One-day cricket final in Napier to support cyclone recovery
Central Stags will play Canterbury in Napier next week.
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'Does not define who I am': Man with Down syndrome can't get a job
Hamish Gilbert wants prospective employers to see the value he can bring to a workplace.
Hawke’s Bay working through grief and trauma after cyclone
A Te Whatu Ora clinical psychologist says everyone will process grief in different ways.
Boaties and beachgoers beware: Cyclone remnants still pose dangers
Official advice from Lawa still advises people to stay out of the water.
Man who punched and repeatedly kicked workmate tries to claim compensation over firing
“The law is clear that threats of violence in the workplace are not acceptable."
Magpies swoop in to help save rehab’s EIT Home
A dedicated team of Magpies swooped into action on Friday.
MPI helping farmers as they work through cyclone-related problems
Farmers facing worries over stock after Cyclone Gabrielle still have plenty of support.
'Magnet': She lost everything in two of NZ’s worst catastrophes
Dee Southall lost a home in Christchurch and another in Cyclone Gabrielle.
Motel generation: What it's like raising kids in emergency housing
Nearly half those living in emergency housing in Hawke's Bay are children.
Haumoana Giant Pumpkin Competition fundraising for flooded playcentre
Not even a cyclone could stop the second Giant Pumpkin Competition.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Safety fears after withdrawal of support for Mangaone River crossing
River crossing has been suddenly left in the Dartmoor community's hands.
Stuart Nash pokes fun at Cabinet demotion in social media post
Nash appears to be looking on the bright side after being told off by the PM.
First female HBRU president continues to break ceilings
Trailblazer can add being a rugby administrator to her impressive list of accomplishments.
Hawke’s Bay pubs and punters celebrate St Paddy’s Day
Eager punters flocked to pubs across Hawke's Bay to celebrate.
'We're open for business': Hawke's Bay CBD's hope for recovery
The businesses need support and want everyone to know they and the State Highway are open.
'Engulfed in water': No warning for couple before losing home and pets
'We never thought there was any urgency to it.'
Bay writer books school libraries restock drive
The “beating heart” of many learning environments was ripped away by the cyclone.
Jobs could be on the line for Hawke’s Bay Re-Leased staff
The proposed layoffs come after a year of significant growth for the company.
No consents, no heating, sewage overflowing: 'Handshake' agreement leads to $33k tenancy payout
Two tenants lived in discomfort for years in a converted implement shed on an orchard.
Wairoa: Iwi trust underwrites $2.5m to help aid recovery; PM finally visits
Hipkins visited two marae in Wairoa on Thursday.
Woman's unexplained injuries, death: Grieving partner tells of finding 'love of my life' unconscious
Shane Thorne does not know how Evie died, but remembers her love of children and animals.
Wastewater still a battle for Napier City Council
The repair programme is complex, but it remains a top priority for the council.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Motorists need to adapt while congestion has grip over Hawke’s Bay roads
Rather than easing, congestion remains after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Stuart Nash, and the challenge of being a leader when a cyclone upends everything
OPINION: An electorate devastated amid new portfolios. That’s a heck of a job for one man.
Sixty inquiries per rental: Cyclone compounds Hawke’s Bay rental crisis
Cyclone deepens rental crisis in Hawke's Bay.
New emergency shipping route a ‘lifeline’ for Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne
New route a lifeline for hard-hit economies.
Hawke's Bay Civil Defence boss was on leave for tramping trip when cyclone hit
Ian Macdonald was 'out of mobile coverage'.
Stuart Nash resigns: Parliament debate calls to relinquish all portfolios
Napier MP Stuart Nash will no longer act as Police Minister.
Hawke’s Bay restaurants cooking up a storm to raise cyclone relief funds
“We are attempting to create the country’s biggest-ever dinner party."
$2m in cyclone grants issued to Hawke’s Bay businesses
The Government has helped with $2 million in grants.
Local Focus: Dartmoor residents ready to reconnect
Construction of a temporary bridge is under way for cut-off Dartmoor residents.
From the floodplain to the fire: Doug Bracewell declares himself fit for Black Caps test recall
Bracewell has declared himself fit and ready to add to his 27 test match appearances.
Wyn Drabble: A banging good guide for how to use a crutch properly
OPINION: Yes, you can smack it on a bench to get the attention of hospitality staff.