Project Domino ‘band-aid’ buys time for troubled Hawke’s Bay hospital
HB buys time for an ED that is overcrowded, and an ICU that is not fit for purpose.
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Five months of searching has found no sign of Joseph Ahuriri.
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Big swells will ease and then return, with some not-so-swell midweek weather ahead.
Celebration marks new owners at Rahiri
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Women’s waka ama coach shows mettle after Omāhu home damaged in cyclone
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Man charged after burglaries in Hastings
The man was arrested after being found inside a building on Thursday.
Schools rugby: Napier hoping for home Super 8 final
An alignment of the stars sees Napier Boys' in the box seat, two weeks out from the final.
Hawke's Bay runner smashes 39-year-old NZ steeples record
The national 3000 metres record hadn't been touched since 1984.
Body of man found after search off Hawke’s Bay coast
Emergency services have gathered at the southern end of Whirinaki Beach Road.
I crashed an event full of geniuses to try to become one
Aotearoa's most highly-gifted individuals were gathering - what could I learn from them?
Hawke’s Bay gymnasts share honours with joint victory at nationals
The judges were not able to separate the talented pair at the big competition in Tauranga.
'Sour taste’: Hawks look at their options over last-second play call that ended their season
'No violation was called by any referee on the final shot.'
The three-week quake nobody felt - entire Māhia Peninsula shifts 2cm east
A slow slip in Māhia released energy equivalent to a magnitude 6.6 quake over three weeks.
A Hawke’s Bay MP in waiting? Act, Greens confirm candidates in Tukituki
The Green Party and Act have announced who'll stand in Tukituki and Napier.
Beleaguered Eskdale brewery bounces back from Gabrielle
The embattled brewery's core range is back in stock.
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Hospice given $14m towards new site forced to abandon it due to cyclone
A new site for Cranford Hospice is "urgent" and $14m has already been committed to it.
LPG delivery truck crash causes gas leak
Cordons remained in place hours after a tanker rolled on Ongaonga Rd, causing a gas leak.
'Clear case of exploitation': Woman lambasted for role in migrant worker rort
The group of Papua New Guinea residents were brought to NZ to work but were hardly paid.
'Robbed of my son': Mother's heartbreak after son, 4, dies after dad's drunken crash
The child's father has now been jailed.
Renowned sports broadcaster writes book about his life
John McBeth's book is amusing and entertaining.
Winter Deco a boost for the bay as international visitors return
People from as far away as the US and Australia are attending the boutique festival.
Hawke's Bay's cyclone-displaced happy with new accommodation support
A new payment aims to catch people missing out on temporary accommodation aid.
Ricciardo’s return highlights uncertainty of F1
OPINION: Don Kennedy's latest on Formula One.
Cyclone may have made it 'difficult' to engage region's population by census
Not everyone was pleased the census went ahead after the cyclone struck.
'Wahooooooo!!!!!!!!' Eskdale School rejoices after Ministry of Education reverses rebuild changes
Eskdale School has been given the news that their original rebuild plan will go ahead.
Rocket Lab CEO says Māhia is launching more rockets than Europe amid ambitious target
Rocket Lab is eyeing a big milestone involving its Hawke's Bay launch facility.
Ten years old, and his books are sweeping the country
Napier has a new literary prodigy, and he's already five chapters into his next book.
Shearing: The UK record hopeful who was a likely lad in Hawke’s Bay
Steve Rowberry, who shore in Hawke's Bay 13 years ago, tackles a world record next month.
Wyn Drabble: Spontaneous humour is the funniest
If the moment passes, your gag won’t be funny anymore.
An inspiration for women in sport leadership
Paula Hansen reflects on her roots as the world cup approaches.
Bones found at Flaxmere property found to be non-human
"Human bones" found at a Flaxmere property turned out to be from an animal