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Missing worker found dead at bottom of bank after police search forestry block
A man working on a forestry block near Dannevirke did not return home from work.
A man working on a forestry block near Dannevirke did not return home from work.
Water drips onto sockets, seeps through floor. Scott Healey decides enough's enough.
The teen was on a programme for at-risk youth when he fatally stabbed Adrian Humphreys.
Readers have their say on war and supermarket promotions.
Three parks in Flaxmere have the same name - could one be a tribute to Darcy Strickland?
The ex-minister is selling up, but insists he's not leaving Hawke's Bay any time soon.
More than ever before was raised through the online platform, despite a challenging year.
Poutawa “Puk” Kireka has been in custody for over a year after bashing a good Samaritan.
NZ Food Safety says flooding could have added nutrients that are causing the toxin.
Adrian Humphreys was fatally stabbed while camping last year in remote Taranaki.
The large cruise ship will be the first big bopper to visit the local port this season.
A selection of brief news from Hawke's Bay.
More than 40,000 visitors were in HB on Sunday, a metric introduced in 2020 show.
Hawke's Bay's Esk River Bridge is 80 years old and it will take 3 weeks to repair it.
The Hawke's Bay Christmas Cheer appeal is up and running.
Tick off February 24-25 for the triathlon in Napier.
One hat-trick is freakish enough. But Caleb Gaylard wasn't done yet.
What started as one woman's idea kicked into a day of fun and fitness for Gumboot Friday.
Anthony Stretch and his talented tamariki blew the crowd of 25,000 away.
He has relentlessly toured the world for the last 26 years.
The 83-year-old Welsh crooner will be the first overseas headliner to play McLean Park.
A sweet and sour offering from a cook left one punter in stitches.
Toxins in mussels from Tolaga Bay were found to be 11 times over the safe eating limit.
The cyclone damaged a rifle range, but there's no leniency from inspectors, manager says.
Advocates say Napier's council has waited too long to improve safety for pedestrians.
After 13 years, the director of Te Reo, Tikanga and Mātauranga is moving on.
“100/10. Great singing, great banter and a world-class entertainer.”
It's a fast-moving, tightly directed pantomime.