Tukituki candidates ramp up campaigning ahead of tight election race
Tukituki candidates ramp up campaigning in what is expected to be a tight race.
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Pearl and her digger: Hawke's Bay woman one of first in NZ to achieve Civil Trade Certificate
"There's something special about driving over projects you've been involved in."
Housing? Tertiary education? Government agencies? Future of Flaxmere town centre being considered
Council asks for public feedback on the development of a part of Flaxmere's town centre.
They'd cultivated a garden for 41 years but their fence was 2 metres in the wrong place
Hastings couple say Kāinga Ora's demolition of their fence and garden has blindsided them.
Margaret McLean farewells the 'darling ladies' of Hastings
"Having a shop is the best thing in life really. I've loved every minute."
'Amazing' turnout as people in Hastings queue to give blood
The mobile donation service was held at Toitoi for three days.
They're judging NZ's 'most beautiful' town. What better place to start than Hastings' refuse centre?
"We were extremely impressed with what Hastings has managed to achieve in 12 months."
The Havelock North streets where the axe is set to fall on 60 trees
On the Kingsgate streets on Friday, reaction was mixed.
Flaxmere Village Shopping Centre still unsold
A number of tenders were received but were not at a level that the vendor would accept.
Read all about it! Wardini wins NZ bookshop of the year
Wardini Books has been named the Nielsen Bookshop of the Year 2020.
'Mother of Flaxmere' Pam O'Keefe dies after battle with illness
Those who knew her have paid tribute to the 'Mother of Flaxmere'.
'Like taking a child out of poverty then putting it back': Anger at $75k aviary upgrade
Parrots being taken out of their cages only to be put back is "unfair", campaigner says.
Will Hastings accept new watered-down Water Central?
The new facility will also have educational elements explaining the water ecosystem.
Keirunga creative hub's charred walls sparkle again
Four years after the Keirunga creative hub's darkest day, there is light once again.
Windfarm shelved because of Tiwai Point closure plan
The Harapaki windfarm project has been on the drawing boards at least 15 years.
'Didn't feel real': Hastings teacher receives Fulbright award
A Karamu High School teacher has won the prestigious teaching award.
Water funding of $50m to flow after Hawke's Bay councils' agreement
Jacinda Ardern announced it just six weeks ago. HB councils have already seized on it
'Very disappointed': Hastings District Council gets consent for Frimley Park water facility
Group set up to fight the building of reservoir has no money left for an appeal.
Matariki planting days sow seeds for community
Hinewai Ormsby and husband Cam grow native plants and hold annual community planting days.
Rugby: Clubs get unique day in the sun at McLean Park
Three semifinals in a rare day of club rugby at McLean Park.
Napier-Taupo road upgrade still omits major capital works
$12 million will be spent on improving and maintaining Hawke's Bay highways in 2020-2021.
The Hawke's Bay 17-year-olds who will now get to vote
More new voters have their chance to have a say.
Hawke's Bay's biggest race day on election date
All bets on for big race on election day - whoa re you backing?
Havelock North's much-loved, and abused, recycling centre unlikely to re-open
The council has received verbal advice that its lease of the land is being terminated.
'Left in the wind': Hastings family twice bumped from flights to Australia
They need to care for their mum. Now they're stranded and jobless in locked-down Auckland.
Apple and pears on target to be billion-dollar industry for NZ by 2022
A billion-dollar target by 2022 was set seven years ago. It's bang-on the pace.
Hastings 'sad space' to become outdoor dining spot
A carpark is set to become an outdoor dining area adjacent to businesses this summer.
Man disrobed in Hastings Art Gallery and everyone loved it
It isn't for everyone, but this art practice is taking off (so to speak) in Hawke's Bay.
Principal: In the middle of a Hawke's Bay winter, a free rain jacket is like a new TV set
"Some are spending days without power in rentals as they can't afford to top up a meter."
Shear frustration: Back up of 30,000 sheep in Hawke's Bay as prolonged wet refuses to ease
Rain has kept most shearers and woolhandlers in Hawke's Bay off work for a week.
'Sobering': Ex-AB star's shock as teammates revive player
Revival of the Hawke's Bay club rugby stalwart was "miraculous", Zac Guildford says.
Highway horror sparks mayor's demands for action
There've been 12 deaths on the road in just over four years - eight in the last 12 months.
Tourist loses his van home to Napier thieves
When thieves smashed and grabbed Nicolas Lichtbringer's van, they were also taking a bed.
Hastings kidnapper and eye-gouger stays in jail
Parole Board suggests further steps for violent offender.