
Mercury hits thirsty 30s again in Hawke’s Bay
It was a warm welcome for one of the bigger cruise-liner visits of the summer.
It was a warm welcome for one of the bigger cruise-liner visits of the summer.
Matangi is normally known for its Angus beef.
'My girl is dancing among heaven’s flowers,' victim's widower says.
Matt Bell said there had been a real prospect the Havelock North cinema would close.
'Maybe this has happened for a reason.'
Brother versus brother: That's the way the cookie crumbles
Gifts focus on STEM learning, fun and practical items for children in need this Christmas.
Epic bomb competition returns to Hawke’s Bay this weekend at Havelock North Village Pool.
Architect expert says Napier's flood maps will likely make homes on piles popular.
Police armed as a precaution and an increased police presence.
A 500-metre stretch of State Highway 2 will get a makeover starting on January 13.
Two-vehicle crash stops traffic north of Hastings.
Thousands turned out to Christmas events in Hawke's Bay.
The Kaweka Community Catchment Collective is staging a forum on Wednesday.
Staff are prepped in case the winner comes back into the store.
'We do not want to close these, but if they continue to be damaged we may be forced to.'
'Who does not benefit from a website that has over 600,000 visitor sessions per annum?'
Te Mata Park Trust finishes its native planting, enhancing Hawke's Bay's iconic location.
'Comfortable being uncomfortable': as he graduates from Lindisfarne College.
'I just want to get out of here and go back to prison,' he once yelled at the judge.
Opinion: Mei's collective of tribes merged, making her complete and well-loved.
Fiona Wills went to feed the chickens on December 9, 2014. She hasn't been seen since.
'We have a culture of believing the aquifer is limitless,' Napier Mayor Kirsten Wise says.
'We had a few students who felt the effects of the high temps,' a Napier high school says.
Moving through floodwaters on foot, officers saw seven people clinging to a pole.
The extension is aimed at giving pāua the 'best chance to recover'.
'A few onions, potatoes, coconut cream, and fish heads. Can’t wait.'
Peter Murton will keep cooking his sweetcorn fritters, despite the painful experience.
Temperatures came on a day with a strong wind watch in place for all of Hawke’s Bay.
Bump up farm bio-security, or inevitable will happen, warns veteran Bay poultry farmer.