Local Focus: Natural solution for Lowes Pit pollution
Lake to be filled in with a gravel filter. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Fatal Taradale crash: Police appeal for sightings of silver car
Three days on, police still do not know when the crash occurred.
'Bathroom voyeur' released on parole
Tony Greathead, disgraced former Hastings prison officer, has been released from prison.
Ex-partner of murdered man 'shattered' by killer's escape
"I'm saving what I have to say so I can say it to his face," Jocelyn Peachey says.
School's out, so expect rain, wind and snow for the holidays
If you've planned a school holiday road trip it might be foiled by the weather.
Police seek info on fatal road crash
One person has died following a crash in Napier on Sunday night.
Councillor suggests 'paint guns' to stop speed demons
Flaxmere councillors hold community hui to find solutions to boy racers and speedsters.
Lost in space: Disaster strikes Rocket Lab launch
Rocket Lab's 'Pics or it didn't happen' launch was fast-tracked to avoid bad weather.
The shoulder tap that could have turned Anne Tolley to Labour
Anne Tolley's Napier council time ended in "knives". It led to a life she'd never dreamed.
Warm days, cold nights: Hastings to fall to freezing over weekend
It'll be zero degrees Celsius overnight in Hastings.
New $70m pet food factory coming to Napier, 125 new jobs once complete
Ziwi is shifting from its Tauranga base to Napier, and bringing big jobs with it.
Election promise: Labour MPs vow to protect farms from forestry with resource consent
"Our food producing soil will be our number one priority."
Local Focus: Tukituki electorate explained
The Tukituki electorate could be a close race. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Stranded workers 'losing hope' of returning home
The mental health and wellbeing of 117 Samoan workers is becoming a big concern.
Choosing childcare: The price war in the suburbs
New daycare centres are touting for a shrinking number of children.
Close call: Driver walks away after truck impales windscreen
Photos show an empty truck trailer protruding nastily into the driver's windscreen.
Monster waves, snow, gales: Desert Rd closed as NZ wakes up in the freezer
Rug up warm, the cold is here to stay, with snow warnings out in force for many areas.
David Clark approves $10m Hawke's Bay radiology department upgrade
But National MP Lawrence Yule claims he "embarrassed" the Govt into making a decision.
Local Focus: Napier electorate explained
Nash faces his third National rookie for Napier. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Never come across someone as sweet': Principal's tribute to girl killed in crash
"All our students are special, but Teang was a level above."
Wairoa roads flood as 95mm of rain falls in 24 hours
Rainfall has been above average in Hawke's Bay for the month of June.
Local Focus: Permanent fire ban proposed for Hawke's Bay
An all-year fire ban is planned for Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay elections: Who is standing so far?
Who has put their hand up so far, and join us in a 2017 flashback.
Local Focus: Permanent fire ban this year says Regional Council
Permanent fire ban planned for this year says the Hawke's Bay Regional Council. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Your weather: Rain to end the week and linger for the weekend
Crack out those umbrellas, the rain is set to stay.
'Sobering' report on Hawke's Bay's water security, climate change
Hawke's Bay Regional Council says "full suite" of interventions are funded by ratepayers.
Wairoa crash leaves SH2 blocked, diversions in place
A crash is blocking a stretch of highway on the North Island.
Police shooting: Frustration as slain officer's family quarantined out of town
Constable Matthew Hunt's funeral likely to be delayed because of Covid quarantine rules.
Changing lanes: Hairdresser fulfils 'dream', becoming a truckie at 55
Kerry Crosby spent 37 years standing at work. But her dream was to sit in a driver's seat.
Crown seeks homes linked to Hawke's Bay slave trafficker
Slave dealer faces up to 20 years in jail and could lose two family homes.
Retired inspector shares insight after Auckland officer's death
Slain police officer was the first to be shot and killed since Len Snee in Napier in 2009.
7.4 quake felt widely across NZ: 'What the devil's that?', 'Our house was jolted'
7.4 magnitude earthquake off Gisborne's coast felt in Wellington.
Covid-19 testing numbers up in Hawke's Bay as colds sweep through
The common cold causes spike in Covid-19 testing numbers.
Revealed: Bulldozer with faulty exhaust likely started 400ha fire
Bulldozer owner surprised at finding, saying he felt fire was caused by a cigarette butt.