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Four sites shortlisted for Hawke’s Bay’s new $15m hospice
Plans for a much-needed new hospice are getting back on track.
A mare miracle: How a baby horse survived Cyclone Gabrielle
The Moffett's property was over a metre of water during the cyclone.
Tigers Rugby League celebrates club day
Manawatu League clubs come to Dannevirke Tigers to play
Playground and commercial centre planned on Bull Hill for new Havelock North subdivision
Huge Havelock North development won't touch the bull.
Search ceased for missing fisherman Jason Hollows in Hawke’s Bay
The matter has now been referred to the Coroner.
Dannevirke Lions funds help rescue ANZAC Concert
Lions and the community come together to put on ANZAC Concert in Dannevirke
Wyn Drabble: Perhaps teachers should bring a bit of laughter to the classroom
If you follow the paint-by-numbers curriculum, classroom management will be a struggle.
Understrength but plucky Aotea Rugby Premiers outclassed by Havelock North
Aotea Rugby were heavily beaten by a strong Havelock North side.
Keeping creativity flowing in Tararua with crucial funding
Tararua District Council wants requests for funding from Creative Communities by April 30.
Anzac Day remembrance is not just about poppies
We honour the fallen by remembering the lessons they learnt.
Club of the Year: Hawke’s Bay water polo gets back among the honours
Water polo is back on the go in Hawke's Bay, with 700 enrolled in little more than a year.
Danish football recruit’s 17,000km journey to New Zealand with victory in mind
New Napier City Rovers goalie opens on up pressure, pain and a desire to be the best.
Two gold medals for Waipukurau’s Lindsay Farm
The Outstanding Food Producer awards put Lindsay Farm up for a national award next week.
Returns reveal Horizons councillors' financial interests
Horizons councillors are required to state their property and financial interests.
No storm, just hot April nights for Hawke’s Bay
Be ready for Thursday night - the minimum temperature is forecast to be 20C.
Car fans raise the dust at CHB's first Rebel Roundup
The dust has settled and next year's Rebel Roundup is in the pipeline.
Council proposes 19.6 per cent rate increase, as well as cuts to parks, tourism and sustainable homes
Rates will increase 54 per cent over three years - without cuts it would be 69.1 per cent.
Miracle win for shearer Buick at NZ Shears
David Buick was almost killed and wondered if he would ever walk again.
Watch: Baby-carrying mum’s shoplifting attempt foiled; Pak'nSave staff praised
The confronting video shows a 'sad reality' that is becoming more common, Foodstuffs says.
'Always doubted myself': Ashleigh was a 15-year-old school drop out, now she's a valedictorian
From high school dropout to EIT valedictorian.
Hastings street reopens after firefighters investigate smell of gas
The street in Mahora has reopened.
Tararua District pensioner flats facing rent increase
Councillors discussed concerns over the rent increases.
Napier Mayor Kirsten Wise: How we can balance the books without just increasing rates
OPINION: We must be savvy and bold, prudent at times, yet ambitious for our community.
Head Hunters member pleads guilty to ambush killing of Mongrel Mob boss
Daniel Eliu was shot six times at point-blank range - including four in the back.
End of highway bend known as 'Devil's Elbow' on table as NZTA considers new bridge
Hawke's Bay's iconic and cyclone-smashed hairpin bend could be cut across by a bridge.
Keen-as Keanu kick-starts Hawks' 2024 campaign
The new-look Hawks were beaten by 21 points one week - but won by 27 the next.
Farmers in Elsthorpe have taken part in a catchment stocktake,
This is the first time a full stocktake has been completed in a Tukituki sub-catchment.
Hawke’s Bay could get new crematorium as funeral giant enters region
'A new crematorium is expected to be built within the next year or two.'
Sir Buck on passing the Anzac baton to Bay tamariki
'That’s my whānau chanting to scare the enemy.'
'Can you massage me directly': Hapless scammers claiming to be Tom Jones target concertgoers
Most realised it was a scam and didn’t engage, but some thought it was the man himself.
CHB hockey makes energetic season start
The action starts at noon on Saturday at Centralines Sports Park, Waipukurau.
Colour and contrast at choir’s weekend of music
Hawke’s Bay Orchestra and visiting players make up the 20-piece string orchestra.