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It's a gold for "100 per cent Hawke's Bay" rowers Emma Twigg and Tom Mackintosh.
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Carl Drinkwater lay in a coma, losing 17kg in five days, as surgeons worked to save him.
Business owners in Hawke's Bay say they need more support to "do what they're good at".
"I can pretty much touch the car from my bedroom window. You'd never expect it."
"There's no one way to do this," Hastings artist Kezia Whakamoe says of healing trauma.
Customers who do not receive parcels advised to contact NZ Post's customer care centre
Businesses approached to be part of a travel, trade and tourism village.
"Our clinicians want to help everyone but unfortunately, they can't."
The money would go towards costs such as flights, quarantine requirements and tools.
Ocean Beach resident Roger Delafroozi was stunned by what he found in his can of beans...
Stuart McKie watched 104 cars pass through. Just four stopped at the stop sign.
Many Hastings families are facing another Christmas in motels and emergency accommodation.
Tom Belford and Jacqueline Taylor vie for regional councillor position.
"He's my little hero. He did a good job of saving me. I am very proud of him."
'You have to physically stop.'
"I have my own place now and am very proud of what we're doing," Laura Crespi of Sazio.
Farmers are "sick of signing petitions and talking at dinner parties", Chris Miles says.
Hawke's Bay's own boulders with tourism potential have burst into view after a storm.
Lorde set to play at Black Barn Vineyards
"It's definitely the heart of the home," Trudi Rabbitte said of her award-winning kitchen.
About 40 per cent of the 215 missions this year related to accidents.
"It was very much the first time someone had taken te reo into the auction."
It started with a big idea and a small acorn.
A would-be car thief was briefly dragged along the road during a carjacking attempt.
Central Hawke's Bay Mayor Alex Walker said there could be significant cost savings.
Health worker turned away from jab despite appointment says rollout looks unorganised
"He had the ability to see beyond the years he lived," Wairoa mayor Craig Little said.
"It's been a nightmare, a real nightmare," Nick Agnew said of changeable schedule.
Strong winds knocked out power to about 500 homes.
"They are good at growing things. We are good at developing software."
Rocket Lab's second launch complex appears ready to launch.
$3 million in seized illegal assets will help fund mental health and addiction services.
A potential three-councillor race for the HBRC chair vacancy is starting to emerge.
The worst of Hawke's Bay's wet and wild weather could be over.
Ambulance officers who responded thinking it was a medical event are being supported.
An elderly woman and her son are in a serious but stable condition after being assaulted.
Staff onsite were "brilliant" in not confronting the man, instead switching off the pump.
The weekend's heavy rain caused a few problems in parts of Hawke's Bay.
Hawke's Bay Netball lifetime member Yvonne Gardiner will be remembered for her passion.
"It's a wonder no one has been killed," resident of road where cars regularly crash says.
Hawke's Bay winery Sacred Hill, already in receivership, is now for sale.
What do you think of a proposal to turn Ahuriri into the next Bondi Beach?
"I can and will absolutely give you crazy," says Danica Bryant of new single, Heart Eyes.
Napier MP says there's no conflict of interest relating to 2020 campaign donations.
Is baked beans an acceptable toastie filling? Jacinda Ardern weighs in at Wattie's.
'This is not a project to rebirth the Ruataniwha. Not at all,' chair Mike Petersen says.
It got consent in 1995. But the man who was driving it passed away two weeks later.
Hawke's Bay farmers are organising a feed run to help their flood-hit counterparts.
"I can't get over how quickly it went up," a neighbour says of a Dannevirke house fire.
From the front of a can of baked beans to a 12-metre sign above the Wattie's factory ...
The November floods have proven to have a silver lining for this busy pottery club.
Six months on, even little things remind June Clark of the Napier floods.
Heinz Wattie's is contacting ex-employees from between June 2011-2020 over incorrect pay.
"We had our whole night ahead of us," Havelock North hairdresser Caroline Ellmore said.
'I would have loved to see more,' Roopu a Iwi Trust CEO Maureen Mua said of the Budget.
Winds spark birds' escape.
Services were restored within about four hours.
Hawke's Bay appears to be being battered by strong winds ...
Predator Free 2050 involves projects covering more than 800,000 hectares in New Zealand.
Severe gusts of more than 130km/h can be expected.
Farming leaders say climate change will turn the screws for those reliant on sheep.
"This is next level."
A rāhui has been placed on the Te Mata Peak summit until Monday morning following a death.
Urgent assessment of both companies' financial positions being undertaken.
This burst pipe spilled 30,000 litres of water onto Havelock North road.
'Tripled in size': an unexpected move proved positive for this business.
The Westpac branch in Hastings remains closed following a building assessment in March.
It is the van's first visit to a region where skin cancer rates are among NZ's highest.
Napier and Hastings hit 28C, more than half a degree hotter than record of 17 years.
Artisan producers Nieuwenhuis Farmstead Cheese near Otane now award winner.
The Te-Moana-Nui-A-Kiwa Embassy says it's been made aware of the arrest.
The highest selling item? An original print by New Zealand artist Dick Frizzell.
"Think about those who have to pick up the pieces left behind."
Parts of Napier, Gisborne and Wairarapa remain without Spark broadband services.
Check out this wasp nest found in a paddock in Hawke's Bay.
Rocket Lab's next mission launch will also see ORCA, its new retrieval method, unveiled.
Three minutes. That's all the time it took for a two-storey home to be fully engulfed.
A tourism operator says new pedestrian safety measures will make it harder to get across.
Two motorcyclists were caught speeding - one at 220km/h, the other at 170km/h.
Hawke's Bay swimmers were well represented at the National Age Group Swimming Champs