Hinewehi Mohi sings the national anthem in te reo once more, 20 years after her famous rendition at Twickenham
Hinewehi Mohi sings the national anthem in te reo once more, 20 years after her famous rendition at Twickenham. Video / Supplied
Hinewehi Mohi sings the national anthem in te reo once more, 20 years after her famous rendition at Twickenham. Video / Supplied
Don Alexander of Napier is a very happy man. After an absence of 12 years he has been reunited with his wedding ring. Video Warren Buckland.
Kirsten Wise and Chris Tremain discuss the issues. Made with funding on NZ On Air.
Onekawa School siblings, Harrison Atkins 6, Morgan Atkins 10, had a close encounter with a roaming dog. Luckily they remembered what they had recently been told and were able to ward off the dog without potential injury.
Arrivals lounge at Hawke's Bay Airport was in celebration mode as Napier City Rover players carried the Chatham Cup back from their Auckland win 3-2 against Melville United.
Cheer Dynamix senior teams practicing before heading off to compete in Australia in October. Meara Tostevin and Sophie Bates chat to Hawke's Bay Today
Youth Employment pop-up in the Hastings CBD opened this week. It is a mobile service so the council team can further applications for government funding. Job seekers were supported to take part in a six-week Limited Service Volunteer military course.
HBHS winners of the national under-15 rugby tournament against Hamilton Boys High School in Napier.
A cat caught in the jaws of a springloaded trap for 30 hours managed to drag itself to a location where it was rescued by an SPCA inspector. The tabby cat, which had to have its leg amputated, had been trapped in a spring-loaded leg hold trap near Dannevirke.
Former All Black Stephen Donald attended the Daffodil Raceday at the Hawke's Bay racecourse in Hastings.
Concerned Havelock North resident David Addis is worried about a cellphone tower being constructed by Spark on Te Mata Road near a school and kindergarten.
Bright yellow is not a colour usually seen at the Stortford Lodge sale yards but it was on Wednesday. Balloons, hats and bunting adorned the rostrum as pens of lambs were auctioned with proceeds to the Hastings Cancer Society.
Firefighters battled a blaze in a house on Milton Rd, Bluff Hill, Napier. Fire services were called to the scene on Tuesday around 11.12am after windows were heard smashing and flames began to "shoot out" of the building, neighbours near the cordon said. Video Warren Buckland
Havelock North girl Matilda Kersjes was just seven when she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in 2015. We went to see how she is getting on at home with mum Fiona Cooch, Havelock North. Video Warren Buckland.
Ellen Jillings gave a big smile to the cameras when she was picked as the first Hastings Blossom Queen in 1953, and hasn't stopped smiling since. Video Warren Buckland.
The Hawke’s Bay movers and shakers had joined Steven Adams to spread the gospel of basketball yesterday before declaring the NBA star should slip on the Tall Black singlet ... but only when he deems it fit.
Hebie Capill, 50, is willing to undergo HSCT for halting the progression of Multiple Sclerosis. The treatment is not available in NZ so she is heading to Mexico in October. She needs to raise $90,000 to fund the treatment.
Hastings East D Grade Reps training at Anderson Park Havelock North.
Havelock North band Arlo Mac to compete in the Smokefreerockquest finals in Auckland next month. Harry Mason, vocals, Ben Bush lead guitar, Joe Leadword on bass and Thomas Grant on drums get in some rehearsal time.
Napier council slammed for Ahuriri Estuary pollution. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hastings Mayoralty candidate interviews. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Primary and Intermediate School choirs sing to impress at Hastings Intermediate School. Hawke's Bay Today reporter Sahiban Hyde speaks to Ngaire Shand the Kids Sing East Coast coordinator.
Karen Barkle principal Ongaonga School is proud of the annual OngaOnga 7-a-side tournament held recently. As the parents cheered hundreds of children played Rugby, Soccer, Hockey and Netball.
Hawke's Bay locals gather in Hastings to support the Ihumatao protesters.
As a result from an article published in Hawke's Bay Today, a cat without back paws has been adopted from Hastings SPCA by Georgia-May Gilberston of Havelock North. Video Warren Buckland.