
Clyde Potter - a man of music and many vegetables
Hawke's Bay local Clyde Potter of Epicurean supplies died at home aged 71.
Hawke's Bay local Clyde Potter of Epicurean supplies died at home aged 71.
There's a lot of grass around and it would only take days of dry for it to become "fuel".
A new e-bike shop has popped up in Taradale to try meet high demand for the bikes.
From unlucky, to lucky, and then extremely unlucky.
The weekend is shaping up to be sizzling hot, with temperatures hitting 30C or higher.
The man was in a critical condition under intensive care on Friday afternoon.
Sunday swimming at the beach is back on.
Hunter Donghi's family thrown into turmoil, but the community's rallying around them.
A Napier target was a games shop, and a Hastings target used to be a games shop.
Milestone reached on the morning of New Year's Eve but the "mahi doesn't stop just yet".
Storage locker and several other sheds were broken into, with tools and electronics taken.
A house, a car and two motorbikes were ablaze by the time firefighters arrived.
They would also be educating people about orange traffic light settings.
Finalists revealed on Cuisine Good Food Awards' prestigious list.
The highway's claimed 25 lives in 12 years.
Coroner says participation of forestry personnel needed to develop fit-for-purpose ACOP.
An exodus of holiday makers and loved ones from Auckland is set to begin.
'I started cooking and putting up posts ... Literally in a day I had about 200 followers.'
Police were alerted just after 6pm on Saturday to an incident at Marine Pde
Beach-lovers rejoice, a scorching Saturday's on the way.
There were no fires, no smoking chimneys, and yet Napier recorded a "bad air quality" day.
How James Haskell helped spice up some of the Highlanders' personal lives
Innovative ways are needed to discover what lies in, on and under Aotearoa.
A 12-year-old was told she couldn't get the vaccine pass because she wasn't on the record.
"The truck did not stop in time, and jack-knifed as it approached the lights."
A Hawke's Bay contracting company is calling for public help for two of their workers.
A Hastings hire company is in a copyright argument over one of its Māori bouncy castles.
"Meth starts off as 'not the problem', it starts off as an attempt to stop the problem."
Workers went to check the site and got dive-bombed by the rare native birds.