Latest from Hawke's Bay

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

'Rugby is 10 per cent of your life and it doesn't define who you are'

Shakeup to Hastings District Council won't cost ratepayers: councillor

A big shakeup to Hastings District Council has split councillors.

Urban Barbecue Festival eyes bigger and beefier event as it moves to Hastings

Waikoko Gardens at Showgrounds set to play host to a "truly epic day out for all".

Reelin' Rod in: Rocker still 'hopeful' of Mission show in April

Rod Stewart's a man on a Mission - his April Hawke's Bay show is being treated as all go.

'Conflict of interest' claim as bid to increase size of Hastings District Council heats up

Decision should be made by independent commissioners or the community, Damon Harvey says.

WorkSafe making inquiries after crane tips over in Hastings

Hawke's Bay Today understands the driver of the crane was uninjured.

Scooter rider and woman in wheelchair injured in Hawke's Bay crashes

Two incidents in fewer than two hours.

Paraglider's Te Mata Peak crash 'could've happened to anyone'

"It was just a very unfortunate series of events."

Westpac to permanently abandon Hastings building, will shift to old health centre

Westpac has announced a new home in Hastings after 20 years in CBD tower block.

He saved dozens of lives with a rescue helicopter then he needed it to save him

"The work he did in those early days meant the service was here when he needed it."

'Drug dealing and defecating': Why a Napier freedom camping spot is being closed now

"The problems at Westshore are the tip of the iceberg," Tourism Minister Stuart Nash says

Labour MP's iconic ute for sale for a great cause

Kieran McAnulty is auctioning off his distinctive ute for charity.

Haumoana floods: Plan to roll out CCTV cameras, new tech at river mouths

Residents say one of the worst floods to hit Haumoana in 30 years was "preventable".

Hockey titles decided at Napier's Park Island

Tough day for Bay Independent hockey club