Witnesses sought after boy dies in Hastings crash
The 13-year-old cyclist was critically injured in the collision and died.
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Coroner dies after accident at home
Coroner Christopher Devonport died after an accident at his home.
Chlorination woes: Leaky hot water cylinders replaced
None of his 15 Napier homes have needed a cylinder replacement since the water crisis.
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Delight and intrigue as rogue car moves again, this time to Napier
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Persistently parked car drives residents car-azy
Rogue, battered car shifted around a street each week is causing "upheaval" in Hastings.
Woman pays full price for stealing a 'tester' bottle
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Holiday dream shattered after courier loses passport
A plan to visit family and holiday in Canada after a stint in India has gone awry.
Judge shocked at driver's blood reading
Driver is an "accident waiting to happen" on Hawke's Bay's roads, judge says.
H-Files: The killing of the pregnant cook
Historic murder of 20-year-old daughter of Christchurch politician.
Police still seeking answers in Flaxmere homicide inquiry
Inquiries continue into fourth Napier-Hastings homicide investigation in less than a year.
Grave robbery: Mum pleads for return of son's greenstone
Teresa Smith-Craig says the "boogie man" will be creeping on those who stole the taonga.
Beach weather: Metservice's pick of the day
Napier, Hastings and Blenheim set to share high of 32C today.
Local Focus: Marching girls become marching grannies
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One summer left: The beach where the climate-change hourglass trickles
A once-vibrant waterfront now littered with bach corpses, eerie reminders of summers past.
Former pedigree pool swimmer Amy Renall tames ocean race
There's no hiding in the water when it comes to the Hawke's Bay Ocean Swim Series.
Body of swimmer recovered from Hawke's Bay waterfall
The swimmer had gone missing yesterday evening after diving into the water.
Local Focus: Operatunity a dream opportunity for musicians
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Local Focus: Operatunity a dream gig for musicians
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Local Focus: New Zealand's best school production is in Flaxmere
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Local Focus: Christmas At the Park a local hit
Christmas At the Park 2018. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Not guilty plea in dead eels case
Nearly 2000 eels were found dead in Canterbury creek in April.
Iwi suggests acquiring stake in Napier Port
Iwi head wants to guarantee the port stays local.
From pro rugby hopeful, to meth user, to violent crime to a prison cell
Jordan Stratton-Pineaha and an accomplice barged into a sleepout armed with a knife.
Hastings teen jailed for stabbing man six times
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Local Focus: Hastings' Christmas brilliance
Hastings has the best Christmas lights. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Demolition only option for wobbly warehouse
Crocked coolstore on Caroline Rd awaits insurers' nod before demolition can start.
Viewpoint NZ: Q&A with Santa and the Bay Sausage Rollers
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Choked nurse yet to be cleared to work again
Hawke's Bay mental health nurse remains off work after being choked by a patient.
Te Mata Peak: $1m to get this... from this
Council spends $650,000 returning range back to square one.