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88mm of rainfall as ‘welcome top-up’ jangles a few nerves
People shouldn’t put away their raincoats and umbrellas just yet.
Toddy - 40 not out at Tumu Dannevirke
Kevan Todd says the 40 years are a kind of blur
Dannevirke A&P Show 2024 – a mix of old and new – entertainment for entire weekend
New A&P Show has lots of changes.
'A hankering for radio' and how it led to Radio Woodville
Eric Bodell started his radio career at 2ZA in Palmerston North
Dannevirke event showcases world of radio-controlled vehicles
Radio-controlled vehicles of all kinds were on display.
1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake anniversary: Where to pay your respects
Services are being planned for the 93rd anniversary of NZ's deadliest natural disaster.
Hastings gets ready to commemorate Cyclone Gabrielle
Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst talks about upcoming Cyclone Gabrielle anniversary plans.
Woman dragged into Napier park and assaulted
The incident happened in Greenmeadows after dark on Saturday.
Tihei: Hui an opportunity to kōrero and determine priorities
Ngāti Kahungunu is grateful to Kīngi Tuheitia for leading us through these times
Tihei: A host of events mark Cyclone Gabrielle’s first anniversary
We encourage you to wear your heart on your sleeve by dressing in Hawke’s Bay colours.
Waitangi Day: A day of unity, diversity and joy
Ngāti Kahungunu is organising celebrations to cater for over 10,000 visitors
Manioro Festival returns to Hawke’s Bay
The festival 2024 is a three-day event for all takatāpui and LGBTQIA+ people.
Big year ahead as highway construction enters fourth year
Large sections of the highway are expected to be completed this year.
Tihei: Open invitation to historic Waitangi event in Hawke's Bay
Hopefully the wānanga will bring us closer to 'He iwi kotahi tātau'.
Tararua residents can help Fonterra teams support Relay for Life Manawatū
Fonterra's Kylie Bremner has a personal connection to cancer.
SH2 reopened: One critically hurt in motorbike crash south of Hastings
Motorbike and another vehicle in crash near Te Hauke.
Waipukurau graduate vet lands financial windfall for rural work
Funding helps reduce student debt, support career.
Hawke’s Bay starts new senior men’s cricket era with first Hawke Cup defence
Game ends after Manawatu declares at 251-9.
Heald sunflowers - nature’s bounty for charity
The field of sunflowers will be open every day in February.
Hawke's Bay's own reality TV: Do you have what it takes to be the “Bay-chelor”?
Could you be Hawke's Bay's first bachelor or bachelorette?
Beamish shatters NZ record and secures second Olympic entry standard
Beamish has smashed the NZ 5000m record and dipped below the Olympic Entry Standard mark.
Tararua District police note increases in drinking and driving and fraudulent online trading
Police are disappointed with driver behaviour over the holiday season.
Canny View: Retirement should not induce anxiety
There are many ‘rules of thumb’ about retirement planning, but no magic number.
A year without Daniel: Dad finds comfort in Auckland flood victim's diary
His son just wanted to help, but Steve Miller is urging others to "leave it to the pros".
The Hawke’s Bay couple building a cellar door for ‘the whole community’
There was one burning question on the tip of my tongue — will you adopt me?
'Extortionate': $10,000-a-year rates shock threatens railbike venture dream
Geoff Main built an attraction on the old rail line. He didn't anticipate the rates bill.
Growing up in nurturing and healing environment inspiration behind Mā Skincare
The hero ingredients of Mā Skincare are mamaku, red algae, and hyaluronic acid.
McLean Park woes hit Hurricanes’ hopes for rugby in Napier
The hallowed turf has been Hawke's Bay's major sportsground for about 110 years.
Mahia shark warning issued after mass ‘whale’, dolphin stranding
Several shark species feed on whales and dolphins, including their carcasses.
'It’s gorgeous out there': $1 reserve for well-known coastal property
If you like the sound of crashing waves, you'll love this.
One-stop community driving service offers ‘awesome streamlined process’
The operation started small using a couple of borrowed cars to teach people to drive.
Wairoa to mark cyclone anniversary by reflecting on loss, acknowledging progress
Mayor Craig Little said Wairoa's scars are still 'very raw' a year on from the flooding.