
'Wheelstands up the middle of the road': Weeks of complaints before nurse hit by dirt-biking teens
'It's a shame it takes an innocent person to get hurt for something to happen.'
'It's a shame it takes an innocent person to get hurt for something to happen.'
'Cyclone Gabrielle has left an indelible mark, and progress like this is so vital.'
Gang member Elijah Daveron used phones that were smuggled into prison for the deals.
Havelock North High celebrated its golden jubilee with a special concert.
'I feel it's a tragedy because the brand is about improving the outcome for the planet.'
Survivor seeks judicial review of the redress scheme: 'You need to fix it'.
Six people were injured, two of them seriously, after two crashes near Dannevirke.
Construction on the new Rissington Bridge starts in August, lasting 12 months.
Taradale and Old Boys Marist are rivals of the ages. Who'll win the Nash Cup this year ?
The speed limit on SH51 was changed from 80km/h to 100km/h overnight.
Cooler weather for Hawke's Bay weekend and rain and wind expected near exposed coast.
"Gutted", but Ngāti Kahungunu chair looks forward to meeting new owners.
Lawson was elected in a 2018 byelection for Hastings/Havelock North.
'Every time you saw him was a good one': quirky Tamatea High teacher's life celebrated.
Jury found Rigby guilty of rape in one instance, but not guilty of other sexual charges.
Barbecues and hāngī fires are still allowed despite the burning ban.
'How are young ones going to learn about the world sitting at home playing Playstation?'
'All I’ve ever wanted to do was supply cheap, nutritious kai to whanau and friends.'
The US singer covered Liability, plus revealed the Kiwi prank she fell for.
What started as an opportunity for riders to get together grew into a fundraising 'beast'.
Writer and podcaster Mia Sutherland, 17, has been getting valuable experience.
'The repair was completed on Monday afternoon by a Hastings council contractor.'
A car fire at an Onekawa wreckers spread to the shed surrounding it.
Police are searching for five attachments taken from Pākōwhai in March.
'Sometimes we just need to stop a little bit and learn from the past.'
Officers were called to the Cobham Place address about 3am.
The plans are being praised by one traveller as being a 'really good' addition.
"We trace the abolition of ploughing matches to jealousy of local ploughing associations."
Farm staff used kayaks to bring the curious heifers back, after they lifted a gate hinge.