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Inside Napier’s first citizens’ assembly: 40 locals shaping city's aquatic future

'It won’t probably solve all the issues, but already we’ve got quite a lot of ideas.'

After unwanted halfback's heroics in Battle of the Bays, could Tonga be calling?

Lincoln McClutchie's wobbly kick from 30m won the game for the Magpies over the Steamers.

Napier's Citizens' Assembly Week 1

Highlights from the first meeting of Napier's Citizens' Assembly. Video / Napier City Council

Diamonds and wine: Hospice gets $560,000 from two record fundraising events

'This shows what can be achieved when a community rallies behind a cause.'

Inmate dies at Hawke's Bay prison in 'unexplained' circumstances

The man was found alone in his cell and staff could not revive him, Corrections say.

Are you in the right industry? The Kiwi jobs where the median wage is over $100k

But there are now about a dozen sectors paying at least six figures.

Growers canned: Wattie’s tells long-standing growers their peaches are no longer needed

Wattie's appears to be reducing canned peaches from Hawke’s Bay, an industry leader said.

'It caught on': The mayor who always said 'Heretaunga Hastings'

The mayor says when she took on the role eight years ago, she could hardly say 'kia ora'.

'Classic spring': Weekend brings strong wind watch for Hawke's Bay

Forecasters warn gusts could reach near severe gale strength in exposed parts.

Kaea Karauria killing: Three teens now charged with murdering Napier boy

Two 16-years-old will both appear in Napier Youth Court.

CEO of New Zealand's oldest winery resigns after almost 30 years

The iconic Napier winery says its CEO is resigning for health reasons.

'What community care looks like': Offroading club helps remove close to 400 tyres from riverbank

The 4X4 club, whose oldest member is 24, plans to make it a monthly event.

Flying the coop - Hawks rookies picked up by US colleges

At least six Hawke's Bay basketballers will play in the US within the next 12 months.

Iwi establishing its own health authority, considering purchase of medical clinics

'For too long, we have relied on the mainstream system to basically pick up the pieces.'

Studies have shown that many studies have been done: Wyn Drabble

OPINION: There are day-of-the-week modes because, well, studies have been done.

Police find huge cannabis operation inside building: 'It wasn't here three months ago'

Detective says landlords need to be wary of what their tenants are doing.