Tickner to brew coffee when not tickling batsmen's ribs
If Black Caps do little things right they will prevail says CD fast bowler Blair Tickner.
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'It's devastating': 18 dog attacks so far this year
Farmer says moonlit nights a problem for dog control and calls for stricter legislation.
Missing 4-year-old found as darkness descends
Missing Haumoana four-year-old found as darkness descended on the coastal community.
The beloved Kaiti, the Onekawa Pool cat facing an uncertain future
The Napier Aquatic Centre's furry friend has been part of the furniture for 10 years.
Hawke's Bay declares a climate emergency
Community engagement highlighted as an area of importance.
Local Focus: 'Most vulnerable' climate change refugees
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Man in Napier standoff holding baby when he surrendered to police
A 25-year-old man has been charged police after the 12-hour standoff.
'Acknowledge me by turning your light on': Key moment in Napier siege
In quiet Napier suburb, about midnight, a man's voice punctures the pitch black.
Climate change forces 60 Hawke's Bay residents to move
The Hohepa community in Hawke's Bay is shifting inland due to climate change.
MAC men, women pay tribute to Porky Mareikura
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'Real gentleman' killed in mobility scooter crash was delivering birthday present
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The ghosts, the All Black, the legend: Who can save the Tavistock Hotel?
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Dead man shot near scene of 2016 Mohaka murder
Homicide scene was so dark shooter may not have even known who they were shooting.
Digging studs in: Principals refuse to let Briar play rugby tournament
School will support a boycott of rugby tournament, if boys decide they want to protest.
'We are at a crisis': Farmers to band together on dog attacks
Farmers unite to guard their sheep as calls to police prove fruitless.
Fatal gunshot wound sparks homicide inquiry
Forensic examination of "scene of interest" in Mohaka Village near Wairoa.
Local Focus: 'Devastating' threat from Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
The Brown Marmorated Stink Bug is a major threat to growers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay one step closer to declaring a climate emergency
HBRC chairman Rex Graham said humanity had never faced a battle like climate change.
Baby uplift attempt court case: Hearing delayed for two months
Family Court case scheduled for Wednesday is adjourned at last minute.
Buried explosives found at old Outlaws gang pad in Napier
Torching of infamous Outlaws pad in Napier could have ended with a bang.
Bomber hauled in from Cook Strait after forced landing
The Royal New Zealand Air Force plane came down at 12.30pm on December 14, 1939.
Remembering NZ's third deadliest earthquake 90 years ago
The 1929 Murchison earthquake's victims were mostly killed by landslides.
Children's Commissioner to review child uplift polices after HB case
It follows the attempted uplift of a Maori woman's baby in Hastings.
'They have made my life hell': Mum forced into DNA test for 6-month-old
Mother and baby take a DNA test to prevent child from being uplifted by Oranga Tamariki.
Non-union teachers angry at pay rise delay
Unusual three-month delay in pay rises angers non-union teachers.
Minister steps into Māori baby uplift case
Minister will meet Hastings iwi tomorrow over child uplift case.
Temperatures to drop 3C-4C early next week
Auckland is forecast to drop from a high of 17C today to 14C by Tuesday.
From Hastings to North Korea: The rise of Kim Jong Un profiler Anna Fifield
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From trauma to triumph: Phillip Rhodes to perform at Covent Garden
Henare and Pam O'Keefe have one wish for this year: to see their foster son perform.
A year in the life of the First Baby
Meeting moviestars and juggling politics, it's been an eventful year for Neve.
Pensioner moving after massive rent increase
Pensioner forced to move out of flat after rent rises by 73 per cent.
Water skiers don't let flooding stop them
Video shows person water-skiing behind a car on a flooded lot on Tannery Rd in Napier.
'Our whānau, our problems, our solutions, our way'
Oranga Tamariki should return name after disrespecting taonga, says kaumatua.
Baby uplift bid: QC questions DHB involvement
QC Russell Fairbrother congratulates outspoken board member for speaking up.