Soul music show coming to Pukeora Estate
Nearly 60 singers and a seven-piece band will perform.
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Removal of depreciation an issue for large commercial property-owning entities
Opinion: Hay barns, pole sheds and farm outbuildings should continue to be eligible.
'Innocent people are going to get harmed': Bullet holes found in homes amid Hawke's Bay suspected gang shootings
One woman living in a home with bullet holes had shifted there because of cyclone damage.
Napier class win new ASICS shoes as part of Zespri Young and Healthy Virtual Adventure
A class at Maraenui Bilingual School won new shoes just in time for school camp.
Club final in Napier as rugby league breaks new ground – again
Driven by a coach with a passion, the Stallions reach the final in their first season.
Catherine Wedd: Water security has long been an issue
'We need strong, resilient infrastructure to future-proof our region’s economy.'
Can you give a CHB rescue dog a good home?
To find out more, go to ruahineanimalrescue.co.nz or phone 020 488 7276.
Aftermath of serious bus crash transporting RSE workers to Hawke's Bay
Watch emergency services responding to the bus crash carrying RSE workers. Video / Supplied
‘Twerps’ or trailblazers? The teens who convinced a council to let them have a voting voice - sort of
They wanted this conversation to be had, just without the ironically childish insults.
Survey shows decline in stock numbers
There have been significant decreases in stock numbers in the past two years.
Nil-drench regime from humble beginnings
The decision 30 years ago to breed a sheep requiring little drenching was a game-changer.
What’s in a name? The ultimate guide to christening your woolly warrior
There's a lot to buying a ram, including what to name them.
Recognition for advances in facial eczema research
A team of researchers are focused on eradicating the fungus associated with facial eczema.
A profile of Professor Jon Hickford and the gene marker lab
Hickford is a professor of animal breeding and genetics at Lincoln University.
Can Do collection supports CHB Foodbank
The date for the PGG Wrightson CHB Can Do Food Bank Appeal is Wednesday, November 13.
'Walking wounded': Bus crash victims arrive for work, with support
'Obviously we will be treading very carefully in that space.'
Woodville Animal Welfare marks five years
The shop and animal shelter was opened up after the SPCA decided to close in Woodville.
'Looks like Flash Gordon left it behind': Artist spends $16,000 creating a sculpture
'The theme is about making something out of stuff that people would usually discard.'
Political divide: What would a Trump win mean for Hawke's Bay and the world?
What are Hawke's Bay-based Americans wanting to see happen to their homeland?
'I feel quite at home' Tom Boggins becomes NZ citizen
The Irishman is a practising psychotherapist and is now a citizen.
Rotorua bus crash passengers were Tongan seasonal workers who had just arrived in NZ
Thirteen of the workers were hospitalised after the bus rolled, Immigration NZ said.
'World leader': Rocket Lab to celebrate 50th rocket launch from Mahia
'It’s a neat atmosphere with all the people sitting in the sand dunes waiting for launch.'
Hawkes Bay Today reporter test drives bridge after ‘truckers 'unnerved’ by creaking noises.
Truck driver says the drive across the bridge is “un-nerving" as it creaks and groans. Video / Michaela Gower
Watch: Increasingly loud highway bridge becoming 'unnerving' to cross, truckie says
New decking is to blame for the 'increased noise'.
Gamechanger: New HB clinic to improve access to cancer diagnosis and treatment
'This clinic marks a transformative moment for the Hawke’s Bay region.'
Inmates claim prison gang assault was 'utu', sentences should be reduced under Māori lore
Seven Black Power members attacked a Nomad inmate after 'an unwanted sexual advance'.
Freemasons open the doors to Scinde Lodge: 'We don’t control the world – look at us'
A 300-year-old not-so-secret society is utilising modern tech to bring in younger members.
Generational investing - how age shapes financial strategy: Nick Stewart
OPINION: 'The instinct to focus on tangible assets remains embedded in our culture.'
John Jenkins: Jockey triumphs after life-threatening adversity
OPINION: It may have been just a minor race, but to Mudhoo, it meant the world.
Napier blaze a ‘magnificent spectacle of great sheets of flames’: Gail Pope
Opinion: 'Suffocating fumes of smoke' rapidly seeped through the wooden structure.
'You're hurting your own': Visitor says proposed freedom camping rules could curb tourism
Freedom camper slams proposed changes for Napier.
Tiny Ōtāne has a large - and growing - artisan market
The database of marketers has more than quadrupled in the market's 8 months of operation.
What is the future of Waipawa's St Peter's Church?
CHB Anglicans at a crossroads – where to next for Waipawa and Takapau?