Tickner to brew coffee when not tickling batsmen's ribs
If Black Caps do little things right they will prevail says CD fast bowler Blair Tickner.
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'It's devastating': 18 dog attacks so far this year
Farmer says moonlit nights a problem for dog control and calls for stricter legislation.
'I've got a big smile on my face': Briar Hales shines at rugby tournament she can't win
The only girl in the team couldn't win, but she could make a statement. And she did.
MAC men, women pay tribute to Porky Mareikura
It'll take something clinical and concerted to topple Napier Old Boys' Marist from top.
'Real gentleman' killed in mobility scooter crash was delivering birthday present
Family remembers Mount Maunganui man as 'a right character' who could fix almost anything.
Digging studs in: Principals refuse to let Briar play rugby tournament
School will support a boycott of rugby tournament, if boys decide they want to protest.
'We are at a crisis': Farmers to band together on dog attacks
Farmers unite to guard their sheep as calls to police prove fruitless.
Tattooed Mongrel Mob member starts Givealittle fund
After being in prison twice, he chose to change life around and now needs Kiwis to help.
Children's Commissioner to review child uplift polices after HB case
It follows the attempted uplift of a Maori woman's baby in Hastings.
Non-union teachers angry at pay rise delay
Unusual three-month delay in pay rises angers non-union teachers.
Minister steps into Māori baby uplift case
Minister will meet Hastings iwi tomorrow over child uplift case.
From Hastings to North Korea: The rise of Kim Jong Un profiler Anna Fifield
Fifield's first book is The Great Successor: The Secret Rise and Rule of Kim Jong Un.
Napier: The city where time stands still
Time will tell if the non-tickers out there will move their hands again.
It pelted down while Hawke's Bay slept, and more downpours are coming tonight
Napier set to receive another 30-40mm downpour from 6pm.
Bags, balls, bibs timely fillip for Otane Sports Club
Bank encourages netball clubs to lodge application to become ANZ On You Team member.
Hawke's Bay's 'roaming dog problem': Victims speak out
A 79-year-old's stroll through Akina Park turned into a fight for survival.
Local Focus: Parkvale School centenary a friendship celebration
Parkvale School Centenary Celebrations. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Woman 'snapped' and stabbed partner through car seat
Profusely-bleeding man kept driving after the attack, then lost consciousness.
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.
NZ's luckiest Lotto store wins First Division yet again
Two weeks, two First Division wins, 49 in total - Hastings has a store defying all odds.
'We have hit rock bottom': Hawke's Bay teachers take to the streets
Hawke's Bay teachers joined thousands from around the country in striking for better pay.
'Enough is enough': Hawke's Bay mayors unite to tackle rising gang population
"The activity across our communities is intimidating and we will not stand for it."
Hawke's Bay housing crisis: Number on waiting list drops
"We have started to solve the housing crisis in Hastings."
'Scary': Govt steps in to help 367 schools - the full list
Officials have stepped into a third of all low-decile schools since 2009.
How does she get a start? No interviews, no emails, just rejection for teen job hunter
"She's bubbly, and a bloody hard worker and any cafe would be lucky to have her."
New claim of kid in state care being taken to Hastings gang house and threatened
Young man wanted full investigation of his claim a caregiver arranged gang threats.
'Huge shock': Workplace closes doors in honour of colleague
Kirsty Parsons was her "usual happy self" as she walked out the door for the final time.
Hawke's Bay Marathon has record numbers for sunny skies
Hawke's Bay Marathon a sunny success. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Atrocious' result in Hawke's Bay police sting
At noon a driver without a seatbelt decided to speed off from the police sting.
Bay housing crisis: Prices soar in affordable suburbs
"If you could gravitate living standards with the rise of prices that would make my day."
Victim of crash that killed two near Hastings remembered as 'all-round top guy'
The crash killed two Hastings locals.
Dog attack on nurse has fractured family
The attack was human error and Smokey doesn't deserve to pay the price, her owner says.
Mongrel Mob events allowed to continue on top of Te Mata Peak
Events like the one which closed peak will continue; Mob events held at peak for 20 years.
Local Focus: Half way to paradise
The Maraetotara River is reverting back to its former glory. Made with funding from NZ On Air.