Rise again: Napier City Rovers out to replace Chatham Cup pain with league joy
Napier City Rovers coach Bill Robertson: 'The message is to recover and bounce back'.
Napier City Rovers coach Bill Robertson: 'The message is to recover and bounce back'.
Close to 1000 people reported feeling the quake.
It disappeared from the public eye in 2017, but made its return last year.
Police looked for 'buried money' but it meant the cash had been spent on renovations.
The stuck vessel was 'revving its engine' for two hours, a witness says.
Lincoln McClutchie is also back as a squad of 40 is named for the Magpies' NPC campaign.
'The craftsmanship in this home is truly next level.'
Higher-than-average temperatures turn to rain for most of the rest of the working week.
The Super 8 hopes may have gone, but there's still the national championship.
A spike in methamphetamine use in the Eastern District puts it in the top spot per capita.
'People just sit, relax, and enjoy what they are doing.'
Police say no firearms were used in disorder at rugby match.
A scene guard was in place after person taken to hospital in serious condition.
Layelin Stewart brings years of experience in promoting Māori excellence to the role.
Waretini-Hemara hopes to be the first Kiwi to compete in Chetwynd World Carving Champs.
Trish Puna says by the time she found out where Casino was, she was dying in Starship.
Ooze began seeping through the unremoved innards inside.
The slicing of oars through the water will start the Games for Hawke's Bay hopes.
No jokes here as new fullback and wings prepare for shield defence against Whanganui.
A cyclist and another vehicle collided in Taradale about 10.55am on Sunday.
Two of the landmark trees near the waterfront had been assessed unsafe due to fire damage.
The passionate former All Black is continuing to help the revolving wheel of NZ Rugby.
Napier City Rovers win on the road before Sunday's massive Chatham Cup quarter-final.
Liquidators have issued their first report to creditors.
The Magpies are preparing for a second Ranfurly Shield defence of the season on Saturday.
'I’ve had the flu, we’ve all had the flu, but this is another dimension.'
Principal says changes could mean young students taking public transport to school.
A year and a half on from Cyclone Gabrielle, Chrystal Culvert in Tūtira is complete.
'You've got potentially 400 kids sitting on the side of the road next year.'
OPINION: Councillors accept that rates cannot keep spiralling up.