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Cooked chook turns fowl: Hawke’s Bay family get more than they bargain for

Ooze began seeping through the unremoved innards inside.

Age Concern in CHB offers activities, programmes and courses

Age Concern Hawke’s Bay provides support and activities across the region.

CHB kids 'focused on playing great hockey'

Coaches and supporters noticed a huge improvement in the levels of hockey.

Let Hawke’s Bay’s Olympic Games begin

The slicing of oars through the water will start the Games for Hawke's Bay hopes.

Sandra Hazlehurst: 'We are working hard to identify cost savings'

All councils across the country are contending with ongoing high inflation.

Former Hawke’s Bay jockey’s red-letter day at Flemington

Two of Michael Dee's rank-outsider winners didn’t endear him to the punters.

One dark, rainy day in Takapau: How one of NZ's most iconic pieces of army uniform was born

The hat became known colloquially as the Lemon Squeezer because of its shape.

Opinion: Why I will support a move for a large dam in Hawke’s Bay

OPINION: It saddens me to think of our apple trees dying and our region going backwards.

150 years of Napier: Community encouraged to get involved for special anniversary

Mayor Kirsten Wise 'excited to see these events rejuvenate us as a community'.

Bad weather no problem for Dannevirke floral artists

The weather deterred some clubs from crossing the Ruahines.

Will A.I. take my job? Maybe not in my lifetime

OPINION: Artificial intelligence is taking over the world. But does it have soul?

Nefarious fun at Woodville’s Treasure Island mid-winter dinner

The quiz was the creation of the Woodville Anglican Holy Trinity Church.

Government agency implements changes to Wairoa temporary housing services after concerns raised

The agency has changed the way it looks at temporary housing in the flood-hit region.

Havelock North's very own murder mystery novel

Wardini Books' owners have penned a murder mystery novel titled 'The Bookshop Detectives'.

Norfolk pine cut down along Napier's Marine Parade

Norfolk pine cut down along Napier's Marine Parade. Video / Doug Laing

Close competition for junior hockey

Many of the results came down to games played on the night.

Two of Marine Parade’s iconic Norfolk pines cut down

Two of the landmark trees near the waterfront had been assessed unsafe due to fire damage.

Dannevirke community springing into planning Spring Festival

Organisations are being contacted to get involved this year.