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7.4 magnitude earthquake off Gisborne's coast felt in Wellington.
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Hastings council votes to fill part of Lowe's Lake
Council to explore other options for the land, and other ways of funding the work.
Rocket Lab needs perfect first shot for Thursday launch
Could it be one of the clearest views since the first launch more than three years ago?
World Smokefree Day: Baby number seven gave Hastings mum incentive to finally quit
Quitting smoking is hard, but perseverance and a good support person is key.
'Same old gravy train': Hawke's Bay iwi chief's scathing attack on water policy
Council says it has no choice but to pick which water bodies are the most 'outstanding'.
Work to begin on new $70m Hawke's Bay-owned elective surgery facility
Hawke's Bay District Health Board kaumātua Hawira Hape led the karakia Whakawatea.
Heartbreaking reason why school attendance is down
Kids are missing school because of a cough, but real danger lies in the walls around them.
Hastings woman jailed for six months for spitting at police officer
The officer was not physically injured, but had to be tested for possible infection.
Drug ring lost $250,000 in burglary, then got raided by police
Gang had high hopes for Sarah Megan Gambirazzi's Haumoana home. But cops were watching.
Dogs and owners get the run of Showgrounds ... well, parts anyway
The Waikoko Gardens and other parts of the Showgrounds set to open for three-month trial.
Arrests in year-long Hastings murder hunt
A year-long homicide inquiry leads to multiple arrests
Hastings man hatches plan to save Redwood trees in Parkvale
Four trees which could last another two centuries are set for the chop next week.
A maizing video: Dannevirke farmer turns to sheep art to solve her drought boredom
Lucy Coleman is doing PhD in Animal Science. But is there a BA in Sheep Art?
Injury after three come off moped in Flaxmere alleyway
The injured had yet to be assessed by ambulance staff, she said.
New refurb, new menu, new plans: How Hawke's Bay will rebound from Covid 19
One door's opened as another one closed for a Hawke's Bay chef who lost his job.
Van careens down bank in slippery conditions on Napier-Taupo Rd
Wet roads and heavier traffic create need for extra care on the roads.
Wairoa gang life through the lens of NZ's top student photographer
She worried it might be too controversial for the markers, but decided to submit anyway.
No maths, no writing, 15-minute breaks each hour: The level 2 school day will start off easy
After the Christchurch earthquakes, schools rushed to be normal with adverse effects.
Fatal crash: Police release name after Napier tragedy
Investigation continues into tragic crash in Napier
Eleven tame goats gunned down at Hawke's Bay property
In Tangoio, a farmer was once shot dead when confronting poachers. Police fear a repeat.
Hastings real estate interest soars post Covid-19
Hastings' property market grew 35.8 per cent in a year. It's set to be a NZ star again.
More than 75% of Hawke's Bay back at work
Employment is expected to shrink by 7000 jobs in Hawke's Bay in the next year.
Yes, that was rain on the roof in Hawke's Bay, but it may as well have been nothing at all
The first drenching in more than two weeks barely hit the surface.
House ablaze in Waipukurau as firefighters fight multiple fires
Firefighters find house ablaze in Waipukurau, call in a tanker to douse it.
Little relief for dry Hawke's Bay farmers
Facebook page has almost 1200 likes in 48 hours. "I'm overwhelmed," says creator.
Covid-19: Tax help for Hawke's Bay businesses
Hawke's Bay SMEs may be entitled to tax refunds under a new Bill.
$24,000 of seed dying in the parched ground of Hawke's Bay
'Buggered': The first hopeful shoots of green have disappeared.
Two neighbours fought over tobacco. One was killed, the other ended up in jail
Stabbed neighbour just once, but it killed, and left six children without a dad
Small Hawke's Bay classes as schools reopen
Schools restarted with about 1 per cent of pupils.
In full swing: Golfers return to fairways under alert level 3
Hawke's Bay golfers have returned to the fairways under alert level 3.
Orchard housing: Hastings council votes to free up rules
One apple grower says it's a good change, but the timing is "tenuous".
Students use lockdown to create ventilator from scratch
A St John's College group have taken their social enterprise practice to the top level.
The lasting legacy of Hawke's Bay's 'hotdog man' Frank Gerbes
Frank Gerbes was a food truck celebrity who gave so much to his community.
The Hastings 26-year-old who's responsible for 80 hectares of apple trees
Maatutaera Tipoki Akonga named as a finalist in the Ahuwhenua Young Māori Grower.