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Hawke’s Bay Sports Awards finalists announced - who’s your pick for the Supreme award?
Rising international athletics prospect George Beamish is up against a high-class field.
Rising international athletics prospect George Beamish is up against a high-class field.
The mayor hopes political parties will offer assurances with regard to helping his town.
Craig Little hopes political parties will assure him they'll help the damaged town.
Hawke's Bay to be represented in tournaments in Asia and South America.
Rob Hulman, the former owner of a well-known restaurant, is standing in Tukituki.
A record that has stood since 1998 could be about to fall, if the heat arrives.
Funds will counter 'incorrect perceptions' about the region's readiness for visitors.
Plumes of smoke smothered the street as firefighters rushed to get fire under control.
Epsom salt baths and separating her from the flock couldn't save her. But then, new life.
Waiapu Cathedral Choir's Sunday concert is a fundraiser for new red robes.
The concept of Ko Au: Malosi is to show joy, strength and hope through dance.
Pothole damage compensation claims have jumped in Hawke's Bay over the past three years.
“It’s great because Hastings is so beautiful at the moment.”
After decades of fun, the float king is hanging up his tools.
A man with multiple serious stab wounds got across the road before losing consciousness.
It was a long, hot 30 kilometres full of toots, waves and a cheering squad.
Esk Valley is a dust bowl, as winds whip up debris left by Gabrielle.
All up, 27 candidates are vying for your votes on October 14.
The seven-strong band has only been playing together since May.
Gusty winds fuel two fires in close proximity after MetService issues wind warnings.
It's the second fatal crash at that location in just 14 months.
OPINION: "Labour no longer has a transformative bone in its collective body."
Reporter James Pocock takes the first steps on his te reo journey.
About 84 per cent of contents claims have been paid.
Major Buffy Little returned from service in Iraq to find her cancer had returned.
Ruth Johnston has had to relearn how to crawl so that she can do her gardening.
Walk of Wonders at Black Barn is ramping up the nocturnal dramatics.
The weekend wind may cause damage to trees, powerlines and unsecured structures.
Court told that main aggressor had been drinking alcohol since the age of two.
Anna Lorck claims Hawke's Bay Prison's extra land would make it a target for expansion.