Connections to famous scholar revealed
Famous scholar Jock McEwen has important ties with local Rangitāne
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CHB workshop to address 'renewing farm ecosystems without compromising profitability'
“There is nothing sustainable about a farm that goes out of business.”
Serial groper breached parole before indecent carpark act
The Parole Board found his excuse for the carpark act 'utterly implausible'.
'It's not ideal': Hobbled Retallick set for late World Cup start
Time will tell whether Brodie Retallick's planned recovery timeframe comes to fruition.
Second solar farm proposal for Ongaonga
The planned development is sited on 240 hectares of land south of Taylors Road.
Who's in, who's out: ABs name 33-man World Cup squad
The All Blacks have named a settled squad to contest the Rugby World Cup in France.
Phishing scammer fleeces construction boss - while serving home detention for similar offending
He used a sim-swapping scheme and phishing email to get the man's banking information.
All Blacks announce World Cup squad in Napier, Retallick still sole Hawke's Bay rep
About 1000 All Blacks fans descended on the team announcement in Napier.
Net loss: Double rāhui for Hawke's Bay whitebait ahead of season opening
A whitebait ban is in place - and a stalwart is not happy with the timing.
Recap: Who's in, who's out - All Blacks squad named for Rugby World Cup
All Blacks coach Ian Foster has announced a settled 33-man squad to head to France.
Wairoa has no flood protection; Mayor welcomes $70m to change that
Wairoa has received a large Government package to protect against flooding.
Musical theatre gives Ben Pryor wings
Joining Act Three Productions has helped the squadron leader out of a mental black hole.
Athletics: Hawke’s Bay pair in strong NZ World Athletics Champs bid
George Beamish and Georgia Hulls get their big chance in Budapest.
Friends vow to keep murderer living 'in fear' behind bars
Ranapera Taumata killed his girlfriend. Her loved ones say he's a monster and a coward.
ABs to be kept busy at working bee
Tangoio Marae trustee Diana Taunao heartened to see her community hasn't been forgotten.
Hawke’s Bay councils finalise terms of cyclone recovery cost-sharing with Government
"The impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle are diverse, far-reaching and complex."
‘Better equipped than ever’: Trio of emergency assets a win for Hawke’s Bay
A new station, rapid response vehicle and health shuttle were dedicated on Monday.
Win for Henry’s Pies Women’s Reserves against Napier Tech Red
NZ Trellis Central Men’s Reserves heading straight to semifinals.
Results of 2nd round of the Mike Bean Memorial Cup
To have your sports club's results published, email them to editorial@chbmail.co.nz
Fresh artist images of Hastings' $18 million Foodeast project released
The unique project is nearing completion after building delays.
Massey University gives Dannevirke school big tick for lunch programme
We were lucky enough to be chosen to take part in the research.
Hawke's Bay plumber shocked to win local branch of Young Plumber of the Year
Local plumber beats out Hawke's Bay competition to advance to regional plumbing event.
Kirsten Wise talks about the importance behind War Memorial upgrades
Kirsten Wise talks about Napier's War Memorial reopening in this month's mayoral column.
Kainga Ora delivers new housing for Dannevirke but no date for Woodville construction
Two families now have homes thanks to Kainga Ora.
'We need to do better': New role focusing on preventing family violence
There were 273 family harm incidents in the Tararua district in the last five months.
A taniwha in exile – the story of Whāngaimokopuna
Why is it always misty in Dannevirke when Rangitāne people visit?
'Particularly aggressive': Where petrol price wars have dropped fuel prices by 30c a litre
New arrivals have turned a city into one of the cheapest fuel stops in the country.
Pahīatua Aviators marching their way to fun and friendship
A new leisure marching group has been formed in Pahīatua.
Making farming fun not an easy task at times
At times, farmers need to relax and enjoy what they're doing.
Hat-trick heroics and match-saving tackle - big plays give Tui dramatic victory
The Tui held on at the death - just - then delivered an exclamation mark of their own.
In pictures: Junior Hawke’s Bay chess champions battle it out for top spot
Hundreds of eager young chess players duked it out on the boards in Havelock North.
Come to school as your favourite character for book week
Dannevirke South School set the children some challenges for book week.
Table tennis a hit in Dannevirke
Leisure doubles table tennis is taking off in Dannevirke.
Rugby: Hawke’s Bay Māori win tournament for first time since 2007
The resurrection of Hawke’s Bay Māori representative rugby bore its greatest prize yet.