Shearing: The UK record hopeful who was a likely lad in Hawke’s Bay
Steve Rowberry, who shore in Hawke's Bay 13 years ago, tackles a world record next month.
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An inspiration for women in sport leadership
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Bones found at Flaxmere property found to be non-human
"Human bones" found at a Flaxmere property turned out to be from an animal
Road tripping: Latest Wellington roadie ‘crucial’ as Napier City Rovers eye National League spot
The qualification battle for football's National League heats up
Basketball: Hawks battle the odds in Rams NBL showdown
The Rams have posted the two biggest scores against the Hawks this season.
Construction company and director to pay $96,000 for migrant worker breaches
An investigation found 42 breaches of employment law.
Abandoned Napier pups looking for new homes
Napier District Council is supporting a local dog rescue trying to rehome abandoned pups.
New payment for people displaced by floods, Cyclone Gabrielle
The interim, weekly payment will be available from September 4 through MSD.
Big win in First XV rugby for Hastings Boys' High over Rotorua
Hastings sit fourth in Super 8 after defeating Rotorua 29-24.
Cyclone recovery front of mind for Ngāti Kahungunu
Recovery and restoring the health of waterways were the focus of the annual iwi hui.
The new generation's coming for your vinyl collection - and not because they want to listen to it
Opinion: I never expected to see old records on my 12-year-old granddaughter’s wall.
Government announces plan to future-proof regions impacted by severe weather
Govt to provide support for volunteers and community workers suffering burnout.
Watch: Rocket parachutes down towards Pacific after Māhia launch
Seven satellites for various customers, including Nasa, were transported into space.
‘Rain or shine:’ Wet weather for Winter Deco weekend in Hawke’s Bay
Rainy Winter Deco weekend ahead.
'Just want to support them': Almost 100km of fencing donated to Hawke’s Bay farmers
A free event with plenty of giveaways is being staged in Hastings to help farmers.
Manawatū Home & Lifestyle Show returns this weekend
Home, DIY and renovation deals under one roof.
Farmer focus: Tukituki Land Care shares farmer’s passion
Plantings now part of their business plan
Cricket: A Black Caps Christmas in Napier
New Zealand's cricketers will be lining up a Christmas feast against Bangladesh.
Athletics: Ex-CHB athlete finds success in overseas tour
Briana Stephenson won all seven of her heptathlon disciplines, gaining a national gold.
Gas leak on Bluff Hill after car crash
Coote Rd in Napier has reopened after a car crashed into a gas main, causing a leak.
CHB kids hold their own against 'city kids' at hockey comps
The Year 7/8 players are now preparing for the Lower North Island Festivals.
Central hockey teams should be well rested for club day
Kickoff is at 12.30pm at Centralines Sports Turf, 2 River Terrace, Waipukurau.
The changing face of the historic fishing village of Ahuriri
Ahuriri summer look set to sizzle.
Blissful night away from home felt like Powerball win
Opinion: We settled into our usual riveting night-time activities
New green for Women's Gala at Waipawa Bowling Club
After three postponements, the Property Brokers Waipawa Women’s Gala finally went ahead.
Magical evening of mystery, theatrics and culinary delights
Guests will embark on a culinary adventure.
Ngā kura huna - on a path to hidden treasure at Opepe
Tangata whenua used the site as shelter hundreds of years ago.
'Want to grow quickly': Hawke's Bay pet food start-up eyes US after rapid growth
'It’s hard to believe that we are not quite three years in and what we have achieved.'
Former pilot's 100th birthday treat more than a flight of fancy
Decorated pilot Lew Day has celebrated his 100th birthday in a Tiger Moth.
More Chorus cabinet art murals for CHB streetscape
Three cabinets have been chosen for beautification in Central Hawke’s Bay.
Opinion: Rates increases are headaches for everyone
I rent, but does that mean I don't have an opinion on rates increases?
El Nino's on the way. What will it mean for Tararua district?
We might see a turnaround in the weather, but there are no guarantees.
Wairoa marae taking opportunity to build back stronger after Cyclone Gabrielle
"I didn’t know how heavy silt was ‘til I picked the shovel up."