'Out of a Kremlin hymn book': Three Waters dislike runs deep in Hawke's Bay candidates
Place where the reforms all started doesn't have a candidate that clearly supports them.
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Hastings stabbing victim remains in serious condition
A man has been charged and another remains in hospital following a stabbing in Hastings.
Māori research centre opens in Ngāti Kahungunu rohe
A new research centre has opened at the Hawke's Bay Campus of EIT Te Pūkenga.
27-hour rainmaker: Slip closes highway, heavy downfall warnings for north
Rain descends on the North Island just in time for the school holidays.
NZ records 1000-plus AOS callouts for year as cops battle heavily armed crims
"Frontline staff ... find themselves in situations where they feel ill-equipped" - police.
Patron reportedly stabbed and seriously injured at Hastings bar, one in custody
The incident was reported on Friday evening at a gaming lounge.
Te Mata Mushrooms selling its home of 55 years
The longstanding business is selling its property on the outskirts of Havelock North.
Erosion threatens to wash away secrets of the past
This is not a renewable resource, and we risk losing a lot forever.
Local elections: The region where 17,000 people have no vote
'It's an important thing being able to vote. It's a bit weird to get that letter.'
Road wreckage fears in Central Hawke's Bay, could cost up to three times roading budget
Damage of $40m is possible, with 35 slips already and more bad weather on the horizon.
Back behind bars: Sex offender, missing for two years, hands himself in
Lars Peka was the subject of three police appeals for information when he was on the run.
Wild weather: Person injured in Dannevirke lightning strike
Hitchhiker was sheltering under a tree when it was struck by lightning.
Local Focus: John Smith on Candidate Camera
Napier mayoral candidate John Smith shares his views.
Teen homicide victim's journey to 'final resting place'
'Strong lines' of enquiry being chased by police as they hunt Hawke's Bay teen's killer.
Local Focus: Ana Apatu on Candidate Camera
Meet Ana Apatu, running for Hastings District Council.
Local Focus: Chad Tareha on Candidate Camera
Chad Tareha discusses his plans for Napier City Council should he be elected.
Local Focus: Nigel Simpson on Candidate Camera
Nigel Simpson discusses why he is running for NCC mayor in the upcoming elections.
Local Focus: Nigel Olsen on Candidate Camera
Nigel Olsen discusses plans for Napier City Council should he be elected.
Local Focus: Hohepa Cooper on Candidate Camera
Hohepa Cooper, a secondary school teacher, is a Takitimu Māori Ward candidate.
Thunderstorms weaken, move offshore after hail warning
The storms were expected to hit the Mahia Peninsula, Nuhaka and Morere around 4pm.
Elderly man attacked by roaming dog in Hastings street
John Berkhan had fainted from blood loss by the time an ambulance arrived at his flat.
Rugby: Hawke's Bay has a Savea of its own
Kusitino Savea has a famous rugby surname - but he's out to make a name of his own.
'I could see the veins in his eyes': Dispute over Covid opinions led to blows in Salvation Army store
The accused's self-recorded video following the incident was played to the Napier court.
Thirty seconds from national glory: Heartbreak for Napier Boys' High in rugby final
A big defensive effort wasn't enough as Napier Boys lost in the national schools final.
Rugby: Magpies run riot against Stags to retain Ranfurly Shield
The 69-24 win means Hawke's Bay have now defended the Shield 14 times in this reign.
Street changes for Hastings to allow kids to walk and cycle safely to school
'If children are confident to get on their bike or scooter, the whole community opens up.'
Rugby: Historic FPC final win for Hawke's Bay Tui
A winning send-off for veteran Emma Jensen, as the Tui make history in Balclutha.
Teens organise protest in Napier over home detention sentence for rapist
A Napier protest has been organised against rapist Jayden Meyer's home detention sentence.
Photographer captures wāhine dedicated to their craft
'It's helping people feel seen. And it is heartwarming hearing folk say they feel seen...'
Man wanted over Chch shooting wasn't a suspect when boarding flight - police
Police have confirmed a dangerous man wasn't a suspect when he boarded domestic flight.
The mystery deepens: Police yet to decipher identity of woman's body found in burnt-out car
No missing persons match the body of the woman found in car at this stage, police say.
$400k-plus to help build new stables at Tōmoana showgrounds
$460,000 investment will allow stables to be built in time for 2023 Horse of the Year.
Weather: Lingering winter to bring rain this weekend
"Changeable weather is typical of spring," says the Metservice.
Hawke's Bay Tui great farewelled in Balclutha
Emma Jensen has played over 160 first-class rugby matches. Saturday's is her last.