Blues overwhelm Havelock in cup
Chatham Cup derbies crank up the knob of intensity as Wanderers, Napier Marist discovered.
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Watch NZH Local Focus: Tougher gun control recommendations questioned
Legitimate gun owners question firearms law changes. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Roll of Honour and eternal flame must be restored
Why has the Napier council dropped War and Memorial out of the conference centre name?
Students hope to retain spot in lit team
Students are preparing for Hawke's Bay's top literacy competition next Friday.
Company driving dam 'has to prove worth'
Three new directors take reins at Hawke's Bay regional council investment firm.
Seven fun things to do in the Bay
Here are a few things to do in the Hawke's Bay over the next two days.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Toys for Edgecumbe
EduKids Taradale donate toys to Edgecumbe children. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Trapped duo freed after Napier crash
Two people have been taken to hospital after being trapped in a Napier crash.
Pair's return to Napier Harriers to compete a success
When Kristian Day and Ruby Muir moved away, the Napier Harrier Club fields lost out.
Calm weather follows a month of storms
Hawke's Bay residents can look forward to settled week after recent stormy patch.
Boots, bats, balls and racquets flood in
Generous locals just keep giving as Hawke's Bay kids get a sporting chance.
Napier recycling station rebuffs concerns
The city council stopped accepting plastics at Taradale's transfer station in May, 2014.
Home detention for car-crash death
He has been spared a prison sentence because of his injuries.
Napier Marist soccer map future on milestone
Club history is all good but Napier Marist wants to map vision through Chatham Cup today
Friendly little 'monsters' of Napier's Loch Clive
Eels in city square's pond have created plenty of attention.
Henry Hill School earns top technology status
Henry Hill School has the stats to show that an Apple iPad a day keeps your brain sharp.
'Sharp jolt' as quake strikes Hawke's Bay
Two quakes strike the region - the first a magnitude of 4.6, the second one less strong.
Watch NZH Local Focus:Napier's post Cyclone Cook clean-up
Napier cleans up after Cyclone Cook's deluge. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Cyclone Cook slams Hawke's Bay
Wild winds and rain causes slips, road closures and power outages across the region.
Editorial: Sports gear goes another round
Donated second-hand gear to lift young players on the eve of the winter sport season.
IT firm joins NZ Technology group
Hawke's Bay company Need a Nerd has become part of New Zealand Technology Group.
Old oak tree reluctantly felled
Complaints from residents have meant the end for 'beautiful' tree in Napier suburb.
Petite assignment towering challenge for choir
Peter Williams reviews Napier choir's performance of Rossini liturgical work.
Eye on rain gauges as Debbie's tail hits
Napier expects 82mm and Hastings 66mm as Debbie's deluge sweeps Hawke's Bay.
Bay man has a plan to change the world
Author and former Napier City manager is speaking on ethical investment tonight at EIT.
Triathlon: Olympian talks up Bay event
Sam Bradley says the Harbour to Hills should be on every triathlete's bucket list.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Ngati Kahungunu voyage to protest
Ngati Kahungunu sail to protest the Amazon Warrior. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay exporter awards open
Judges are calling for entries to this year's ExportNZ ASB Awards, which close on June 9.
Donations left outside Salvation Army ruined
The Salvation Army are calling for people to only donate items during store hours.
Nervous wait for winegrowers after rain
If it continues, recent wet weather will put this year's vintage at risk.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Hawke's Bay food rescue
Hastings District Council waste minimisation team has granted $5000 to a zero waste food rescue scheme. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Council comes to rescue for art project
American artist Cryptik is to paint a mother Bryde's whale and her calf on the NCC wall.