funds library
This year is 60 years since the original Hastings War Memorial Library was opened.
Stand aside people - I have my First Aid certificate!
We bandaged each other's pretending arterial bleeds and compound fractures.
Driving programme exceeding expectations
Research shows high number of offenders who passed their licenses, went on to get jobs.
Tribute to a special volunteer, a vital cog in the wheel
Volunteers are a key indicator of the health of an organisation, Laura Vodanovich says.
Is Wayne Skipworth first Ironman global envoy from NZ?
Twelve weeks is short notice but nothing is going to stop Wayne Skipworth going to Hawaii.
Mark Oldershaw: Minister, go big or go home
Educational reforms proposed by the government are significant and far-reaching.
Parenting duties gives Bay boxer new outlook on life
Biggest bout yet for Bay professional.