Retired inspector wishes cop shooter could have faced justice
Constable Glenn McKibbin was shot dead in Flaxmere 25 years ago.
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Principal of 18 years leaves to take up Wellington post
Deputy principal Heather Wilkie will take over as acting principal.
Big wins for Hastings, Taradale in Nash Cup rugby
The competition is heating up in the Nash Cup and other grades in Hawke's Bay
'Life changed dramatically': Woman assaulted at Havelock North restaurant
An assault in which a woman received a second concussion has dramatically changed her life
Results: Hawke's Bay club rugby season under way
Hawke's Bay club rugby has begun for the season.
CHB's Little Easy cycle ride full of Easter smiles
Easter started with an easy cycle for families in Central Hawke's Bay at The Little Easy.
What's on in Hawke's Bay this Easter weekend?
You can catch a mermaid at the National Aquarium or cycle The Big Easy trail.
Havelock North community garden a dream come true
Older congregation members will teach the children how to grow food.
Local Focus: The Kindness Cup is the biggest prize
Te Mata School's Kindness Cup is making a difference. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay youngsters take on Tough Kid challenge
Kids from years 3-6 complete a track with 22 obstacles.
Hawke's Bay house sells for more than $1m, double its valuation, after 24 offers
House sells for double its valuation with 24 offers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Berries rotting on vines amid labour shortage in Bay
"We are behind because we can't get pickers. It just breaks your heart."
Two centuries put Napier Tech into final against Central
Matt Edmondson's 109 helps Napier Tech to 31-run win over Havelock North in semifinal
'Affects all of us': Dozens of women report sexual assaults in Hawke's Bay every year
"Our women still have a fundamental right to safely walk home at night."
What do HB councils think of water fluoridation proposal?
Director general of health Ashley Bloomfield could be responsible for fluoride decisions.
Last fling for veteran Hawke's Bay piper
Taradale's Ian Lee is retiring from competition.
Hastings water leaks: 116 in a month, and that's good!
Each dot represents a leak Hastings council was called about in the past year.
Can an orchard army of students save fruit-picking season?
If Jacinda Ardern can't solve Hawke's Bay's labour shortage, perhaps students can.
7-year-old's moment of forgetfulness a brain tumour
Isla Robertson, 7, was "the energiser bunny". Then she started to "space out".
Covid-19 response one year on - Stuart Nash
I take my hat off to Hawke's Bay nurse Linda St George.
Monster earthquakes: 'I thought it was an evil spirit'
The first of three massive quakes struck in the dead of night - about 2.30am.
'Disappointed': Mask wearing on Hawke's Bay buses low
Mask levels on buses in Hawke's Bay are lower than previous alert level 2 periods.
'It's visible and causes harm to communities': Police on gang violence
New operation to target firearms had one of the first big wins in Hawke's Bay this week.
Navy recreates Napier earthquake photo, 90 years on
The scene involved a restored tractor and trailer and Navy personnel in town for festival.
Screws out of his leg, now podiatrist is ready to be an Ironman
Jackson Clince has battled through surgery after surgery to get to his first full Ironman.
Racing: Hawke's Bay trained Pep Torque a bargain buy
Central Hawke's Bay-trained bargain horse paying dividends for owners.
'Really daunting': No letting up as Hawke's Bay house prices soar
In Hastings in the first month of this year there were just 71 houses on the market.
Craig Cooper: Cancelled festival jolt to Hawke's Bay's 'naive complacency'
An 81-year-old Havelock Man's simple idea should be made compulsory.
Code cracker: 81-year-old comes up with supermarket scanning solution
Patrick Dingemans is frustrated with his fellow shoppers. Supermarkets like his solution.
Hawke's Bay artist Sam Trubridge's incredible Wellington Harbour light display
Truebridge says a similar video projection may be on show in his home region in future.
Enhance your natural beauty with gold treatment facial
"Our philosophy is around delivering results-based treatments to our patients."
$1.3m tree-lined boardwalk for Te Mata Park access proposed
The narrow Tauroa Valley Rd has become a safety risk, council says.
Katelyn Roberts creates adoption packs for Havelock North pound pups
The adoption packs can go out with adopted dogs at the Hastings animal control centre.