Uncertainty for Warehouse workers as jobs on the line
Hawke's Bay Warehouses stay quiet on whether workers will be axed
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Legal action lodged over Te Mata Peak track
Environmental Defence Society challenges council decision and seeks order to remove track.
Fleeing driver crashes into police car
A fleeing driver came to an abrupt stop after he crashed into a police car.
Railway land set for retail development
New shopping centre proposed for 1.28ha site near Napier's central business district.
Lucky to be alive: Police officer held axe attack victim's chest together
A Hastings man is lucky to be alive after he was slashed with an axe last week.
Students become servants for a day to give back to community
The event was created by Lindisfarne College a decade ago and provides benefits all round.
Students doing 'What Ever It Takes' to tackle mental health, including hosting national inquiry
Students overcome personal barriers of fear and understanding to engage in project.
Person treated by paramedics after gas leak at marae
Fire and Emergency was called to reports of a gas explosion. Person treated by parademics.
Gang members plunge axe into man's chest
'Wanna fight?' Gang member jumps fence and attacks man at his new home.
Death on crossing in Napier
Community members rallied in vain to save a man hit by a car in Onekawa
Wet and wild weather moves south and leaves clean-up
The weather is expected to move south from the already rain-soaked Gisborne district.
Pitch controversy punctuates Suburbs' win
Havelock North Wanderers make most of heavy underfoot against Suburbs in Chatham Cup loss.
Man charged after armed standoff in Hastings
The man's arrest followed an Armed Offenders Squad callout on Friday.
Detective's message: 'You will be caught'
A meth kingpin was yesterday jailed for 13 years.
Whānau builds new affordable rental houses on site of family home
The small affordable housing development was built with the help of Te Puni Kokiri.
Crash victim's firm to fund repatriation
George Weston Foods to pay for Napier worker's body to be sent back to India.
Local Focus: A gritty tale of gravel, grinders and resource consent
Russell Roads find the solution is to give neighbours what they want. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Gravel extractors grind neighbours' gears
Russell Roads has paid handsomely for resource consent. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hastings van-rammer pleads guilty to attack
He repeatedly rammed a van full of people on Omahu Rd in Hastings.
Bastion Point and the tragedy that nearly ended the protest
Today marks 40 years since the police forcibly ended the Bastion Point occupation.
UFO? Mystery object hovers over Hawke's Bay
A mystery flying object piques the interest of many Hawke's Bay residents.
Driver caught on camera narrowly avoiding crash
Dashcam video shows the two vehicles missing each other by split seconds.
Council manager admits she stole nearly $400k
Opal Taylor initially claimed she only took a small amount.
Track row: Iwi boss blasts 'racist charge of lycra brigade'
"The track has ... driven a chasm in our community", writes Ngahiwi Tomoana.
Controversial Te Mata track to stay?
Craggy Range denies Environmental Defence Society claims it is misleading the public.
Hawke's Bay educators rally for pay equity
Fair's Fair Mana Taurite events will be staged in Hastings today.
Drowning widow: 'Please let me stay'
Widow faced "torturous" cultural prosecution when she returned to India after the tragedy
Local Focus: Curtains for Tūtira?
Lake Tūtira has a short-term solution for toxic slime. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Housing for Arataki Holiday Park
Arataki Holiday Park has been sold to a developer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Wanderers wallop Wairarapa to claim points
New Solomon Island signing Gagame Feni scores hattrick of goals in Wanderers' first win.
Rifles will not fall silent
Key to Anzac Day rifle-shot tribute is link to police, ex-solder says