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Tattooing from home is higher risk, but could be only option for the unvaccinated.
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Taking the bark out of Barker Rd: Napier's beautiful nuisance trees had to go
All 27 trees have been removed, but the city council is planning to replant the street.
Laughter and wonder: Hawke's Bay man pays for 14 magic shows for schoolkids
When Covid postponed an Arts Festival show, up stepped Bruce Mactaggart.
Worth a trip? Giant glowing cacti set to take over central Hastings
From Thursday, six giant cacti will have sprouted in the square.
Kerrison for Christmas: Hawke's Bay's festive season plans in full swing
Opshop singer, Christmas parade and market still banking on bringing the festive fun.
Changes and reopenings as Hawke's Bay country pubs turn corner
The decline in Hawke's Bay country pubs appears to be over.
'Upset and disbelief': Bumps in the road for cashless businesses
"That's their way of living. Where do these people go?"
Raffle tickets and candyfloss: raising awareness and funds for bowel cancer
Grandfather of 13 and father of 8 wants to spread bowel cancer awareness amongst whānau.
Hawke's Bay man denies charges of incest, poisoning and indecent assault
A Hawke's Bay man denies charges including incest and poison.
Proud Ross Shield moment for parents of youngest player
He's the first student from Bridge Pa School to make the team.
'This is reality': Solo mum-of-five's struggle to avoid emergency housing trap
She has great references and can afford rent. But she's on the verge of sleeping in cars.
Motorcyclist flown to hospital after serious crash in Central Hawke's Bay
A rider has been injured after coming off a motorbike in Central Hawke's Bay.
Local Focus: You're being laser-scanned from above
Unison Networks is laser-scanning its network in Rotorua, Taupō and Hawke's Bay.
Poaching, housing, seasonal work: Staff churnover at two Hawke's Bay councils
A total of 27 staff have left Tararua DC since November, and 118 left Napier CC in a year.
Turf chores: The Pasifika students sacrificing weekends to maintain safe house gardens
"What I'm doing isn't for nothing. I'm doing it for people, and their wellbeing."
Editorial: The Govt has thrown regional NZ a Level 2 hospital pass
EDITORIAL: Thousands of people are technically allowed to cram into stadiums. Technically.
Local Focus: Too much of a good thing in our rivers
A $6 million project is extracting excess Central Hawke's Bay river gravel for industry.
'All the stops' pulled out to get fans in for Ranfurly Shield game
Structured system that can automatically provide spacing between stand groups created.
'It's okay to not be okay': Taradale teen's message to Japanese youth
Group of NZ teens using symbols of strength to spread message: "it's okay to not be okay".
Hawke's Bay vaccination campaign to get people to roll up their sleeves
DHB's Ū Tonu initiative urges the region to keep going as national jab day announced.
Stadiums and other events to reopen to unlimited fans under level 2 rule change
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's office has confirmed the change to Hawke's Bay Today.
William Trubridge welcomes new water baby in 'dream birth'
William Trubridge on being a full-time dad, filming and free diving
After three years, Havelock North's controversial 4G tower is up
Cell tower finally up in village
Napier Port CEO says Delta's arrival in Hawke's Bay is 'imminent'
Variant's arrival is now "almost inevitable, and imminent". Is the region prepared?
Hawke's Bay shearer fed up with uncomfortable pants launches Merino jeans
Sometimes the answer to a problem can be staring you right in the face.
Liquor store owner stuck with taking councillor to court
A Hastings councillor was ordered to pay costs over a failed bid to stop a liquor licence.
Thousands in Central Hawke's Bay without internet
A Chorus fibre cable damaged by road workers was the cause of a significant outage.
What can we do to reduce Hawke's Bay's greenhouse gas emissions
Every person in Hawke's Bay produces an average of 19 tonnes of emissions a year.
Workers injured in three separate morning incidents in Hawke's Bay
Rescue chopper responds to three work accidents over five hours this morning.
Hawke's Bay DHB internal network outage resolved, cause being investigated
A DHB spokeswoman said issue was not related to hacking and no patients had been impacted.
Israel Dagg's mum worked two jobs so he could follow his dream
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Shakeup to Hastings District Council won't cost ratepayers: councillor
A big shakeup to Hastings District Council has split councillors.