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Hastings piper concerned about food
An elderly Hastings man is concerned he may run out of food and supplies during the Covid-19 lockdown. Ernest Seadon raised concerns over the lack of delivery or collection services and prices available in Hawke's Bay supermarkets.
Local Focus: Wairoa forestry 'scaring the hell out of this community'
Wairoa's forestry fear. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Power lines cut for Hawke's Bay, Rotorua and Taupō
Electricity price drop for Unison Network. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Covid 19 lockdown is a walk in the park but not a drive to it
Don't drive to the park says Civil Defence Emergency Management Group. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Weekend lock down
Havelock North residents go into their first weekend of lock down, social distancing and isolation
Coronavirus lockdown Hawke's Bay
Day one of Coronavirus lockdown in the bay. Whats going on? Who's out there? We had a look.
Local Focus: Covid-19 brings new regime to Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay Civil Defence & Emergency Management Committee Chairman Rick Barker says we should live in a bubble and be kind. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Home schooling in Hastings
Home schooling has been a way of life for the Lomberg family of Hastings for a while. Sundeia Lomberg talks to Anendra Singh about their experiences. Video Warren Buckland.
Local Focus: Napier mayor calls for calm over Ruby Princess cruise ship visit on March 15
Napier mayor urges calm after Ruby Princess cruise. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Native plants instead of herbicides a 'nirvana' solution
Villa Maria are trialing under-vine natives. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Recent residents here to stay
Media personalities Bill Ralston and Janet Wilson recently moved from Auckland to live by the sea in Te Awanga, Hawke's Bay. Video Warren Buckland.
Local Focus: Apple industry is immune to virus
Apple industry says fruit selling well overseas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Tasting Feijoa for the first time
British reporter Christian Fuller was encouraged to try for the first time a popular New Zealand fruit - the Feijoa. Video Warren Buckland.
Ten B.A.D. years
Making the best of a B.A.D day Beer appreciation day at Duart House in Havelock North
Local Focus: Defiant organic farmers await prosecution
Lindsay Farm is bending or breaking government rules. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Napier businessman Peter Jordan 4 wheels short
Van and Napier business owner Peter Jordan is four wheels short after theives stole his mags mid morning off his van parked across the road from his house. Video Warren Buckland.
Caught up in Chinese Coronavirus
Peter Morgan of Hastings spent five weeks in isolation in a Chinese factory after being caught up in the country's lock down due to the coronavirus outbreak when visiting friends in China.
Walking Man
Alwyn McIntyre, of Hastings, walks the length of the country during the Te Araroa Trail to tee up for the Triple Peaks this weekend.
Omarunui landfill tour
Omarunui landfill uses the latest technology to ensure the natural by-products that come with the burying of rubbish do not pollute our waterways, land or air. We went on a tour to see why this facility has a Class A rating.
Local Focus: Hastings' sprinkling problem
Residents breaking bylaws in Hastings. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Close shave for Colin
Colin Heyward from Waipukurau getting his beard shaved for dementia Hawke's Bay
Local Focus: East Coast Farming Expo a 'boutique' experience
The East Coast Farming Expo's fifth event. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Josh Coppins visits Argyll East School
Multiple ex-NZ champion and former world No 2 Motorcross rider Josh Coppins visited Argyll East School to talk to pupils about his career. Video Warren Buckland
Taking a punt on Lotto in Hastings
With 49 first division winners, Unichem Stortford Lodge Pharmacy in Hastings is Billed as 'The luckiest Lotto shop in the land'. Video / Warren Buckland
Dig deep for Caydence
Nancye Rawi from Clive has arranged a fundraiser for her 3 year old daughter Caydence who has a rare genetic disorder
Ongaonga residents running low on water
Long time Ongaonga resident Bill Stevenson heads a group of concerned residents who are having domestic water supply problems. Video Warren Buckland
Local Focus: She sells sunflowers in the summer sun
Sunflowers are a blooming business in Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Napier demolition one of the largest in living memory
Napier Civic Building to be demolished. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Caped hero saves school mate
Wearing his 'Hero' cape supplied by St John, Ollie Norman yr 6 re-enacts his recovery treatment of fellow yr 6 Bledisloe School pupil Brad Mepham on the school courts. Video Warren Buckland.
Local Focus: Soap box races return to Art Deco weekend
The races were held on Sunday morning of Napier's annual festival. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Sister Act
Vicki Alexander married Phillip Clynes while her sister Jill Currie married Robert Burden in a double wedding at Waipatiki beach near Napier
Verdict is 'yummy' as PM serves up food for Flaxmere kids
School lunch programme launched in Flaxmere.
Local Focus: PM unveiling at HB Opera House
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visits a renovated Hawke's Bay Opera House. Made with funding from NZ On Air.