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Officials grapple with synthetic cannabis
Police are focusing on disrupting the suppliers and manufacturers of synthetic cannabis.
Hawke's Bay summer fruit could take 13 years to recover
US facility will not seek accreditation - tap turned off for new fruit varieties.
Teen gets maximum home detention stint for armed robbery
Youth stole car, brandished knife and robbed service station.
Tough weekend for young Wanganui rugby players and Samoans
Wanganui rep teams and Heartland Hurricanes fall to heavy defeats to strong opposition
Great Nepia missed out on all-white All Blacks
Bay-born fullback was arguably New Zealand rugby's first superstar.
No one home as fire destroys Ruakituri home
"When we got there it was well involved and pretty much destroyed."
Hawke's Bay, dumping ground for space junk
NZ's East Coast is in the firing line for NASA's space junk.
New state houses broken into twice during construction
A Housing New Zealand property has around-the-clock on-site security.
Fake Red Cross collectors asking for cash
Fake Red Cross collectors asking for cash target Hawke's Bay suburbs.
Proposed One Plan changes could avert $105m hit to Tararua economy
One Plan changes could still attract opposition from environmental groups.
Rainbow Warrior to visit as Greenpeace celebrates exploration ban
Rainbow Warrior will travel around New Zealand as part of the Oil Free Seas tour.
Rainbow Warrior coming to Napier to mark oil and gas ban
The Rainbow Warrior sails to Napier later this year as part of the Oil Free Seas Tour.
Retirement villages will bring 320 jobs, $45m boost
Research suggests retirement village development adds significantly to the local economy.
Brian Tamaki: 'It's time for a new approach'
Bishop Brian Tamaki shared his Destiny Church's "Man Up" message with gangs.
Wanganui get harsh lesson in disciplined rugby in loss to Saracens
Hard contact led to basic infringements as Hawke's Bay team roars home in last 10 minutes
Rugby: Wanganui needs the mud in Marton preseason game
Team must experience wet weather rugby before the Heartland Championship begins.
Rugby: New Wanganui Samoa squad ready to go
High Commissioners Cup campaign kicks off on Saturday.
Local Focus: Open season for our threatened whitebait
Whitebaiting is more than catching fish say Hawke's Bay Locals. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
D-Day teachers: Educators take to streets
Primary school principals and teachers took to the streets for better pay.
'Heartbroken': Mum's grief over teen sports star's death
'She was a humble young lady, with a radiant smile, and with a quirky sense of humour.'
Their home burnt to the ground, now the owners face $300 fine
Elderly couple could face punishment for illegal burning.
Hawke's Bay: Whet the arts apetite
Hawke's Bay's table of plenty is about to be extended, writes Alexia Santamaria.
Rugby: Wanganui Development XV beat Hawke's Bay U19
Players push their claims to be consider for Heartland squad if required.
Teens arrested for alleged armed robbery of Napier petrol station
Police are looking for a black Nike sports bag dumped near the crime scene.
Polls apart by some distance so pass me a grain of salt
ANZ business panel's dire outlook doesn't appear shared by voters in general
Porn cameras hidden in shampoo bottles
Remote-controlled cameras used to film women in the shower, a judge has heard.
MPI fruit plant destruction order challenged in court
Apple and stonefruit group says the decision-making by MPI is "flawed".
Local Focus: The black gold of Puketapu
A truffle grower has shunned the traditional secrecy of his industry and is running truffle hunts. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kiwi cleans up in London selling Trump toilet paper
A marketing boss is cashing in on toilet rolls emblazoned with Donald Trump's face.
Suppression for woman charged with kidnap, robbery of 87-year-old
Court date for woman charged with elderly man's kidnapping.
Teen admits causing crash that injured police officer
He drove at 103 km/h in the city, refused to stop and crashed, injuring a police officer.
Local Focus: Parched CHB told to target different council
Ongaonga and Tikokino told a council bore best option. Made with funding from NZ On Air.