The inquiry into the contamination of Havelock North's drinking water will be postponed until late January 2017, because of a legal

Heinz Watties staff volunteered their time to put together 100,000 meals for people in need on Saturday. The 150 staff members gathered

Some Flaxmere residents will soon be the proud owners of new bikes gifted by Menzshed Hastings. And the gesture couldn't have come at a better time. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A woman whose car has gone into a Hastings river is not injured or in trouble, but is still in her car.

The property market is at its peak, says Property Brokers Hawke's Bay manager Paul Whitaker. He said while prices were strong and

A mother was subject to domestic violence for 15 years before she sought support from the Women's Refuge and fled her abusive husband. "My

Time stood still for the Taradale Memorial Clock Tower on Monday morning, just minutes after the magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit, with

In terms of domestic violence across the country the statistics are not good. The statistics which encompass crime and injury associated

Fine wine, fine art, fine gardens and fine homes - all accompanied by fine weather meant plenty of fine smiles for the organisers

Lotto excitement has hit fever pitch, with more than two million tickets expected to sell before tonight's record $44-million draw.

Rush Munro's Family Shares Age Old Secrets About NZ's Oldest Ice Cream Following an article in Hawke's Bay Today the family of Frederick

Company directors will have to pay out almost $145,000 after a worker was killed when a quad bike flipped and trapped him underneath.

The luckiest Lotto stores have been revealed ahead of Saturday's $38 million jackpot.

Hawke's Bay people have hurt themselves with fireworks more than 50 times over the past three years. Little wonder, the Fire Service

Emergency services are at the scene of a crash on SH2 in Hastings.

Ninety years ago an Englishman by the name of Frederick Charles Rush Munro started something cool. Very cool. Almost frozen in fact. He

Kiwi Adventure manager David Tait of Hastings had the perfect companion for a far from ordinary river journey. His canoe of course

Two of the most exciting acts on the New Zealand entertainment scene have been lined up to wow the crowd at this year's big Hawke's

Work to uncover answers on the Havelock North water contamination incident which caused over 5000 people to become ill is under way

People who like to go about their day-to-day activities on foot might expect to pay more for a Hawke's Bay house, according to a new

A fire broke out at 2am at the Heinz Watties plant in Hastings this morning.

Hamilton Logan is 92 next month, and this "old grizzly" has been attending Hawke's Bay A&P Show for 70 years. Far from getting sick of it, he says the show is a 'must-see'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Hamilton Logan is 92 next month, and this "old grizzly" has been attending Hawke's Bay A&P Show for 70 years. Far from getting sick of it, he says the show is a 'must-see'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A Hastings woman has been charged with causing the death of an 8-year-old boy after a crash into traffic queued at roadworks this year.

The weekend's freak storm in Napier and Hastings - when hail fell, and blue skies darkened - could herald a turbulent week ahead

Lawrence Yule talks to Local Focus about his 6th mayoral term and insists this will be the last. Made with funding from NZ on Air.

Lawrence Yule talks to Local Focus about his 6th mayoral term and insists this will be the last. Made with funding from NZ on Air

The Government is injecting $50,000 into steering young people away from Hawke's Bay's gang scene, but many say it would be better invested in whānau and parenting skills. Made with funding from NZ on Air

The Government is injecting $50,000 into steering young people away from Hawke’s Bay’s gang scene, but many say it would be better invested in whānau and parenting skills. Youth worker Adrian Pritchard says a holistic approach needs to be taken, and targeting youth alone won’t work. Made with funding from NZ on Air

With gangs deeply ingrained in Hawke's Bay, a new government initiative to steer youth away from them could provide lasting benefit