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Elske Centre group invited to Tararua council chambers
Councillors, council staff and Dannevirke Community Board members attended the morning tea
Councillors, council staff and Dannevirke Community Board members attended the morning tea
Weber will get to play his 43rd and possibly final match on Friday night.
One man remains in a critical condition after a warning of laced MDMA.
Consumer resilience up, but region's tourism market share is down.
A child has died after an incident involving a vehicle on a Waipukurau property.
Milly Petrie has an invisible disability. She's using her experience to start a korero.
Up to 5000 fans crowded the fenceline at McLean Park to see the World Cup team.
An auditor could be appointed to ensure Hawke's Bay contractors contribute to rebuild.
Ngahuka is Vision NZ's candidate for the Tukituki electorate in Hawke's Bay.
Disguised robbers were caught after a 10-year-old boy secretly took video of them.
The newly named squad, coaches and support team manned the tools in Tangoio on Tuesday.
OPINION: You might as well say "you have grey hair, therefore you are old and doddery".
Something to toot about as a bridge smashed by the cyclone reopens after six months.
NZ Rugby's boss says the All Blacks have been buoyed by Hawke's Bay's support.
Organisers promise this year the festival will be bigger and better than ever.
The lodge stands as a testament to the 'synergy achieved through collaboration'.
The highs and the lows of 10 years in the Bay.
A whitebait ban is in place - and a stalwart is not happy with the timing.
Wairoa has received a large Government package to protect against flooding.
George Beamish and Georgia Hulls get their big chance in Budapest.
Tangoio Marae trustee Diana Taunao heartened to see her community hasn't been forgotten.
A new station, rapid response vehicle and health shuttle were dedicated on Monday.
The unique project is nearing completion after building delays.
We were lucky enough to be chosen to take part in the research.
New arrivals have turned a city into one of the cheapest fuel stops in the country.
Hundreds of eager young chess players duked it out on the boards in Havelock North.
The resurrection of Hawke’s Bay Māori representative rugby bore its greatest prize yet.
Spring feels a way off yet - a full week of frosts could be on the way for Hawke’s Bay.
Mayor thanks those who "stood up and fought to ensure this memorial was reinstated".