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Canoe star named for record-equalling fifth Games
Luuka Jones joins some elite Olympic company.
Luuka Jones joins some elite Olympic company.
Kīngitanga poukai visit to Kāwhia Moana marae dress rehearsal for 140th celebrations.
Crews from Ohakune and Raetihi were called to SH49 on Tuesday night.
Kate Acland, Nancy Crawshaw, Tessa Chartres, G Watson, P Stroup, Angus Moore, David Foote.
The OnDemand vans will not follow set routes.
It was a bumpy road but now she's in the 'best job ever'.
Police are awaiting the results of a post-mortem after a death at a Karamu Rd North motel.
Natalie Ann Carter applied for seven loans totaling nearly $3 million.
Kiwi sniffer dog among the 520 workers on massive SH1 project.
Conservation Minister Tama Potaka part of guest list.
Hidden Blessings leaves $50 notes around Hawke's Bay. Video / Hidden Blessings NZ
Agricultural award crowns two winners at 10th anniversary.
New inflation data shows price rises are easing.
Wales is on top of world shearing - but can they win in New Zealand?
Two helicopters used monsoon buckets to help tame the large vegetation fire.
Police have arrested three people in relation to the Mangamuka homicide in the Far North.
Daytime temperatures could drop by 10 degrees by the weekend.
The rebuilt tricycle is being donated to Ronald McDonald House.
Meanwhile, a Whangamatā course hosted a charity event.
A thief targeting Paige Lanigan's washing line started out as annoying. Now it's awful.
A young Kiwi footballer's travels have taken him around the world and now to Napier.
New Napier City Rovers signing Matt Jones is already showing commitment on and off the football pitch. Video / Neil Reid
Fishing competition brings 1000 anglers and millions of dollars to the local economy.
The diver went missing from a vessel off Pātea on Sunday.
It will be New Zealand's first female cruiserweight boxing match.
Promoter reckons Sir Tom Jones is ready to wine and dine in the region.
With talk of belt-tightening and soaring costs, Hawke's Bay Today reporter Michaela Gower asks the public, are we poor now?
Economists and CEOs see light at the end of the tunnel. What about on the streets?
The Canadian professors are visiting the Alexander Heritage & Research Library on April 7.
Authorities say the ratepayer-funded project is worthwhile and feedback has been good.