Lambs killed in dog raid
Hastings sheep farmers Denise and Colin Davis have had dogs attack and kill lambs again last night at Hawke's Bay Equestrian Park, Hastings. Laura Wiltshire talks to them. Video / Warren Buckland.
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Shane Jones backs the bay.
Regional economic development minister Shane Jones talks on a Kiwirail special passenger train about the investment in the rail line from Napier to Wairoa. Video Warren Buckland.
Shane Jones on state highway 38
Shane Jones regional Economic Development minister talks about SH38 through Waikaremoana. Video Warren Buckland.
Rise to stardom
Chris Hall of Havelock North is very proud of her daughter Anna Fifield who has just written a book about Kim Jong Un the North Korean leader. Video Warren Buckland
Good news for Cape Coast.
WOW chairman Keith Newman and HDC councillor Ann Redstone are pleased the Hastings District Council and relevant parties will look into the possibility of sea wall protection. Video Warren Buckland.
Local Focus: Meng Foon on lunches, blackmailing gang members and te reo Māori
Gisborne mayor won't be drawn on his next move but he was happy to lift the lid on some of the antics from his mayoralty. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Havelock North shed fire
A shed in Lipscombe Crescent Havelock North was burnt to the ground Tuesday early afternoon.
Rent hike forces pensioner out.
Pensioner Bea Ridgway says she has been forced out of her Waipawa flat because of substantial a rent increase. Video Warren Buckland.
Rent hike forces pensioner out.
Pensioner Bea Ridgeway says she has been forced out of her Waipawa flat because of substantial a rent increase.
Mozart lives on.
Sacred Heart high school student Emily Lowe, 15 was walking her dog Mozart when she was attacked and both were injured by a larger dog in Pirimai, Napier recently. Video Warren Buckland.
People with brain Injuries telling their stories
Brain Injury HB with the support of RoadsafeHB have developed an awareness campaign, made up of interviews of people with brain injuries telling their stories.
Local Focus: Book sale's final chapter
William Colenso College's final book sale. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Dog attack victim speaks out.
Joan Sye of Hastings and her small dog were attacked by a larger dog when out walking in a local park. They were both injured, but her small dog Gigi died. Video Warren Buckland.
Local Focus: Hawke's Bay's best office is a stream
Hawke's Bay's unique weed boats are ugly but effective. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Stepping out of Meng's shadow
Rehette Stoltz wants to be the one who makes history. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Happy 100th Trevor
Trevor Page celebrates his 100th birthday with his daily walk up Sugar Loaf in Taradale
Local Focus: Could this be Gisborne's first Māori mayor?
Meredith Akuhata-Brown is fighting for the top job. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
HB teachers strike Hastings
Hawke's Bay teachers took to the roundabouts and marched to Hastings Clock Tower for their stop work strike.
Leighton tops his Army class.
Leighton Brown of Havelock North recounts his experience where he topped the class in the Limited Service Volunteer course held at Burnham Military Camp.
Local Focus: Hours of concentration and not a screen in sight
Chess is so good for your brain that it's on the maths curriculum overseas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: The Pasifika face of NZ law
Even the President of the Law Society faces racism. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Painting the van
Former P addict Joseph Rowntree of Napier is happy to have a paying job painting a campervan for a Clive resident. Video Warren Buckland.
Local Focus: Different views on Captain Cook
How to mark the arrival of Cook divides the community. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Disillusioned Dannevirke patient.
Jim Vercoe Austing, 77, had surgery to his leg to remove skin cancer on May 14 at the Kauri Medical Centre in Palmerston North and returned to Dannevirke on Thursday.
Local Focus: Hawke's Bay Marathon has record numbers for sunny skies
Hawke's Bay Marathon record numbers and sunny success. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Fun with recycling.
Hawke's Bay Today reporters Georgia May Gilbertson and Laura Wiltshire explain how we should be recycling our plastics and paper in the Bay.
Local Focus: Ducking out of rugby 'what we're into'
Premier rugby team defaults a game to go duck shooting. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Exploding pumpkin warning
Florencia Ferrari of Havelock North was burned when she took a cooked pumpkin out of the microwave oven. Her injuries required hospital treatment.
Road dropout at Mahia
Local resident Denis Murphy inspects the largest dropout caused by erosion on Mahia East Coast Road.
Local Focus: Half way to paradise
The Maraetotara River is reverting back to its former glory. Made with funding from NZ On Air.