‘Rugby and politics are not so far removed’: Ex-rugby boss' maiden speech as MP
New Ikaroa-Rāwhiti MP shares maiden speech in Parliament.
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Grandstand empty but no shortage of seating
Thousands are expected in the last days of the Horse of the Year Show.
Out of the shadows: Survivor's powerful message for International Women's Day
'Celebration of women should be everyday.'
'Beneficial for all': Manioro movement a shining light for Hawke's Bay's Rainbow Plus community
Manioro saw hundreds come together to celebrate inclusion and diversity.
Nexus of nefarious influences hurting NZ manufacturing
Pressures from inflation, high interest rates made year tough for $31 billion sector.
Several seriously injured and major road blocked following crash
Pakowhai Rd was closed and diversions in place along Te Ara Kahikatea and Elwood Rd.
'Move to Auckland': Dentists tell parents to wait 'up to three years' for kids' check-ups
14 per cent of kids due for an oral health check-up in 2022 are yet to be seen.
Delays to two huge Hawke's Bay solar farm projects, but developers say bright future ahead
A solar farm in Central Hawke's Bay and one near Hawke's Bay Airport both face delays.
The storm facing the 2023 NPC finalists in 2024
Tui get a dream start, Magpies face testing schedule
In pictures: Mitre 10 Tough Kid Obstacle Course off to a splashing start
Tuesday was the first of two highly anticipated events of the school year.
Hastings principal to David Seymour: There is such a thing as a beneficial free lunch
Hawke's Bay researcher says missing one meal a week can set student learning back years.
Horse of the Year 2024: Windy start for exceptional equestrians
Thousands turned up for the event after years of cancellations.
'We just wanted to give back': Napier swim group provides safe space for women
It’s not your usual swim class, and it is changing women's lives.
Severe thunderstorms, strong winds to hit Hawke's Bay
Adverse weather watches have been issued for late Monday and early Tuesday.
'Absolutely gutted': WorkSafe declines to investigate young men’s road deaths
Workers died during an illegal commute to a meatworks.
Napier school’s new playground will grow with its students
While the students may leave, their playground will keep growing.
Zack Swanwick racks up top-10 finish to be leading amateur at NZ Open golf tournament
'I’m pretty happy to be done. The nerves were kicking at the end there.'
'You only have to be nine parts mad': Cycling 700km, seven days, nearly $7000 for Bay View cyclone relief
Amy-lou Turner wanted to give back to the community that gave to her during the pandemic.
'From the depths of hell': Young Kiwi runner stuns world to win 1500m title
It caps a remarkable day for NZ athletics after Hamish Kerr won gold in the high jump.
Cyclist seriously injured after collision with car at rural Hastings intersection
The incident was reported just before 9am.
Waste paper plant blaze under control as investigations begin
Fire crews from around Hawke's Bay attended the fire at a waste paper baling site.
The Hits Hawke's Bay co-hosts discuss their scooter challenge
Adam Green and Megan Banks were elated after their epic scooter journey.
Out of the shadows: Women's Refuge needs help as build stalls
Hawke’s Bay Today is partnering with Women’s Refuge to help it build a new public space.
Why Esk Valley is still the ‘perfect place’ to visit
'I think people might have the wrong idea about what’s happening in the valley.'
Michael Fowler: The history of Hawke’s Bay’s Beacons landing spot
With the usual airport shrouded in fog, it was time to try a new landing spot.
Kayaker who sank off coast won auction for new one while fighting for survival
Arnie Cave spent hours floating in the ocean, watching sunlight disappear.
Kiwi star born in 2006 in hunt for NZ Open title
At age 18, amateur Zack Swanwick could easily be mistaken for a seasoned pro.
Wairoa schoolgirl wins as youth dominate first day of Golden Shears
Results from day one of competition in Masterton.
30,000 cyclone-smashed apple bins fixed for growers, saving them $3m
Hawke’s Bay grows 70 per cent of NZ's apples and this year’s picking season has begun.
'One to put on the calendar': Rogue weather week could spoil Hawke's Bay's autumn
'It’s a week to tuck away in the back of our heads, to be a little bit more aware of.'
Hawke’s Bay Tui player starts portable sauna business with dad
Hurricanes Poua player teams up with dad to bring a different kinda of sauna to the Bay.
Cyclone-smashed community's bridge re-opens to light traffic after damage
Temporary bridge partially re-opens.