EIT's graduating students overcame Covid lockdowns and Cyclone Gabrielle
Students have gone through a global pandemic and the devastation of the region.
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'So little respect': Vandals attack, damage Hawke's Bay war memorial
The RSA is reeling from a 'senseless act of vandalism'.
Bystanders keep the magic alive after 'trolls' wreck Park Island fairy garden
The actions of bystanders have kept the magic alive at Park Island's fairy garden.
Two of Hawke's Bay biggest schools without permanent principals
New appointments at the large Napier and Hastings schools are expected in the near future.
Woodville RSA resumes Anzac Service at RSA Cemetery
After many years an Anzac Service will be held at RSA Cemetery in Woodville
'Pretty useful genetics': Why one region is set for a deer hunting boon in coming years
Farmed animals escaped during the cyclone and will have mated with the wild population.
Which lucky region has hot weather on the way?
Daily highs 4C above average are on the horizon for some, meteorologist says.
Motorcyclist dies after unlicensed driver runs him over, then flees
Family's lives 'achingly quiet' after loved one's death, daughter tells court.
Canny View: The silent thief taking your hard earned money
It’s not a pretty picture, of eyes will be on various budgets and proposals this year
'Envy' after recreational and commercial fishers shake on it
'Hawke’s Bay really has something special here.'
Meet Rayleen, the stingray making friends with port security guards
Alex MacGregor's patrols always include a 'gidday' to the stingray that keeps coming back.
Loss of regional council funding would ‘set Te Mata Park back by a decade’
Would you pay 65 cents more in rates per year on average to keep Te Mata Park funding?
Napier Port hopes for another big cruise season next summer despite national concern
There is nationwide concern cruise visits may drop next summer. Napier Port isn't worried.
Australian waitresses recruited to New Zealand to help out with staff shortages
The contract stated the Australian girls had to stay 15 months in New Zealand
The Hawke’s Bay chef serving up restaurant meals from rescued food
The pressure was on to serve 50 diners incorporating everything they were given.
Swimmer Emma Godwin off the pace in Olympic dream bid
Godwin finished third in her women's national 200m backstroke final.
Two arrests so far, gang leaders to meet, YMP wants points for match after Hastings rugby van shooting
'Their people were lucky to come out of that alive and unhurt'.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Release date confirmed for Govt's Gabrielle review
The review was initially set to be released in late March but has been pushed back.
Two arrested after rugby team's van shot in Hastings, more arrests likely
Several vehicles involved in the incident have been seized in search warrants.
Autumn scorcher: Hottest April night in Napier history recorded
From low lows to high highs it has been an interesting start to autumn.
'The eels started picking at my leg': Farmer's harrowing ordeal trapped beside creek
'My dogs stayed with me and they were reacting — they could hear the searchers.'
Public outcry prompts change of heart on poppies
The Dannevirke community has stepped up to help the RSA.
'Millions' will see it: Hastings lantern festival back and bigger than ever
Hastings and Guilin is the first sister city relationship between China and New Zealand.
From the MTG: The light shines on Hawke’s Bay’s history
The 1950s and 1960s marked a pivotal time among Māori artists.
Racing: No Bizz credits Hawke’s Bay jockey with instant success
A roundup of the week's racing
Beakers to bongos: The science student turned music therapist helping heal Hawke's Bay
'Verbally explaining what you’re feeling can be hard. Music allows you to exist.'
Hastings light festival comes alive with Oriental sights and sounds
Hastings Osmanthus Gardens Lantern Festival has returned after a hiatus due to Covid and the cyclone.
Growing Great Families in Central Hawke’s Bay
Create and practise a fire escape plan with two ways out of your house in case of a blaze.
4WD trekkers hit the heights of Central Hawke's Bay's coastline
The funds raised will be channelled into Rotary’s funding assistance programmes.
CHB: Open water swimming sisters on national podium
Open water swimming is a passion for Central Hawke's Bay's Paige and Bree Franklin.
Former quarry now a playground
Dozens of children put the Gleeson Park playground to good use as soon as it was opened
Greenmeadows School’s Ukettes strum-up for Joe Walsh gig in Napier
Joe Walsh back in Napier - and Greenmeadows School's Ukettes are ready.
Taradale Pottery Group reflects on love and support after Cyclone Gabrielle
Pottery group finds the silver clay in the silt as it reopens cyclone-hit clubroom.
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