More than half of Red Cross NZ Disaster Fund money allocated to Hawke's Bay
$26 million has been donated in response to cyclone effects across the country.
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Pine plantations to come under stricter controls
'Blanket planting of productive land is counterproductive.'
Hawke’s Bay’s Livamol Classic sees 19% stakemoney hike
Livamol Class was worth $330,000 last October.
Yellow Plane gallery's programmes are not just about art
A programme at a local gallery is helping boost confidence.
Waipukurau CCTV camera coverage increased after donations to community patrol
Waipukurau Community Patrol has installed more cameras in Waipukurau.
When it comes to voting the fun is in the details
National’s weakening policy on climate change risks the second pitfall of MMP
Charming 18th century traveller captured in artwork
The subject of this extraordinary painting is Ma’i
Meth worth $100,000 found in rural Hawke’s Bay bust, Mongrel Mob member charged
A 60-year-old patched Mongrel Mob member was arrested on Friday morning.
Hastings Boys’ High looking for first Super 8 win
Hawke's Bay club rugby also includes some mouth-watering contests this weekend.
Craggy Range vineyard manager wins HB Young Viticulturist of the Year
Craggy Range's Nick Putt qualifies for nationals after HB Young Viticulturist of the Year.
Cup runneth over again for HB-owned mare Hot Shockolate
Roundup of the week's racing.
Days of wet weather ahead for Hawke’s Bay
A heavy rain watch was announced for Eskdale southwards on Friday morning.
Te Reinga Bridge collapsed to make way for Bailey bridge
Contractors finished the job of removing a 300-tonne flood-damaged bridge near Wairoa.
The space for cars needs to get narrower to fit bikes into our city
Opinion: Recent data shows Napier is New Zealand’s most dangerous city for cyclists.
‘Another thing you have to find’: Concern for pensioners amid hefty rates rises
Age Concern has already seen a significant increase with requests for support.
Take a note from Hollywood’s book
Evidence shows that time can cushion the highs and lows of markets
'I could feel myself collapsing': Father's journey after son pushed out pub window
Alan Marshall's heart skipped a beat when he saw the incoming call was from Australia.
Local Focus: A taste of Hawke’s Bay’s best
Local food and wine festival is great news for Hawke’s Bay hospitality.
Stuart Nash saga: Conflict of interest unearthed during probe into sacked minister
Stuart Nash's emails with donors ultimately led to his sacking as a minister.
Iconic Anderson Rally to run again
Harriers racing to compete in iconic Dannevirke rally.
Taniwha unearthed: Cyclone's scouring reveals fossils that will rewrite NZ records
Gabrielle's power uncovered a treasure trove of fossils thought to be marine dinosaurs.
Bay City Cheerleaders bring hype to Hawaii
The Bay City Cheerleaders squad placed 5th out of 20 teams in Hawaii.
Hawke’s Bay pinball prodigy best placed Kiwi at world champs
No New Zealander has ever placed better than 41st in the tournament.
G’day mate: Trace of Aussie animal found in Hawke’s Bay
Surprising Aussie discovery made in Hawke's Bay.
Person injured in ‘digger accident’ in Central Hawke’s Bay
Emergency services were called to the incident in the rural area of Omakere.
Books get a second chance at Lions book sale
People will always find a treasure at a book sale.
Elske Centre Dannevirke closes its doors
The centre's establishment 24 years ago was as a small group who met three times a week.
100 years for St Luke's church in Pakipaki
It is the centenary of the unique stone church in Pakipaki.
No stones no hāngi? Kai lesson a steamy revelation
'Sunny bushwalk after rain': Oven hāngi spectacular.
Taekwon-Do competitors pack out Hawke's Bay Regional Sports Park
More than 200 kids gathered for the first NZ ITF Taekwon-Do championships since Covid-19.
Red Bull unfazed by copycats
This weekend is the Canadian GP in Montreal at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
'Watch this space': Omahu School to be home again by start of 2024
Omahu School could be back in Omahu again by the start of 2024.