Red Cross worker car burgled, while volunteer numbers drop during lockdown
Three quarters of Red Cross Meals on Wheels volunteers in Hawke's Bay have stood down.
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Ahuriri designer fabric store open online
Ahuriri based designer fabric store Little and Fox is open online during lockdown
Weather a thoughtful treatise on everything
A book about over thinking librarian Lizzie who takes on the worries of the world
Statue of mermaid stolen from Napier's Marine Parade
Police appeal after garden statue stolen from elderly woman's property in Napier.
Hawke's Bay prepares for level 3
New Zealand will move to level 3 of lockdown from 11.59pm next Monday, April 27.
The lasting legacy of Hawke's Bay's 'hotdog man' Frank Gerbes
Frank Gerbes was a food truck celebrity who gave so much to his community.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Ahuriri Hub delivers 1500 care packages in Napier
Ahuriri Hub delivers over 1500 care packages and hygiene packs around Napier.
All you need to start baking delivered to your door
Kiwi Bake Box brings recipes and ingredients for baking to the door
Covid-19 in Hawke's Bay: Seven days without any new cases
No new cases of Covid-19 in Hawke's Bay for the seventh consecutive day.
700 pairs of scrubs sewn by volunteers provided to Hawke's Bay GPs
The scrubs were sewn by volunteers in a Waipawa factory.
Speed dating for housing proves a success
A range of agencies have used a collaborative approach and housed the homeless in lockdown
Rise in doggy-do riles Napier residents
The amount of dog poo on city streets has increased during the Covid-19 restrictions.
Coronavirus: Company aware virus was active on Ruby Princess, court told
Princess Cruises accused of knowing about Covid-19 outbreaks during past two voyages.
No further Covid-19 cases in Hawke's Bay on Sunday
The number of Covid-19 cases in the region remained at 41 after today's update.
First snow, then rainbows, now 25C days: Hawke's Bay's autumnal week
Next week sees winds gather pace, as temperatures continue to fall.
Big Bear, an 111-year-old bear who survived German bombs, may be NZ's oldest
Three people died, including Rosemary's grandmother. But Big Bear survived to bring cheer.
Q & A with St Patrick's principal
St Patrick's School principal Jurek Wypych talks about his school's life in lockdown
No new cases in Hawke's Bay for fourth consecutive day
It's not time to break the lockdown yet, police say.
Join NZSO for mass performance of Pokarekare Ana
NZSO invites everyone to perform Pokarekare Ana this Saturday.
Shipping containers available in record time for exporters
It usually takes 12 days. The new record is now four hours.
A Sideline View
Brenda Vowden takes a light hearted look at supermarket shopping during lockdown
Linda Hall talks with Adele Broadbent, author of If Only
Adele Broadbent tells Linda Hall about her latest novel If Only
Dairy owners share bread, milk and flour with 100, for free
"This is how Sikh families grew up, to share with everyone."
Book review: Saint X
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Saint X a mystery set in an idyllic location.
No new Covid-19 cases for three straight days
The region's total number of Covid-19 cases remains at 41.
Plea for water fix: Hawke's Bay mayors ask for $314m from Govt
If approved, it could generate 490 construction sector jobs in region.
Napier yarn store angry as Govt backflip reclassifies knitting as 'non-essential'
Winter's coming and knitting jerseys has huge mental health benefits, yarn store argues.
Hawke's Bay leaders lukewarm at thought of lockdown lift
Central Hawke's Bay, which has no covid cases, doesn't want to be 'too hasty", mayor says.
Enjoy art from your armchair with MTG Hawke's Bay
MTG Hawke's Bay has a huge range of art available to view online.
Calls to older Napier residents making a difference
NCC deploys staff to make calls to over 70s.
Students landed dream Grease roles. Then came the lockdown
But the two Year 13 Sacred Heart College students still working towards delayed opening.