This 100-year-old has walked hill daily for 45 years plans to defy its closure
Trevor Page is not alone in his frustration.
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Tamatea High School helps with food
Tamatea High prefects organise mufti for food bank
Napier online shop reopens as benefits of knitting recognised
Skeinz have re-opened their online store as an essential service
From war-torn Afghanistan to virus frontline
Andrew Cameron has returned. He's ready for his next fight.
It's a bear hunt about the Bay
Teddy bears in masks and on roofs have been spotted around Hawke's Bay.
Editor James Morgan started as paperboy
James Morgan worked at Fleet Street in London when the Kray brothers ran the underworld.
Hawke's Bay records three new Covid-19 cases, region's total now 19
Hawke's Bay has three new case of Covid-19, bringing the total to 19 in the region.
Make the most of time with the kids
Greenmeadows School principal Mark Johnson gives some tips for families during lock down.
In lockdown with Stuart Nash
Napier MP and Police Minister Stuart Nash talks about life in lock down.
Hawke's Bay's 'awful' 24 hours: Woman dead after crash and cyclist hurt after being hit by train
"I could hear the horn going solid and I thought 'that can't be good'."
Nurse 'scared' after being told to 'reuse' single-use protective equipment in Hawke's Bay
DHB says more equipment coming and it'll be getting it out "as fast as we can".
Wairoa mayor 'disgusted' by online comments after first Covid-19 case confirmed
The person was tested outside of Wairoa and had gone to the district to self-isolate.
New Hawke's Bay Covid-19 case travelled internationally
One new case in Hawke's Bay on Wednesday, taking region's total to 16.
'No-one knows what's going to happen': Life inside Napier rest home with three coronavirus cases
"She used to sit at the window waiting for us, now she cries for me."
Power bill cuts for Napier, Hastings, Rotorua and Taupō
Electricity price drop for Unison Network. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Happiness is not hard to find
I walked down the middle of the road because there was absolutely no traffic.
Taradale Community Pool nearing completion
The pool was shut in 2016 due to not meeting revised building standards.
First big test of Napier Port sale: Will it help Hawke's Bay through crisis?
Rex Graham said protection of the region's future was the purpose of the decision to sell.
'Incredibly heartwarming': Hundreds offer to sew scrubs for Hawke's Bay GPs
A call for community volunteers to sew scrubs received a huge response.
DHB calls on former nurses to help
DHB asks for help from former nurses as the region gears up for its response to Covid-19.
Napier Hotel seeks new ownership
The County Hotel on Browning St, Napier, is up for sale and in search of new ownership.
Rural Hawke's Bay firefighters put at risk by 'unnecessary fires'
The rural fire brigade in Hawke's Bay is down 50 volunteer firefighters.
Hawke's Bay business creates app to help with Covid-19 contact tracing
The app called Covid-19 Register provides a check-in service to venues and businesses
Important to stay communicate and stay connected
TNAR leader Hayden Hape was key in trucking the deliveries to the Taiwhenua
Napier medical centre's screen stolen
The screen was used to give patients privacy and protect staff.
Seafood supplier continues trading online despite lockdown
Hawke's Bay seafood supplier continues trade while waiting on essential service response.
Book review: Spellbound by Catherine Robertson
Louise Ward from Wardini Books has reviewed the third novel in the Gabriel's Bay series.