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The battle for Hawke's Bay Tourism: Who should fund it, and what would happen if it disappeared?
Tourism businesses pay it $160k in annual membership fees, ratepayers pay a $1.5m grant.
Tourism businesses pay it $160k in annual membership fees, ratepayers pay a $1.5m grant.
After 15 years of coffee and food at Milk and Honey, it was time for a new challenge.
Bay industry leader Gordon Vogtherr was once thrown in jail for racing through Italy.
OPINION: This is an organisation that is willing to waste millions of ratepayer dollars.
Big read: How one woman was caught in a scandal of overwhelmed cancer services.
Anna Leask reveals the murderers who have never been granted parole.
“We have many farmers eager to participate, but currently face a shortage of teachers.”
Huge amount of property market "positivity" after a tough 2023.
Long-serving chief executive to depart as group restructures.
Johnny be good with perfect start for Tigers.
NZ Mountain Safety Council’s research community needs help.
OPINION: It really should not be this hard.
Sarah Ferguson, the mother of Jamey Bowring who was killed in an explosion at Salter Cartage Ltd in Wiri, talks about her loss and ongoing court action. Video / Mike Scott
Paul Gardiner & Helen Stockman are one season away from seeing the fruits of their labour.
Health & Disability Commissioner Morag McDowell on her investigation into Southern region cancer service delays. Video / NZ Herald
Some students may have had to process violent incident without support, parent said.
'I would be surprised if this winter actually ended up being really cold.'
Late maize harvest affects availability of spots for shooters.
Jamey Bowring was killed in workplace explosion that is still shaking the courts.
Stanford's education shift has shades of the 1980s about it, but it might work.
McNeill and Hey win NZ sailing's oldest trophy in Gisborne.
Test your knowledge with the Herald's morning quiz.
There are now 37 farmers involved in the Informing New Zealand Beef programme.
A nearby business saw the suspect on its security cameras carrying a large kitchen knife.
A police spokesperson said they were called following reports of people shouting.
Meet the 20 locals putting their best foot forward for Hospice.
Witness reports seeing a person lying on the supermarket floor bleeding.
Rape victim of notorious detective hopes other women can bury their trauma with him.
Bridjid Tamihana admitted 11 charges relating to the treatment of a 23-month-old girl.