Kāinga Ora has built 90 new homes in Hastings this year, with another 120 under way.

Foot traffic in Napier's CBD is nearing cruise ships levels pre-Covid-19.

Large companies aren't wanting to leave unvaxxed staff out of their end-of year shindigs.

If you need a summer job, you're in luck. But if you need a summer worker, join the queue.

NCC and HBRC are re-examining their co-management of Napier's stormwater network.

"Why we don't sit on tables is a tikanga developed to stop the spread of germs."

A Hastings hire company is in a copyright argument over one of its Māori bouncy castles.

'We need to provide their health care. It's just the right thing to do.'

Through the influenza, 1931 earthquake, WWII and Covid-19, Royston Hospital is still here.

Marlon Williams, Ladyhawke, Kirin J Callinan, Liam Finn, The Veils.

Nine-year-old Tyronne Lambert is confused and upset, his mother Amber Lambert says.

"Young people want to feel safe, and knowing teachers are vaccinated plays a big part."

"That's thousands of dollars a day we've lost because of that hole."

"It's good to get together. We are in the same boat."

Baby Arya, born the night of the Napier flood, has just celebrated her first birthday.

William Lee, the WWI veteran 'forgotten' in a Napier grave, has a new headstone

Heavy rain still 'triggers' trauma

The deadline for early childcare educators and providers to be vaccinated looms large

Event organiser Harry Pettit says the scheme is a "huge net" the industry can fall on.

A report on last year's flood sheds new light on Napier's stormwater infrastructure.

One year after the Napier floods, two households remain displaced from their homes.

Wairoa mayor Craig Little says a promise has been broken by Nanaia Mahuta.

Taskforce to be formed in Hastings, which has one of NZ's worst housing shortages.

Teacher not surprised by former Hawke's Bay student's address to world leaders.

Mayor says drivers hit the gravel and decide to u-turn: "The road turns people away."

Kerry Mackintosh's illness means she has 'weak legs'. But she's standing up to the Govt.

EDITORIAL: One man couldn't even attend his court case because he had no address.

Hawke's Bay mayors say they gave the Government the path forward, but were ignored.

Bigger and better: Six60 are set to return to Hawke's Bay early next year.

Shirley Lammas doesn't see through a lense clouded by doom and gloom.

Figures provided to Reti show HB's had NZ's highest ICU occupancy since outbreak started.

Horse is a bit of a barker. But shooting him is "a bit extreme", his new-mum owner says.

Filling out forms and sitting in waiting rooms a big challenge for those with no home.

Fuel prices in Hawke's Bay have hit an all-time record - the cheapest at $2.27 a litre.

Kate McGirr's work was completed in Danish, a language she never knew as a child.

500 went through the clinic on Super Saturday: "And now it's gone. The team is gutted."

"Who wants kids to miss out on Christmas?"

Thousands descended to get the Covid vaccination on Super Saturday

The Hastings store is sitting one win away from a half-century of big-prize tickets.

It was a vote for a new councillor. Those of 'no fixed abode' couldn't vote, council says.

"That's their way of living. Where do these people go?"

Using 3D scanning technology the tourist hot spots are brought to virtual life.

One petrol station is cheaper than the rest when it comes to filling up in Hawke's Bay.

40 per cent support for the wards shows a "huge step up from 2017".

Judge Tony Adeane retired in May after reaching the compulsory retirement age of 70.

A total of 27 staff have left Tararua DC since November, and 118 left Napier CC in a year.

Group of NZ teens using symbols of strength to spread message: "it's okay to not be okay".

Every person in Hawke's Bay produces an average of 19 tonnes of emissions a year.

The number of log trains between Wairoa and Napier will go from two to five next week.

"We need to move fast on it because we've got people's safety at risk."

"We can't continue to fund children to be taken off their families and to foster care."

Rod Stewart's a man on a Mission - his April Hawke's Bay show is being treated as all go.

"We're all on our own time essentially," says The Clock Shop's Marcus Petersen.

Ken Nightingale says a member of the public climbed down a sheer cliff to help him.

Council received 800 responses from residents about Government's Three Waters proposal.