'Lying awake worrying about it': Kiwifruit growers warm winter concerns
Warmer temperatures mean the vines don't get the required winter chilling.
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Verstappen’s smashing victory in Hungary
Verstappen smashed opposition and won’t be crying over one broken trophy.
Power of positivity: The bond that's strengthened National League football contenders
Positive vibes have bought positive results for National League football hopefuls.
Arable Awards celebrating the cream of the crop
Hugh Ritchie of Drumpeel Farms is a finalist for Arable Farmer of the Year.
True Honey produces highest grade mānuka honey recorded
It's gooey, it's sweet, it's good for health and now it's a record-breaker.
Bull sale attracts spirited bidding
Buyers looking for good quality bulls at annual sale.
'Fear is the main theme here': Ministry intervention as bullying claims rock small town's high school
Concerned parents formed a group to address what they claim were assaults and threats.
Act's Rob Douglas on his famous uncle: 'I’m very proud of Roger'
The nephew of Roger Douglas is on the verge of Parliament, but his uncle has misgivings.
First fifteens: Anxious wait for Napier BHS after banner-match draw
It was drawn 12-12 and Napier is into the Super 8 final - but where?
Mike McRoberts to steer Hawke’s Bay Wine Awards dinner
The Hawke's Bay Wine Awards are in their 23rd year.
Million-dollar bust: Police seize guns, gold, cash, drugs and eight vehicles
Nine arrests after 10kg of cannabis and $200k in cash found.
Regional council detects rare fish in Hawke's Bay using DNA traces
Rare native fish a thrilling find in Wairoa.
Māori wards decision process for Napier starts in September
Napier council is set to start deciding how many Māori ward members it will have.
Livestock is deemed to be capital in nature
Farmers are preparing their financial accounts and tax returns for the 2023 year.
Wai Splash holiday programme needs more funding
Wai Splash has a great programme during school holidays.
The Elske Centre is back
A group of volunteers have worked to keep the group of 20 or so people together.
From chisel to chainsaw: Hastings-raised carver takes on the world with Aotearoa in his heart
Canada-based Ben Waretini-Hemara proudly displays the Māori flag when he competes.
‘Picked sides’: Ngāti Kahungunu chair hits out at policing of Stop Co-Governance protests
'Both sides were equally tense, and yet only one side was truly policed.' - Bayden Barber
Kids Lit Quiz world champs in Hawke’s Bay highlight global love of reading
Quizmaster Wanye Mills said it's the ultimate battle of book knowledge.
SH2 reopens after truck crash near Takapau in Central Hawke’s Bay
The truck accident had halted traffic since the crash mid-morning.
Ōtāwhao-Takapau WI July report
The three CHB Women's Institutes will gather on August 10 for a social day.
Wyn Drabble: Happy birthday Vegemite
The latest New Zealand poll I could find (from 2017) had 53.1 per cent favouring Marmite.
Crashes and burglaries keep CHB Police busy
On Monday emergency services attended a crash on Pourerere Road where a ute had hit a tree
Youngsters developing skills in junior hockey
There were 170 players in Dannevirke's junior hockey in a 10-week season.
'We were tipped off by police': Racecourse claims controversial meeting booked under false pretences
Man who booked the venue wanted it for a "preppers'" meeting, racecourse claims.
Inside the halted meeting: Those evicted from fiery Stop Co-Governance event speak out
People inside the venue attempted to engage in 'open debate', Ngāti Kahungunu says.
Council staff to strike over workloads and pay
Some TDC staff are unhappy with current working conditions.
Napier SPCA kitten room almost at full capacity
Napier SPCA is keeping its doors open late on Thursday to help 30 felines find new homes.
Hawke’s Bay tells its regional council the issue it should focus on is ... horse trails
It turns out most of the submitters to the council's annual plan want more horse trails.
The cyclone turned a golf course into a sand trap - its members have resown it by hand
Nine of the Napier club’s 18 holes are now playable, a huge achievement given the damage.
Rachel Keedwell: Councils need to put aside any semblance of patch protection
Opinion: We need to make sure the report does not just gather dust on the shelf.
Construction progress continues despite rain
The new highway's earthworks programme is nearing completion.
One seriously injured after car drives through fence into bushes
A vehicle came off the road in Waiohiki leaving one person seriously injured.