/media.nzherald.co.nz/webcontent/infographics/2036/NewstalkZB_logo_NZH_140x170.jpg){kind=logo}
/media.nzherald.co.nz/webcontent/infographics/2805/OR%20140x170%20tile.jpg)
Regional transport committee chairman thinks the scheme is "fantastic"
Latest FromShannon Johnstone
Calvin Ferguson had a new boat named after him on Sunday.
The building has retained its heritage while providing new opportunities for the city.
But the lower increases could be down to lower sales, a real estate manager says.
Tom Abercrombie, Tayla Dalton and Hawks players opened the court in Flaxmere on Sunday.
Memory bears and toy repairs now fill this tailor and dressmakers business
"The naked eye tells you that there is no physical difference between the two sides."
Most commonly cases seen in Hawke's Bay involve financial abuse.
The proposal is mentioned in a Hastings District Council agenda.
'The key thing for me was always the opportunity to make a difference.'
Iona College and Napier Boys' High School perform the Bard's plays
The exhibition of printmakers work explores the idea of the artist book
Almost 50 cats now waiting for an owner after an influx at the Napier SPCA.
Two people have been charged 16 months after a 4-year-old boy was seriously injured
Consultation on the proposed speed limit changes for SH5 and SH51 closes Sunday.
'It's good for people to see what these dogs are capable of...they're not savages.'
$8m to maintain facility in short term, but council will explore its long term options.
Fancy a free car? How about 500 free cars? You'll get them if you buy this property.
The Hastings shop is quirky. But its virtual factory is a blueprint for the future.
Faced with strong swells, the Napier beach's barrier bank of replenished shingle crumbled.
Susanne Rauth has started up a stonemasonry business from her Flaxmere home.
About 59 people keen to volunteer during nurses' strike
Hastings mother Rachel Shaw said the Budget was "another nail in the coffin for us".
The rain the region badly needs is finally here.
Families conducting "do-it-yourself" cremations forced to pay an exact $874 in cash.
Figures show it's currently the second lowest in the country at meeting vaccine targets.
Founder Christina McBeth said Camberley looked to be 'the next best step' for the charity.
Dali Susanto's small room of immersive work aims to help people to focus on the present.
Flanked by firemen (just in case) Claude Davidson whipped out a leaf blower.
The festival will feature school, youth and community bands from around the North Island.
"Fires are unpredictable, the biggest fear is not going home."
Pregnancy Help provides clothing, equipment and support for new mothers.
"This is next level."
Their children had been forced out of rentals and were facing living in motels.
Kiwis are dying because medicines are not being funded, protesters say.
Eastern Screen Alliance is calling on people to submit their short film ideas.
Westermans building set to lose a tenant, as i-Site joined up with Toitoi box office.
"If I tick Māori, I am denying my mum, and if I tick NZ European, I am denying my dad."
Nadia Reid speaks about her music career, upcoming show and new album being made.
The outcome would've still been the same at 80km/h, Bruce Sanders says.
Frizzell saw similarity in the yellow beak of Daffy Duck and a daffodil's yellow trumpet.
Jamie Macphail hopes the Small Hall Sessions will help revitalise community halls.
Katarina May never expected her love of helping infants would turn into a career.
Each time the Haira whanau think they've found a home, the rug's pulled from under them.
Hallelujah's staunch face says it all - she doesn't forget those who've wronged her.
Eric Flores says learning martial arts was a "game changer" for him
Community organisations and services can apply to use the gym for their clients.
The vehicle was restored to represent the one a New Zealand Armoured Corps officer drove.
The council was started by Kate Sheppard and suffragettes.
Wooden chairs, limited pain relief, blunt drills - school dentists weren't always loved.
The Prime Minister spent the day in Central Hawke's Bay
After 46 years Amo Taite's home buyer dream is coming true
This year's Anzac service looms as a special one for a long-standing Hawke's Bay reverend.
Committee to make its recommendations to council on Wednesday as tight timeframe arrives.
One new Toastmaster speaks about his experience with the Hastings club
Many of the artists attending the workshops have not had experience of making gallery art
"It's about showing students that it is important to commemorate the fallen."
A cleaning app has been launched, and AI technology is next.
The comeback of the milkman may soon be a reality at Hōhepa.
One HB school had 136 suspensions in three years. A principal says help is needed.
'It was hard not knowing when I would see my family again,' says Melburnian Trish Brice.
Council will decide on the budget and lead contractor for the two large water projects.
Youth councillors will once again be appointed to district council subcommittees
Lou Klinkhamer did the maths and found a gallon (3.75L) of printer ink costs over $18,000.
Older congregation members will teach the children how to grow food.
An opportunity to develop the abandoned Waipukurau Hospital site may have finally arrived.
Rain is ahead for the region in this week's weather forecast.
Ian Yarlett's heard more stories than most, but his own are more interesting than yours.
Bennett Knoll has never been seen before. And researchers struck scientific gold.
NZ's first purpose-built women's restrooms, it now houses the Heretaunga Women's Centre.
Two pou created by carver Nathan Foote from one log unveiled at two Hastings schools.
'We are in crisis mode. We need houses now,' CHB mayor Alex Walker says.
The installation was due to come out on Sunday but has been removed early.
The concept images were released at a community meeting on Monday evening
A petition to rehome the two birds reached 1800 signatures. They might get what they want.
The Women's Rest building will celebrate 100 years on March 23.
Family Works Hawke's Bay has secured a new premises after seven months without a building
Galvanising Hawke's Bay said the assessment of aquatic life harm was "rubbish".