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Black Barn triple billing to shine light on youth suicide
Triple-header concert for a cause
Teenager hit by train meets driver
'It is a miracle he is standing on his feet and walking,' his mother said.
Breaking the chain: The scars and the transformation of DeeDee the dog
Chained dogs are seen by the SPCA every week in Hawke's Bay, but they can't always act.
'It's never just you in that car': A grieving mother's plea to young drivers
The mother of the man who was killed in a crash earlier this week has a plea.
Homeless man smokes bath salts, lights fire causing $350,000 in damage
Man has no memory of starting fire which damaged businesses and destroyed a truck.
It's simple for Hawks: Win and they're in
Pressure builds for Hawks as they face Rams for spot in Final 6 series.
'Everyone's a little bit on edge': Hawks in survival mode
A win against the Manawatū Jets on Sunday would be a step along road to redemption.
Revealed: Photo released of truck involved in Four Square ram raid
"Three or four years ago it started happening quite regularly."
Young kiwi moving house into regenerating native bush
Kiwi head into former pine block land in Hawke's Bay.
Survivor happy 'narcissistic' abuser has been sent to jail
Matthew Stephen Cox, 43, has been jailed for 10 months.
Lotto: Two players win $500k each, Powerball jackpot grows to $14m
Saturday night could see a $14 million winner.
Fire in 1931 sparks $150k legal headache for property development in 2022
Court action needed to clear away legal hurdle on Te Awanga subdivision.
Three-year ACC fight: Judge rules worker's wrist injuries caused by kebab tongs
The man spent a lot of his shift using tongs to put salad and meat onto wraps.
Corrections working with union to address rising prison violence
The Sensible Sentencing Trust claims Corrections was warned ahead of the recent assault.
'Back to life': Customers return to Municipal Building after $23m restoration
The restored building in Hastings is welcoming back visitors and customers.
Aspiring Māori politicians encouraged to stand for council
Election by postal vote is on September 16-October 8.
Grieving dad takes private prosecution against logging firm after son's death
'I shouldn't have to fight this hard.'
SPCA accused of acting by stealth with closure of town's centre
Central Hawke's Bay residents are angry at the SPCA's decision to close its local centre.
'Never blame yourself' judge tells mother of abused child
Judge reassures mother of child sexually abused by the man she married.
Children's mental health: Services at 'crisis point' as demand surges and staff depart
Mental health providers are struggling to cope with growing need in the wake of Covid-19.
Dispute could put accommodation for prisoners on probation in jeopardy
A dispute could put accommodation for ex-prisoners in Hastings at risk
Flag raised on Hawke's Bay's EIT campus for International Rainbow Pride Month
Pride flag raised on campus - "It's about celebrating rainbow identity."
Agent reveals which homes are bucking real estate trend in Hawke's Bay
High-end properties are still selling well but which area is now Hawke's Bay's top suburb?
Baby suffers seizures, stroke after birth, DHB chastised
A baby was starved of oxygen during birth and suffered a stroke.
Mob wahine opens whare to struggling māmā and tamariki
'Every single person in NZ knows somebody who knows somebody who's a gang member.'
Kiwis wake to storms and snowfall as dreary winter weather hits most of NZ
With severe wind and thunderstorm watches in place, DoC warns it's safer to stay put.
Two Three Waters campaigns to launch in Hawke's Bay
"Have your say Hawke's Bay" aims to encourage people to make submissions to Parliament.
Sex offender on preventive detention denied another appeal
Sixty-year-old has amassed 17 convictions involving seven victims since 1995.
More counterfeit cash emerges in Napier
Another store owner has found a fake $50 bill in the till.
'They gave us one night's break at least': Havelock North store burgled twice in three days
In the latest incident, thieves threw a brick through the glass door of the storeroom.
'Even the Mob can put their bins out': Fly-tipping frustrates Napier resident
Rubbish in city waterway some of the worst in long streak of illegal dumpings.
Boy's nan overwhelmed with support for hui on Monday
The pair were remanded on bail with name suppression after alleged park assault.