Mōrere hot pools reopening delayed
Popular northern Hawke's Bay tourist attraction will stay closed for a few more months.
Popular northern Hawke's Bay tourist attraction will stay closed for a few more months.
The situation Pākōwhai is in is complex, but two men say there's a simple red-zone fix.
Around 4100 New Zealanders visited 25 farms last Sunday.
A farmer was so concerned about stopbank failure, he paid $13k for an engineer's opinion.
A resource consent decision for the Waikare Gorge appears likely to be made in July.
Cadets have been employed to clean up the Coromandel Peninsula's eastern coastline.
Charges and fees targeted as council looks to limit rates hike.
The Napier-Wairoa railway line has had hardly any trains in the last decade.
Peter and Mary Vujcich are finally getting the retirement they thought had disappeared.
Councils still need hundreds of millions to rebuild our cyclone-devastated roads.
Small slips have been repaired. Damage is very visible to the road, but it is functional.
Temperatures in the region dipped overnight to below average levels for this time of year.
It's believed a streamlined consent process should enable a faster Hawke's Bay rebuild.
Adam Green and Megan Banks were elated after their epic scooter journey.
'One home has 40+ owners so permission's needed from at least 50 per cent of the owners.'
Hawke’s Bay grows 70 per cent of NZ's apples and this year’s picking season has begun.
Plant and Food Research is trying to work out how to 'use the silt to our advantage'.
A farmer turned sharp shooter can now knock the top off a bottle from 300 metres.
Chris Barber and his wife did 'everything they could' to make things work.
Flood-affected residents are still battling insurance claims a year on
Detective Steve Leonard's photo is now blown up on the wall at police headquarters.
Police share stories of heroism, trauma and swimming through a sea of apples as Cyclone Gabrielle swept through Hawke's Bay. Video / Eastern District Police
'There's a lot saying how they’re hating going out into the orchard at the moment.'
You might have seen the protest signs. What you might not know is the original intent.
Were you one of the thousands who helped out during Cyclone Gabrielle?
Hastings council's plan would have cost some homeowners about $25,000.
The state-owned enterprise has improved it full-year forecast.
The project appeared all but dead last year, and has missed another deadline.
The region has been hit by many storms over the past seven years.