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EIT graduate puts final feathers on 'bird of care'
It recalls the narrative of the Pacific ancestor, Māui and the kōkako bird.
On the menu: Why you should visit Hawke's Bay in late summer
Have an end of season holiday as the sunshine gives a last blessing to ripening grapes.
The wacky side of Hastings uncovered for Fringe in the 'Stings
Events include an accordion player singing in Klingon.
Near-record month for luxury car sales in Hawke's Bay
Big-ticket items are in hot demand as the wealthy seek alternatives to overseas trips.
Go local: Hawke's Bay humming from dawn til dusk
Eftpos transactions up by 14.1 per cent on the previous year in Napier on July 7.
Napier's new escape room experience nearly ready
You look for clues, solve puzzles and ultimately break out of a room. Easy, right?
A Napier CBD brothel? Backpackers explored all ways to escape Covid financial hole
"It was kind of a joke, but also kind of not."
Go Local: Backpackers' bunk rooms to morph into escape rooms
"Napier needs more all-weather activities for whole families, teenagers and adults."
Railbikes coming: Mahia's abandoned coastal tracks set to be transformed into attraction
It could transform tourism in northern Hawke's Bay and give it a big post-Covid boost.
One man saved a DC3 from becoming a cafe
Scenic Art Deco style flights to be offered in region after man's astonishing save.
Ardern in Hawke's Bay: PM's advice for a region digging itself out of a hole
Hawke's Bay's own regional brand key to getting local economy growing again.
Hawke's Bay locals want to raise $2m to buy coconut yoghurt business
Little Island won't let Covid-19 impact $2m capital raise to buy coconut yoghurt business.
The tourist who loves Hawke's Bay so much, he's staying after lockdown
Mauro Pacella's love for Napier has grown despite being in lockdown on a working holiday.
Forty-two haircuts by 9.40am - how Hawke's Bay greeted level 2
Morning was frantic, Emerson Street Barbers owner said, but it was what they lived for.
Butcher, baker and candlestick maker: How Level 2 will change lives
Under Level 2, adaptations forced on traditional businesses them could help them thrive.
Thrifty Car rentals lend their fleet to Salvation Army
How do you get food to a food bank? Step up, Thrifty Rentals.
GO LOCAL! NZME regional titles launch support-local campaign
Initiative calls on people to support local businesses.