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Police carrying guns after Napier drive-by injures two, say there is gang link
"I was in shock, like I couldn't move. I was just trying to hide myself somewhere."
'Chunk of wood' has a lot to say for itself
A seemingly simple piece of wood signals the start of the New Zealand land-grab wars.
'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.
'It looked like wheels sticking up': Car in water turns out to be log
From 200 metres away Coastguard skipper Henry van Tuel thought it looked ominous.
InterCity reduces bus services between Napier and Gisborne
From March 8, there will be fewer bus services between Wairoa and Napier and Gisborne.
Roger Moroney: No empty echo for Bay's Art Deco Festival
Kudos to those who danced and dined and doodled about in their grand automobiles.
Navy recreates Napier earthquake photo, 90 years on
The scene involved a restored tractor and trailer and Navy personnel in town for festival.
Hip hippo hooray: Madagascar the Musical is coming to Napier
Like to move it, move it? Madagascar The Musical is coming to Napier.
Rotarian cycles from North Cape to Bluff - all in name of charity
Greenmeadows member Alan White will be travelling the 3000km Te Araroa Trail.
'Keeping an open mind': Māori ward question goes back to ratepayers
It's a decision that has again left Māori council representatives asking for leadership.
How to inspire kids into the Air Force - bring a plane to school
RNZAF medic Claudia Karlsson returned to Hawke's Bay for the 'School to Skies' programme.
'Yemen is in downright turmoil': Hawke's Bay youth to lead peace walk
According to Unicef the Yemen crisis is the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.
It's back: Affordable Art Exhibition has 300 works for sale
The event will showcase artworks by more than 60 professional artists.
Claude Thomas was beaten until he went deaf for being left handed. He fears he won't live to get justice
"It just felt like somebody hammed a red hot knitting needle in my ear."
Cricket: Napier Tech win T20 comp, eye greater prizes
Club wins Murray McKearney Memorial Cup in final over Havelock North.
Hawke's Bay's rugby academy side back in action
Hawke's Bay's young guns drew 26-all with Manawatū in Palmerston North.
Addressing participation in Hawke's Bay high school sport
Sport HB welcomes ex-Tall Black Dillon Boucher to encourage balance in youth sport
Teens dominate Napier ocean swim
Perfect conditions made for one of the fastest of Napier oceans swims
Eskdale and mountain bike parks collide
Friends of Eskdale Park spokespeople are battling mountain bikers over the park's future.
'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.
Local Focus: Deco weekend dances on despite cancellation
Deco festival continues thanks to independent events. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'On edge': The Napier man, the giant landslip, and a culvert claim
Council rejects claims potential flood fix it initially agreed to would have stopped slip.
Business Hawke's Bay folds
Walker says end of economic development agency starts next step of region's "evolution".
Independent events ready to put on a show in Napier
There's plenty to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend, even if it's not officially deco.
Art Deco Trust: 'We couldn't gamble with people's livelihoods'
Dozens if not hundreds of smaller-scale events and attractions can still happen
'Really happy': Napier hospo identity welcomes level 1 announcement
The announcement comes after event postponements and cancellations
Thieves steal $10,000 worth of tools from builder's work truck
Former rugby player bemoans lack of insurance after tools theft.
SH5 tree fall: Napier-Taupō road reopens after 17 hours
One truck driver attempted to get through the trees and became stuck.
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.
New rating system: Changes coming for Napier City ratepayers
Fixing rates anomalies in place since councils mergers 32 years ago.