
Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Man arrested after callous Napier roadside attack
A 25-year-old charged following an attack on Napier’s Latham St on Wednesday.
A 25-year-old charged following an attack on Napier’s Latham St on Wednesday.
There was a big turnout for the funeral of the push-biking, rubbish-collecting legend.
Anthony Gray, 71, has been recognised for service to accounting and Māori business.
All Hawke’s Bay councils are expected to set high rates increases in coming years.
One of Hawke's Bay's hidden gems is open again in time for the holidays.
Materials will be reused in Hawke's Bay and Tonga.
Napier, Hastings and Waimārama are now under water restrictions - is this the future?
Eru Smith said he has now given up fighting the council over the use of his land.
Across Napier and Hastings, 147 properties were too unsafe to live in.
The latest letters to the editor on MyWay, a roadblock, and a CHB dam.
Bayden Barber says children are being 'run off the beach by vehicles'.
Hastings mayor Sandra Hazlehurst and councillor Damon Harvey are increasingly at odds.
Councillor and marketer says the spending is a "tough balance" after the cyclone.
'There’s a culture now ... the noise, the mess - awful, awful, awful.'
A fair bit of water will greet guests of Splash Planet on Monday.
140 homeowners in Hawke's Bay are meeting the teams that will buy their flooded homes.
More than half have had first meetings with the special council office or are about to.
The 'distasteful' casting call for a new TV theme park ad was revised due to backlash.
More than half of the silt dumped by the cyclone is still sitting, waiting to be cleared.
A social housing tenant was allegedly called “ungrateful” by a council contractor.
"It could have been a far worse outcome without their quick thinking."
Funding for Hastings District Council and Taiwhenua housing partnerships announced.
It should be used to describe granny flats or sleepouts, not separate homes, planners say.
Here's the latest news in brief from around the region.
About 65 per cent of deficit was attributed to cyclone costs.
Category 2P homeowners are running out of time - and money - while they wait for answers.
It's almost six months since Cyclone Gabrielle blasted apart the Redlyffe Bridge.
Hawke's Bay's five councils now have to agree to the Govt's cost-sharing model.
Hastings council told Pākōwhai residents their land category had changed. It had not.