Meridian's Hawke's Bay wind farm to open in July
Harapaki wind farm will ramp up production in time for the second half of winter.
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Two axehead-shaped holes in front doors of courthouse, hearings delayed
Jurors and lawyers waited outside while broken glass was cleared away.
The chief executive of a rugby union who's never played a game in her life
A former Central Hawke's Bay woman beat 40 applicants for the role.
Question mark hangs over whether Brookfields Bridge will be replaced
Uncertainty remains for whether the bridge will be rebuilt between Napier and Hastings.
Has winter come early for Hawke's Bay?
Once the cloud clears frost is set to make a more noticeable appearance.
Trust banks faith in Hawke's Bay Foundation
Proceeds of a Napier Academy Trust property sale vested in Hawke's Bay Foundation.
‘It is rare’: Water restrictions for most of Hawke’s Bay; one community at Level 4
A pipe leak means Bay View is facing an extended wait in Level 4 restrictions.
From Hawke's Bay to the world: Hastings musician makes Air NZ playlist
The song 7 Seas is now circulating in the skies.
Golf on the go: 71 off the stick, without stopping for the scenery
A round at Cape Kidnappers in 42m 47s and a par 71 has proved a winning effort.
Man who allegedly used phone to 'call mum' then sent malicious messages arrested
Women initially let the man use their phones to ‘call his mum’.
'Green' firewood sold to unassuming customers; call for industry regulation
'It is up to the Government and the Environment Minister to get going on this.'
‘David and Goliath’ victory: Cheese champions beat industry giants at nationals
Craggy Range Sheep Dairy has scooped a major award.
Popeyes fast-food chicken is coming to Hastings
Popeyes has opened its first store in NZ and now has plans for Hastings' chicken lovers.
Police issue $3000 of fines at cellphone checkpoint over just one hour
Twenty motorists were caught commiting infringements over just 60 minutes.
'Close the windows': Stink from Hastings business increasing every year, neighbours say
For nearly 60 years it was bearable, neighbours say. Then the fellmongery was expanded.
Millions in benefits from Art Deco Festival for Hawke's Bay and NZ - report
The news comes as Hawke's Bay Tourism funding faces an uncertain future.
'I want to wrap a plane next': Napier artist's ute camo design is a one-over on the Aussies
Boyd-Dunlop is more than happy to stretch his artistic wings. Could Rocket Lab be next?
MAC have their day in the sun, Nash Cup now Taradale's to lose
MAC put on a clinic in Flaxmere against the struggling Aotea.
Double byelection in Hastings: Who are the candidates and what are their priorities?
Some high-profile candidates are pushing for your vote in two Hastings wards.
Apple and grape picking season wraps up in Hawke’s Bay - how growers fared
Apple and grape growing is a huge sector in Hawke's Bay still recovering post-cyclone.
State Highway 2 shut after crash, fire in Hawke's Bay: Four injured, two critically
The NZTA said SH2 was closed near the intersection with Collins St, Waipawa.
Obituary: Holly Bacon stalwart had a need for speed and a great love for his family
Bay industry leader Gordon Vogtherr was once thrown in jail for racing through Italy.
'Pretty special': Hawke's Bay short film wins big overseas
The fully locally produced project is hitting festival screens around the world.
The battle for Hawke's Bay Tourism: Who should fund it, and what would happen if it disappeared?
Tourism businesses pay it $160k in annual membership fees, ratepayers pay a $1.5m grant.
Five teens arrested over late-night ‘scooter’ assault
Five teens, the oldest 15, have been identified as the alleged assailants.
Rehoming Napier: It's taken a few years, but one resident's 'childhood dreams' are coming true
More than 300 homes are under construction or in advanced planning.
Wanted fleeing driver stopped metres from Hastings police station
Spikes used and one man arrested after late-night chase through Hawke's Bay.
'Apostle for kindness': 86-year-old stands in the cold for six hours a day to encourage world peace
He's a sandal-wearing former lawyer, but the cold won't stop John McKay making a point.
EuroCity liquidation: 148 creditors want a piece of nearly $1.2 million owed
Creditors include businesses in the auto industry, liquor stores, staff and IRD.
Asbestos found in homes being demolished after Cyclone Gabrielle, cost to balloon to over $10m
Asbestos removal began on Thursday for the first Category 3 home to be demolished.
Turkeys from Hawke’s Bay place third in World Series in Sri Lanka
The national men's indoor cricket champions are now third in the world series.
The green zig-zag of Taradale hill
No, it's not an outbreak of Manawatū Turbos support in enemy territory.
Napier could get its first community board as part of council’s local elections shake up
Five options, all with Māori ward councillors, are also up for debate.
Too dirty to see the doctor: Crowdfunding charity helps raise money for mobile laundries
Crowdfunding charity 10x10 uses Dragon's Den model to combat 'fundraising fatigue'.