New CHB College policy means cellphones are "away for the day"
"we are reminding students that cellphones are not required at school."
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Firefighters prepare to tackle Sky Tower challenge in honour of friend
The Dannevirke fire crew fundraiser gains new members keen to take on the challenge.
Property sells during a $1 reserve auction
A Hawke's Bay coastal property sells during a $1 reserve auction led by Bayleys auctioneer George Yeoman. Video / NZME
Fascinating Art Deco collection on show
Countries expressed their nationalistic ideals through the principles of Art Deco
Beachfront property at risk of eroding into the sea sells at auction
A buyer has bought the Haumoana property which boast spectacular views - with a catch.
Temperatures in the high 20s for cyclone anniversary
Warm, sunny weather will greet those gathering on February 14.
One person in serious condition after a car and motorbike crash in Hastings
Police were called to the corner of Pakowhai and Evenden Rd about 10am Thursday.
Police hope drone search results help in search for missing dad
Joseph Ahuriri, of Gisborne, vanished at the height of Cyclone Gabrielle.
1 person dead, 2 injured after four-vehicle pile-up on Hawke's Bay Expressway
Witnesses said two trucks, a ute and a car were involved in the crash.
A car floated upside down into the side of Chris Barber's home. He never found out whose it was
'The car sort of sums it up, how the cyclone just pushed everything around.'
Arrests follow Clive Four Square ram-raid and vehicle theft
Police say a tyre iron was used in robbing a man of his car, then used in a ram-raid,
Thieves target traffic light batteries at SH2 road works
The battery thefts could lead to a crash, roading advocate says.
Funding for some pharmacy medicines extend for Hawke's Bay
Funding for some pharmacy medicines under the “Go Well” scheme has been extended in HB.
‘Thrilling experience’: Hawks to take the court in Wairoa
Clinics and pre-season game held in Wairoa.
Hawke’s Bay in brief: 12 hour DJ set to promote good mental health
DJ Sneeky will play an epic 12-hour set at Live like a Lotus event in Hastings.
At least 50 lambs dead after van and stock truck crash, overturning trailer
The angle of the overturned trailer meant deaths were inevitable, company says.
Slow-speed boat chase off Napier beach ends in two arrests
A witness says a man appeared to be trying to paddle away from police prior to the arrest.
Flaxmere mum wins Summer Photo Competition with stunning shot at Waimārama
A day out with family exploring a cave turned into an award-winning photo.
Check out these four pretty pups, ready to be adopted
Four friendly pups are looking for a permanent place to park their paws.
Buyers return to rising prices at Stortford Lodge
Store lamb prices lifted this week as buyers returned from a summer break.
Ākitio’s fishing weekend reels in the numbers
There were double the number of entries in the women's fishing competition this year.
Something old, something new and some novelty in Dannevirke's 2024 A&P Show
The A&P Show had some good pastoral exhibits.
Dannevirke A&P show Home Industries displays huge creativity
The crowds ducked in to avoid the rain.
Record entries in super Dannevirke A&P shearing contest
Top shearers competed at Dannevirke's A&P show.
‘Bat central’: Critically endangered mammals found in Central Hawke’s Bay
Colony of flying mammals found in farm-shed roof in Central Hawke's Bay.
Winning culture challenge call laid to football’s new-look Napier City Rovers
Sweltering conditions welcome 2024 National League football hopefuls back into training.
Photo comp winner
Hawke’s Bay Today, Canon NZ and Harvey Norman Holiday photo competition winner Cheyjuana Doyle chats to Nick Perreaux Harvey Norman Operations Manager Hastings Computers & Communications
Opinion: I’ll never forget my white-knuckled landings
Screaming reverse thrust and brakes enabled us to pull up right at the end of the runway
Comment: Cyclone Gabrielle one year on
Let's hope the lessons learned from Cyclone Gabrielle mean we are better prepared.
'We’ve become so much more aware of the ebb and flow of the river.' Still no bridge one year after the cyclone
A year after the cyclone and the Menzies are still waiting.
Inside the plans for a bold new future at cyclone-smashed Tangoio Marae
The bones of the wharenui remain strong and whanau haven’t lost hope for the future.
Seventh open win at Dannevirke for Rowland Smith
The win heralded the champion Hawke's Bay shearer's return to competition.