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Time is of the essence with clock restoration
Rowan Pilbrows and his team of horologists are restoring the Napier floral clock.
Hawke's Bay-based French owners of Napier cafe plead case to Immigration NZ
Cafe Tennyson and Bistro owner feels like his hard work has been overlooked by INZ.
City council sparks kōrero to mull social housing
Consultation on the future of Napier City Council's community housing opened this week.
Mobster jailed after kidnapping girlfriend and 'coward's punch' on female prison officer
Upon hearing the sentence, the man kicked out at a piece of furniture.
Seriousness of environmental breaches on the rise as the number decreases
The total cost of fines for environmental breaches has more than tripled.
From prop to Pinot Noir: Ex-All Black's journey from the rugby field to the vineyard
Rugby and wine blend perfectly at ex-All Black John Ashworth's Hawke's Bay vineyard
Taxi driver says switch to LPG is way around high petrol costs
Is converting cars to LPG the solution to rising fuel costs? A taxi driver thinks so.
Speed limit cut on Napier's dragstrip Willowbank Ave
More speeds limits lowered on streets in and around Napier.
Rape victim moved to act after hearing man abused another
Two victims, 20 years apart, speak out about rapist and sex abuser Robin Hermansen.
Three Waters announcement 'silent' on Hawke's Bay alternative
Three Waters recommendations underwhelm mayors.
'I'm really excited for it' says Hawke's Bay debutant
''We have so much amazing, growing talent in Hawke's Bay', says Kat Brown.
Get that sand back to where it belongs
NCC should insist the HBRC urgently repairs avoidable damage at Westshore Beach.
'Peace and no war': Ukrainian community to host Napier event in solidarity
When Tanya Skyrme called her family in Ukraine they were hiding in the basement.
Slavery case: Matamata denied bid for Supreme Court appeal
Joseph Matamata, convicted of multiple slavery charges, denied appeal.
Hawke's Bay has 315 new cases of Covid, surpassing 1000 active Covid cases
Active Covid case tally in Hawke's Bay surpasses 1000.
'It's a good start': Govt takes new look at forestry and emissions trading
Submissions open on March 14 and close on April 22.
Matariki public holiday: Fireworks show, lantern parade planned
Hawke's Bay has big plans for the first Matariki public holiday in late June.
Living with Covid - be positive and be prepared
Initially, I felt a little anxious, overwhelmed and then confused.
'I don't like to be boring': Cherry Boomb's unique artistic expression
From 'boring' mum to artistically challenging performer
'Someone in this case is lying,' says Crown
Crown and defence sum up in abuse trial: someone is lying, jury told.
Shooting accused remanded in custody
Man charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm after Napier incident.
Damp end to a wet Hawke's Bay month - maybe
A wintery end to summer - showers forecast, but not a lot of rain.
Covid's effects delay Hawke Cup play until November
Hawke's Bay the first team to retain the Hawke Cup throughout a season since 2016-2017.
'Quietest in 20 years': Low foot traffic hurting business in Napier, Hastings CBDs
Businesses are being hit hard by a big drop in foot traffic
Rain creates growth phase for lawnmowing industry
He does 10 lawns a day, five days a week.
Parents urged to plan ahead, as temporary ECE closures likely
Ministry of Education warns rising Covid cases will impact ECE centres.
Sex abuser gets lengthy sentence for creating 'living hell'
Victims tell court about the impact of years of sexual abuse.
Covid 19 Omicron outbreak: 18 new cases in Hawke's Bay on Wednesday
Wednesday 1pm Covid update from the Ministry of Health.
Sewage leak warning lifted at Pandora Pond
A no swimming and fishing warning following a sewage leak has been lifted.
New Napier pool complex at least four years away
Upkeep of old pools could cost an extra $8 million pending replacement
'Gives some hope': Businesses report boost from Art Deco Festival
Art Deco Festival has seen a welcome boost for local businesses.
Landlord told he can't split power bills between tenants
Tenancy Tribunal rules against landlord who tried to divide power bill between tenants