Hastings protest in support of Palestine and ceasefire in Gaza
Leaders of NZ's main parties are looking the other way regarding Israel, organiser says.
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Napier Girls' High School introduces lavalava to uniforms
"It actually makes us girls a lot more confident."
Sinatra fans will love this cabaret-style play
Blue Eyes will run at the Playhouse Theatre in Hastings from November 2.
Police investigate suspicious Waipukurau fire, injured woman recovering
Police continue to investigate a suspicious fire and injuries of a woman found close by.
BMX crew take over Bay Skate for holiday comp
About 20 riders came from as far as Auckland and Christchurch for some BMX high jinks.
Surfcasters line Napier beach for kahawai competition
The winning kahawai, weighing in at 2.56kg, was caught by Dion Jeffares.
‘Could lose their life’: Retailer’s plea as 13yo hospitalised in Napier smash-and-grab
"They have got to realise how much risk their kids are getting into."
New centre a game-changer for child health
Dr Russell Wills takes us on a tour of Te Whatu's Ora's $3.6 million facility.
Pictures: Hawke’s Bay A&P Show organiser rapt with turnout for 160th anniversary
An estimated 30,000 people turned out for the show in Hastings this year.
Church Road only NZ winery up for big international award
The Hawke's Bay winery has a long history of producing excellent wines.
West best for long weekend weather
What can you expect from the weather this long weekend, New Zealand.
Find a new passion at Hawke’s Bay Readers and Writers Festival
There are 10 sessions, with topics ranging from weird critters to wonderful bookshops.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Dangerous driving on Waimārama Beach prompts calls for caution
Here's the latest news in brief from around the region.
New car for community patrol after old one lost in cyclone
Cape Coast Community patrol tried to hit the road after Gabrielle, only to lose their car.
Coastguard Hawke’s Bay wins national awards treble
Unit of the Year: Coastguard HB was called out more than 40 times in the year.
Napier courthouse closed for 3 weeks after inmate damages sprinkler system
The court building is now out of action until the week of November 6.
Two Napier Big Barrel liquor stores broken into in as many days
One of nine offenders who smashed into the shop by hand seriously hurt themselves.
Hawke's Bay-based Argentina fans believe '100 percent' Pumas can lift the trophy
The South Americans are set to be a vocal minority on Saturday.
World-famous dress-up party returns to NZ city
After Covid disruptions, the roaring 20s are back in town from February 15 – 18.
'It was luck, really': The emergency resilience pods that aided Wairoa in hour of need
Twenty one emergency resilience pods arrived in Wairoa just days before Cyclone Gabrielle.
‘Going to be dogs everywhere’: Furore over 1.2m fence height proposal in Napier
There’s no one picketing in the streets, but sentiment suggests not many are on the fence.
Dive squad fails to find missing man Matthew Knight in ‘treacherous’ Hawke’s Bay river
The 19-year-old from Waikato has been missing for almost a fortnight.
Insufficient evidence to positively confirm the unknown substance on the shield
There was insufficient evidence to positively confirm the unknown substance on the shield.
'Mad scramble': How Cyclone Gabrielle caught first responders flat-footed
During Cyclone Gabrielle, firefighters struggled to access key areas of Hawke's Bay.
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Napier courthouse closed this week
Here's the latest news in brief from around the region.
Napier flight delayed and cancelled after two separate engineering issues
Aircraft circled multiple times off the coast of Napier before returning 40 minutes later.
Forces combine for epic performance of Verdi’s Requiem
Napier Civic Choir’s numbers will be swelled by students from Hastings Boys’ High School.
1.2 million cubic metres to go: Plea for funding to remove cyclone silt in Hawke's Bay
More than half of the silt dumped by the cyclone is still sitting, waiting to be cleared.
Horses for courses: A&P Show week in Hawke’s Bay features Clydesdales, horticulture and amusement rides
The Hawke's Bay show dates back to 1863 and is still one of NZ's biggest A&P shows.
‘Big surprise’: Kiwifruit grower heartened to see crops growing again after cyclone
'If there is a spark of life, there is hope, and we will carry on.'
Concept approval a milestone in decade-long timeline of Napier’s civic centre
Construction is expected to start within 18 months.
‘Stunning views’: Private sites and sights open for Ōmakere School fundraising walk
A unique window into some iconic coastland.
Students immersed in protecting their waterways
Students use water quality, invertebrate and soil testing kits to learn about their awa.
Wairarapa hospitality: Mike Butterick and Kieran McAnulty share a beer as results come in
The incoming MP shared a beer with the man he will replace in Wairarapa.