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Family of 15 in a three-bedroom home: The plight of Flaxmere's families, when kids are at home 24/7
It's a recipe for trouble, not just because overcrowding makes it easier to spread virus.
Hawke's Bay's teddy bears in windows multiply by the day
The nationwide Bear Hunt scheme sees homes around HB place teddy bears in the window.
Help in Tararua just a phone call away
Callers will be talked through a range of welfare questions when they first ring.
Managing farm finances in a dry autumn
The key message is: keep talking to your wider team.
Iwi delivers hundreds of kilograms of fresh fish to those in need in Hawke's Bay
Ngati Kahungunu hooks on to the idea of fresh fish supply for those in need in Covid-19.
Some Tararua water restrictions eased
The current total hosing ban will stay in place for Woodville, Norsewood and Akitio.
Napier rest home with five Covid-19 cases gifted 150kg freezer by community
It took six people, including four fire crew to unload and install a 150kg freezer.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Hawke's Bay records five new cases
Hawke's Bay has five new case of Covid-19, bringing the total in the region to 24.
From war-torn Afghanistan to virus frontline
Andrew Cameron has returned. He's ready for his next fight.
It's a bear hunt about the Bay
Teddy bears in masks and on roofs have been spotted around Hawke's Bay.
Virus knocks back showjumping opportunity
Part of the attraction for Adele was the training she was to receive before the event.
Editor James Morgan started as paperboy
James Morgan worked at Fleet Street in London when the Kray brothers ran the underworld.
Hawke's Bay records three new Covid-19 cases, region's total now 19
Hawke's Bay has three new case of Covid-19, bringing the total to 19 in the region.
Tararua shooters in top clay target teams
Shooters from all over New Zealand participated in a week of intense competition.
Czech artist in residence safely home
Desperate attempts by the travel agent to get her on a plane initially failed.
McLean second in NZ Hill Climb Champs
McLean chose to drive conservatively to ensure his car would survive the two races.
Nurse 'scared' after being told to 'reuse' single-use protective equipment in Hawke's Bay
DHB says more equipment coming and it'll be getting it out "as fast as we can".
Wairoa mayor 'disgusted' by online comments after first Covid-19 case confirmed
The person was tested outside of Wairoa and had gone to the district to self-isolate.
New Hawke's Bay Covid-19 case travelled internationally
One new case in Hawke's Bay on Wednesday, taking region's total to 16.
Police adopt reassurance role
Dannevirke Police say community spirit appears to be alive and well in the town.
Rivers rise thanks to steady rain
Steady rain in Dannevirke has seen river levels rise and the water deliveries cancelled.
Happiness is not hard to find
I walked down the middle of the road because there was absolutely no traffic.
First big test of Napier Port sale: Will it help Hawke's Bay through crisis?
Rex Graham said protection of the region's future was the purpose of the decision to sell.
'Incredibly heartwarming': Hundreds offer to sew scrubs for Hawke's Bay GPs
A call for community volunteers to sew scrubs received a huge response.
DHB calls on former nurses to help
DHB asks for help from former nurses as the region gears up for its response to Covid-19.
Rural Hawke's Bay firefighters put at risk by 'unnecessary fires'
The rural fire brigade in Hawke's Bay is down 50 volunteer firefighters.
Hawke's Bay business creates app to help with Covid-19 contact tracing
The app called Covid-19 Register provides a check-in service to venues and businesses
Tararua fire season moves to restricted
The fire seasons for Tararua and Wairarapa has changed from prohibited to restricted.
Reminder to save water despite rain
Tararua District's water shortage could ease with heavy rain predicted.
Important to stay communicate and stay connected
TNAR leader Hayden Hape was key in trucking the deliveries to the Taiwhenua