Hawke's Bay cricket star on the verge of record number of centuries
When Brad Schmulian bats, it tends to be for quite a while.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromHawke's Bay
Charlie Chaplin impersonator to return to Napier’s Art Deco Festival
He has a request for a new generation - please don’t mistake him for Hitler.
'Huge jolt': Hawke's Bay shaken awake by strong earthquake, more aftershocks likely
The quake hit around 3.18am.
Trick or Treaty: Why group of artists say it’s time for challenging conversation
About a dozen posters, intended to amplify the kaupapa, were ripped down in Napier's CBD.
'We were in shock': Flaxmere food store to morph into 'mini supermarket'
Bob and Sunny Singh realise expanding wouldn't be a long-term solution.
'Accounting anomaly': Forests in Hawke's Bay to pay less in rates than some homes?
Plans to shake-up Hawke’s Bay Regional Council rates is attracting criticism.
Hawke's Bay Waitangi Day 'opportunities for reflection and action'
Waitangi Day's about unity in diversity.
Just the ticket: Hawke's Bay's Go Bus reinstates 341 runs
Regional council to restart all bus services canned in November 2022.
Woman dies after Hastings mobility scooter crash
80-year-old woman died in hospital overnight after a crash midday on Tuesday.
Wairoa to the world: William Little heads to cross-country champs in Serbia
The son of Wairoa's Mayor is on his way to making his own name.
'Be vigilant': Hawke's Bay mother's warning after bluebottle stings child
The Hawke's Bay coast is seeing a resurgence of the stinging creature.
Woman critically injured after vehicle and mobility scooter crash
A critically injured person has been taken to hospital after a vehicle hit a scooter.
Service station robbery: Half a dozen people break down door, knife allegedly pulled on staff member, $1000 taken
Half a dozen people broke through the locked door and demanded to be given the till.
'Springboard for the region': Splash Planet extends season, could set attendance record
About 79,000 visitors have been through the gates since the park reopened in November.
Great Wine Capital of the World to throw major food festival in NZ
What to know about this epic annual event.
Scientists to study pod of 45 euthanised dolphins in Hawke’s Bay
Samples were important because not a lot was known about false killer whales, DOC says.
The Treaty conversation Parliament wants is one that could empower Māori, leaders say
A unity hui drew a massive crowd. Hawke's Bay leaders see it as a turning point.
'Welfare decision': Euthanising Mahia's stranded dolphins was a hard but necessary choice
"They weren’t going to make it, or if they did it would be in a terrible condition."
'Sinking feeling in my puku': Last development on protected side of Te Mata Peak
Hastings District Council prohibited the development of land in this area in 2022.
‘Respite is coming’: Humid nights to ease - for now
Hawke's Bay temperatures didn't dip under 20C at weekend.
Kiwi actress will be Art Deco Festival's 'Chief Costume Officer'
The iconic Art Deco weekend has been postponed for three years.
Watch: Mass stranding - desperate attempt to save whales at Hawke’s Bay beach
Locals flocked to a beach in Mahia to try to save the stranded pilot whales.
Mana Ahuriri plans new homes for former railyard land know as 'gravel pit'
The land was set for big-box retail. The new plan is for housing.
In pictures: Hawke’s Bay’s big weekend, from scooters to wine and bull-riding
Revellers enjoyed a wine festival, scooter nationals, a cycle race and even a rodeo.
‘Best buds’: Hawke’s Bay’s most popular dog names revealed
The most favoured dog name of last year is released and it may come as a surprise.
Silence to sharing: New sexual harm support service carries on decades-long police legacy
The Hawke's Bay organisation launched this month.
Flipped give-way sign, faded markings: Did a lack of road maintenance kill a tourist?
The intersection hosted a boy racer meet in the months before Helen Poon drove through.
His name's Kobe. And he's ready to lead the Hawks into battle
Kobe Kara has served the apprenticeship - now's the time to step-up.
Togs, togs, $1100 fine: The Napier bylaw that stopped people in bathing suits crossing the road
OPINION: Napier had a prudish past - especially when it came to public bathing.
World shearing record smashed near Dannevirke
The target was 1611 - it was broken with more than half an hour to go.
Beautiful painting an important part of history
The evocative watercolour is by the well-known colonial artist Charles Decimus Barraud.
Wild Waipukurau: Flooding and thunder in CHB town
Thunderstorms and heavily localised downpours lashed the area on Thursday night.
'Short supply': More than 900 Hawke’s Bay families gifted furniture
Team of 40 volunteers will happily take your pre-loved furniture.
Six-decade old firm closes, workers get new jobs within 'a few hours'
With huge industry demand for skilled staff, employees had nothing to worry about.