60-metre turbine blade transported to wind farm site
Footage of a 60-metre turbine blade being transported from Napier up to the Harapaki Wind Farm site. Video / Meridian Energy
Footage of a 60-metre turbine blade being transported from Napier up to the Harapaki Wind Farm site. Video / Meridian Energy
Cyclone Gabrielle flooded the Esk Valley home of Mackenzie Wiig and fiancé Michaela Tait. They are living in limbo as they wait to see what sort of pay out they will receive. Video / Warren Buckland
Its not a joke when Emma Bowyer invites the audience to bring their own baby to a Napier comedy show. Video/Warren Buckland
June Clark explains to Hawke's Bay Today reporter Mitchell Hageman why the new plastic one litre milk bottle is causing her grief. Video / Warren Buckland
With inflation and recovery bills going up, rates rises are happening around the region.
Ethnic community prepares to take centre stage in Napier this Saturday.
Local food and wine festival is great news for Hawke’s Bay hospitality.
Volunteers at Coffin Club Hawke’s Bay have been making baby coffins since 2015.
At 91, Michael Tunnicliffe was the oldest competitor at the 2023 Masters Swimming Champs.
A Hastings sleepout caught fire in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Josh Adam talks about the experience. Video/Warren Buckland
Linda Paterson and Warwick Marshall deputy chairman Eskdale Church board of trustees talk about the church recovery after Cyclone Gabrielle. Video/Warren Buckland
Hundreds of ‘bucket gardens’ are being given away to rebuild cyclone-affected gardens.
For many impacted by the cyclone, the best accommodation option has been family.
At Ebbett Park School Hastings, sign language is nothing new. "Deafness is not seen as anything different,’ says principal Kate Medlicott. Video/Warren Buckland
Reporter Mitchell Hageman talks with Maraekakaho lavender farm owners Jenny and Ken Mark just over three months after Cyclone Gabrielle ruined their income stream. Video / Warren Buckland
Three months after Cyclone Gabrielle, SH2 prepares to reopen between Napier and Wairoa.
Reminders of the devastating destruction caused by Cyclone Gabrielle are ever-present in rural areas of Hawke’s Bay three months on. Video / Neil Reid
Scientists want to understand how the region can better prepare for future events.
Robert Smith and Michelle Hicks are determined to rid Hawke's Bay of the Moth plant one pod at a time. Video / Warren Buckland
Hawke’s Bay residents tap into $150,000, PAK’nSAVE gift card fund.
PM Chris Hipkins and Local Government Minister Kieran McAnulty scrap a major part of the unpopular Three Waters reforms, ditching the four mega entities that would have delivered Three Waters services to households. Video / Mark Mitchell
Dan Gale of Eskdale says he wants to rebuild his home and business after Cyclone Gabrielle washed his caravan park away. Video / Warren Buckland
Students from Eskdale School enjoy free water safety lessons outside the classroom.
A new charity organisation goes flat out to put smiles on children’s faces.
Jody Stephenson of Hastings is used to small feathered animals. She grew up with aviary birds, chickens, ducks and a pet starling so it was easy to foster two Myna birds. Video/Warren Buckland
An Omahu family finds that ex refrigerated containers are becoming an option to live in while your flooded home is repaired. Reporter Gary Hamilton-Irvine has the story. Video/Warren Buckland
Up to a thousand free meals a day come from Neela's makeshift kitchen in Napier.
As the EIT flood damage from Cyclone Gabrielle continues Stefan Schmith EIT Bakery School tutor talks about getting back to normal. Video/Warren Buckland
Hawke's Bay Today reporter Doug Laing takes a closer look at the state of the Napier Taupo highway on the first day open to the public since Cyclone Gabrielle. Video/Warren Buckland