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35 crucial power pole safety features found missing by lines company Unison.
John Jenkins: Hawke’s Bay owner breeds another good jumper
Galileo Invader scored a decisive win in a maiden hurdle race.
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Here's the latest news in brief from around the region.
Plans under way for villages to house rebuild workers in Hawke’s Bay
Finding homes for the thousands of extra workers who will be brought in to fix roads.
Forgotten the full noise of Art Deco? You’re about to be reminded
After three years of Covid and cyclone disruptions, 2024 will be a massive party.
Police seek missing Hawke's Bay man Matthew Knight
He was last seen wearing black work boots, blue jeans and a black jacket.
Bright, dark and beautiful artworks grace the walls of CAN
OPINION: Creative Arts Napier invites everyone in to see this month's creative artists.
As the sun goes down, we light up
OPINION: Nuit Blanche – Art After Dark will bathe the Napier CBD in light.
Dannevirke Menz Shed loves a challenge
All types of creations were on display at the open day.
Hoping for a great Dannevirke Market Day
The annual Market Day is on in Dannevirke on October 20.
Magpies planning capital punishment
In comparison with Hawke's Bay's Ranfurly Shield rugby, the NPC record is not so crash-hot
‘Such a close race’: Hawke’s Bay’s leading candidates have their final say on eve of election day
On the eve of Saturday's election, the region’s leading candidates rate their chances.
Unprecedented crisis: Norsewood's troubles with cellphone coverage
Connect Tararua is calling for telcos to provide a solution to Norsewood's poor coverage.
Good demand for young Chatham lambs at Stortford Lodge
Simmental-cross and Angus cattle also sold well.
Heroic rescue by neighbours
Terika Kiri and Nixon Byers from Camberley Hastings leapt into action to save a neighbour from his burning property. Terika chats to Hawke's Bay Today reporter Mitchell Hageman
Spice Girls songs and sign waves as Luxon completes National's last push through Hawke's Bay
Katie Nimon, egged on by Willis, sang along with mic in hand to the Spice Girls’ Wannabe.
From checkout operator to store owner: Young couple take charge of supermarket
Mason McKeown's journey to supermarket ownership began as a teenager mopping floors.
Spinners and weavers hold open day
Club members can teach those interested in pursuing the hobby.
‘I have loved every moment of it - nearly every moment’
Napier Labour MP Stuart Nash finishes on Friday and will start his new job on Monday.
Serious assault with weapon in Hastings thought to be gang-related
A man was seriously injured after an alleged gang-related assault with a weapon.
Renewed calls for Napier-Wellington passenger rail after Hawke’s Bay meetings
Will a Napier-Wellington passenger route progress - or come to a grinding halt?
Lunches in school a big win for Karamū High School
There's been a successful rollout of a new school lunches programme at Karamū High School.
Danger to dogs from calf feed
It's best for dogs to avoid exposure to ionophore toxicity.
Ahikā roa – the long burning flame
Big decisions: build a new wharenui or restore the old one?
Cops' daring rescues in Cyclone Gabrielle floods recognised
'I've never been in a situation that was so close for so many different people.'
Delivery boss shot at after man refused to pay for food in Hastings, police say
The Armed Offenders Squad was called and a man was arrested.
'Unconscious with smoke all around': Neighbours hailed for dragging man from burning flat
"It could have been a far worse outcome without their quick thinking."
Irish rugby hero hasn't seen memorabilia since cyclone swept through Hawke's Bay
This Irish team is apples and oranges to the side the Bay horticulture boss played for.
‘It’s gone’: Forester paints grim picture of planting industry under new fees regime
The Ministry for Primary Industries will soon charge ETS participants a perpetual fee.