Napier service station fire scorches store, leaves forecourt untouched
Taradale Rd station badly damaged after fire but forecourt untouched.
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Tui Brewery carpark to come alive with the sound of V8 engines
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Rachel Keedwell: Difficult conversations ahead about flood protection
Opinion: Cyclone Gabrielle showed our current flood protection model is unsustainable.
The river 'hairpin' that sent 4.5m of water through and over homes
Duncan McPhail's home of 40 years could be declared as unsafe to live. He has other ideas.
Knitters making every stitch count for Ukraine
Operation Cover Up is on the hunt for donations of wool and more knitters.
Kāinga Ora announces more demolitions in Hastings
The condition of a Hastings housing block has been deemed too poor for residency.
Wind mast to be installed near Pahīatua
Wind monitoring will help a renewable energy outfit decide whether to develop a wind farm.
No helmets worn in bikers’ crash
The police Serious Crash Unit is investigating Friday night's incident.
Worker crushed when steel frame of cartons fell on him in freezer, court hears
The freezer, which dated back to the 1970s, was only deployed at the height of the season.
Hawke’s Bay Surf Life Saving Awards of Excellence finalists announced
Surf Life Saving New Zealand announces finalists for Hawke’s Bay Awards of Excellence.
Waipukurau Golf Club results
To have your sports club’s results published email editorial@chbmail.co.nz by noon Monday.
Central players giving it their all
NZ Trellis Central Reserve Men enjoyed a great game against Napier Tech Masters.
Growing Great Families in Central Hawke’s Bay
Check out the CHB Ruahine Whakawhanau Tamariki (The Pregnancy and Parenting Hub).
Hastings couple finally moves back into their 100-year-old home
The retired couple appeared on Clarke Gayford's Moving Houses TV show.
Hawke's Bay chef lands job at Heston Blumenthal's three-Michelin-starred restaurant
From Napier to the hospitality stratosphere; Sam Heaven's got his dream job.
Cat crisis: More animals find home as adoption fee drops
The rising cost of living is linked to an explosion of the kitten population.
Winner wants to highlight horticulture as a career to other rangatahi
Grace Rehu takes out top Ahuwhenua young Māori growers award.
In pictures: A big weekend of sport in Hawke’s Bay
People of all ages braved the rain and chilly mornings to attend a wide range of sports.
Cold mornings, rain and rough seas for Hawke’s Bay as winter hits
There was heavy rain near Wairoa today, and Hawke's Bay will be chilly in the coming week.
From CEO to frontline cop: Ex Art Deco boss swaps suits for police uniform
Shane Gorst is following in the footsteps of his grandfather to help the region he loves.
Hawks pipped in overtime drama after 22-point fightback
The Hawks' playoff hopes are on a slippery slope after a fifth loss in five home games.
Humdinger on the way as Tech and Taradale ready for rugby showdown
Tech have won three of their last four matches against Taradale.
Great escape: Hawke's Bay's biggest school rugby game goes to the wire
Hastings had the lead, the territory and the possession. In the end it didn't matter.
Mental well-being support essential for tamariki and rangatahi in cyclone impacted regions
Over the past four months, many fundraising events have taken place for cyclone relief.
Crash through two fences: Ute driver tells witness he'd swerved to avoid roaming dog
A ute driver who barrelled through two fences told a witness he'd swerved to avoid a dog.
About $7m of cyclone business support will be returned unless Govt intervenes
Businesses may not have got as much as they should have soon after the cyclone.
Cyclists say Napier is 'downgrading' deadly roads
Avid Napier cyclists are worried safety measures are being downgraded.
Possible fraudulent’ cyclone claims slow approval process
Millions of dollars have been distributed from the major cyclone relief funds.
CHB Toastmasters crafting confidence - and award-winning speeches
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Comedy festival Laugh Your A** Off returns to Toitoi for its second year
A second annual comedy festival Laugh Your A** Off returns to Toitoi.
National Aquarium of NZ draws criticism for not replacing sealife
The Napier aquarium is in need of a major revamp.
Local derbies for knockout cup football
Six Hawke's Bay teams will play Central Federation Cup football quarterfinals on July 8-9.
Truckload of trout could restore population after cyclone
The trout from Tūrangi travelled by truck with the aim of restocking Hawke's Bay rivers.