
Life on Rotten Row, an idyllic lakeside street with a painful history
Some are fine with the name Rotten Row, but others see it as a stamp of colonialism.
Some are fine with the name Rotten Row, but others see it as a stamp of colonialism.
A resource consent decision for the Waikare Gorge appears likely to be made in July.
Violence brought a scared and exhausted version of Joyce Allen here. It changed her life.
The closure bars vessels, vehicles and people from the wharf.
The arrests come after the community expressed outrage over street racing.
"Food shop please” is scribbled on the lease sign. The scribbler might just get that wish.
'It’s not exactly how you want to go out, but I’m pretty content and proud.'
After nine years of work, about 700 riders and their families are descending on the track.
The new suburb will include a 'boutique supermarket' and eateries.
Natalie Ann Carter applied for seven loans totaling nearly $3 million.
She won 200 metres titles in 2021, 2022, and 2023 - but she has a bigger goal.
Daytime temperatures could drop by 10 degrees by the weekend.
A young Kiwi footballer's travels have taken him around the world and now to Napier.
Promoter reckons Sir Tom Jones is ready to wine and dine in the region.
Economists and CEOs see light at the end of the tunnel. What about on the streets?
Private donation enables the digital archive to continue for three months.
Vehicle use on Waimārama Beach was thrust into the spotlight by a makeshift barrier.
Concert promoter coy on future acts.
The Napier-Wairoa railway line has had hardly any trains in the last decade.
Hawke's Bay have repelled every Hawke Cup challenger this summer.
Thomas Perston says it's not just about digging holes.
Sophie Scott rides victorious in the $80,000 Olympic Cup at HOTY in Hastings.
Peter and Mary Vujcich are finally getting the retirement they thought had disappeared.
Despite the unfortunate acronym there were no bad vibes at Duart House over the weekend.
Warren Hanger has spent $80,000 on what is currently a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
His father and grandfather both worked in it - now Stuart Nash's family will live in it.
Luxon's HB visit: From tech, to a social supermarket, before a Horse of the Year stop.
A woman in her 70s was transferred to Wellington and remains in ICU with serious injuries.
Zoram Smiler's rise through the Hawke's Bay age groups is complete.
55 Unison customers were still without power on Sunday morning