Crash waiting to happen: Camera cop nabs 39 speeding drivers in four hours
Constable Karl Hewitt said at that rate he starts just waiting for an accident to happen.
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Christmas Cheer: More than 1000 struggling households in Hawke’s Bay to receive gifts
Santa's helpers give Hawke's Bay people a better Christmas.
Hastings-trained galloper Duncan Creek takes the win at Trentham
Roundup of the week's racing scene in Hawke's Bay.
'Fight's over now': Man won't unblock road even if council pays up $200k-plus demand
Eru Smith said he has now given up fighting the council over the use of his land.
Man dies after alleged assault in Hastings
The 24-year-old man had suffered a serious head injury.
Plenty of tickets up for grabs for festive season internationals at McLean Park
So far 1600 tickets have sold for Saturday’s one-day game and 2000 for the Twenty20.
'Brilliant man' who died rafting on Mohaka River named
Alex Scarrow had helped many in a remote community through the challenges of the cyclone.
James Whakaruru’s killer denied release in Parole Board review
Benny Haerewa served 12 years for killing his partner's son in Hawke's Bay in 1999.
Cyclone Gabrielle: First two homeowners accept buyout offers
Across Napier and Hastings, 147 properties were too unsafe to live in.
'All the bitumen is going soft': Wairoa farmer questions quality of cyclone-hit highway's new seal
Highway damaged by cyclone is breaking up again within weeks of being repaired.
Tūtira re-opens in time for Christmas - and the lake's good for a dip, too
After months of uncertainty, one of Hawke's Bay's most treasured assets is open.
Was it a Cumulus Goosulus or a Cirroduckilaris cloud?
May this goose cloud guide you home to the place you love this Christmas.
Kāinga Ora homes gifted with free furnishings
Donated items can go a long way for someone moving into a new home.
Wind that back: Tui star Krysten Cottrell's huge year ends with reward she deserves
It's been a whirlwind of a year for Krysten Cottrell. So too was the big announcement.
Christmas cracker: Stunning 30C day predicted for Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay is looking at high temperatures and a dry spell this Christmas.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Sublime with Rome postpones Havelock North, Expressway crash
A selection of brief news from Hawke's Bay.
Cyclone to Hurricanes: How rugby provided normality for Teilah Ferguson
A mum-and-daughter duo found comfort in sport after Gabrielle claimed their home.
Rafting death on Mohaka River in Hawke’s Bay
A raft tipped while going down the Mohaka River.
More than meets the eye: Napier museum’s nostalgic toy takeover
There's been a resurgence in retro toys recently, but have you played with the OGs?
Traffic lights v roundabouts: The debate can cut straight to the point, or go round in circles
OPINION: What ever your preference let’s try to be nice, courteous drivers.
Rock to the beat with Peter Urlich and Lewis McCallum
The concert also features the youthful talents of Project Prima Volta.
'Nah, we're just three Māori boys': The story behind NZ's quote of the year
As they rescued people from floodwaters, this trio uttered a now-famous phrase.
In the shallows: Death at Ocean Beach and early rip rescues spark summer warning
The man was identified by police on Monday as 26-year-old Hyuckjun Kown, of Auckland.
Hastings Golf Club wins hosting rights for NZ PGA Championships
Plans are now under way to have the NZ PGA reinstated to the Australasian Tour.
Hawke’s Bay’s temperature hit its highest level in two summers over weekend
It's been 22 months since Napier's temperature last went over 30C.
May the paws be with you - Waikato Police dog Obi-Wan ready for action
The Waikato dog patrol unit receives its tenth canine-human duo.
Can I go to... Lake Waikaremoana in Hawke's Bay?
Lake Waikaremoana's Great Walk will reopen midway through summer.
Letters: MyWay deserves financial support
The latest letters to the editor on MyWay, a roadblock, and a CHB dam.
'Break that silence': Ariki Rigby detective urges key witnesses to stop the 'secrecy'
Think of Ariki's whānau this Christmas, those who know about her killing are urged.
Lights and carols bring out the crowds on stunning summer’s day
A light festival and singing in the park entertain crowds ahead of Christmas.
When rock beats paper roads: Iwi leader's beach block ignites legal quandary
The vexed issue of vehicle use on Waimārama Beach hit a roadblock in the past week.
There's no catch: Niwa just wants to check your fish tally
Stock assessments all in the name of science.
Hundreds pack Esk Valley’s surviving church for Christmas service
Singing rang from the pews and people didn't want to leave.