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Revaluations, expansion push Ryman profit up 64 per cent
Company has assets of around $11b but market capitalisation is only $4.5b
Foresters mull appeal against Wairoa rates decision
"We believe we have good grounds for an appeal," NZ Forest Owners Association says.
Budget 2022: First-home buyer loan scheme shaken up
Big jump in some price caps for aspiring first home owners - but prices vary nationwide.
Murder accused to appear next in Northland court, police appeal for information
Two charges have been laid: murder involving a firearm & unlawful possession of a firearm.
Boardroom changes at Hawke's Bay Rugby Union
Shearing contractor and businessman Brendan Mahony is in his 12th year as HBRU chairman.
High Court finds breach of Bill of Rights in police shooting
Judge rules failures by armed police constituted a breach of the Bill of Rights.
Coroner finds restraint of prisoner triggered fatal heart arrhythmia
Hawke's Bay prison inmate's death was caused by stress of restraint.
'Serious injuries' in Hastings car crash
Motorists asked to avoid Longlands where it is understood vehicle has crashed into tree.
Assets seized: Meth dealer couldn't hide car under name John Doe
House, car, cash and bank deposits all seized in long-running asset recovery operation.
Airways boss quits after tumultuous Covid years, control tower closure U-turns
Plans to close regional control towers, announced when Covid hit, have been reversed.
'I was helping you, not my dying sister,' motorcyclist told after guilty plea
Motorcyclist changes plea on fourth day of trial, admits he caused death of fellow rider.
Accused has 'no recollection' of crash that killed woman
Prosecution and defence differ on movements of motorcycles before fatal crash.
Weight loss journey key to former EIT student helping others
My role is to support people to achieve their goals.
Bilingual kura school traffic signs unveiled in Napier
St Patrick's School one of first to welcome bilingual signs.
Murderer didn't know man he tried to blackmail had died
David Lothian was in jail for murder when he threatened a "nark", not knowing he had died.
Art show immerses viewers into five different worlds
The virtual reality hit art show Terminus is on at Hastings City Art Gallery.
Spectator arrested after rugby sideline assault in Havelock North
The injuring with intent to injure charge carries a sentence of up to five years in jail.
'Rebuild ahead': Stellar winter events for Hawke's Bay tourism
With an easing of Covid restrictions, region's winter events calendar is looking hot.
'Cried most of the night': Family's shock as business advertised seven years after relative's death
Mix-up leads to woman's business still being advertised several years after her death.
More than three years jail for knife robbery of country store
Gang member who held knife to country store assistant jailed for aggravated robbery
Moko kauae objections lead to supportive family day in Havelock North sun
A circle of life in Havelock North
Job losses at Takitimu Seafoods after $7m loss, Hastings store to shut
Company struggled through tough years impacted by Covid lockdowns.
Marewa Kindergarten's young photographers stage first exhibition
"Through the Eyes of a Child" is an exhibition of 33 photographs taken by kindy tamariki.
'Humbling': New Ngāti Kahungunu chairman Bayden Barber aims high
Barber the first new iwi chair for 26 years.
Women who took offence at mum's moko kauae told to apologise
Two women asked Jay Scott to cover tā moko on her chin with a mask or leave playground.
'Level of destruction was immense': Former Hawke's Bay man sets up aid operation in Ukraine
ReliefAid founder has just returned from six weeks in the war-torn country.
Havelock North man getting Radikal with neon for the stars in Los Angeles
Bright spark Brandon Ransfield is lighting up Los Angeles with sign business Radikal Neon.
Cafe Tennyson owners sell as residency process drags on
French owners of eatery have decided return home as residency delayed again.
US ambassador visiting Hawke's Bay on first regional tour
It is US Ambassador Tom Udall's first regional tour in New Zealand.
Hawke's Bay killer denied parole: 'We remain concerned about Ataria's association with the gang'
Widow says no life sentence will ever match family's life sentence without husband.
'Real and urgent need': Emergency housing bill $10m for 3 months in Hawke's Bay, Gisborne
The cost of housing people in emergency motels has hit a record in Hawke's Bay.
'Particularly disrespectful': Vandals tag Taradale cenotaph ahead of Anzac Day
The war memorial at the clock tower was vandalised during Easter weekend.
New MPI patrol boat gets first weekend off after rough weather off Hawke's Bay
Matai is 6.5 metres long, but will patrol a coast stretching over 350 kilometres.