Latest from Hawke's Bay

The rugby-sized Hawke's Bay triathlon team taking on the world

Father, son and 13 other Bay athletes will represent NZ at the World Triathlon champs.

Injury-hobbled Magpies overwhelmed by Taranaki

The Magpies had five changes in the team from week to week.

Letters: NZ 'far down the queue' for bankruptcy, Willis resignation question

OPINION: NZ's debt sits at 39% of GDP, far less than Japan, Britain and the United States.

'Not looking very good': Cloud may spoil rare eclipse

61% of the sun will be covered between 5.41am and 8.36am – or all of it if it's cloudy.

'How can you be so dark and evil?': Family's question to killer as he's jailed for life

Kathleen Kawana's body found 600km away from home, six weeks after she disappeared.

Five badly hurt in three highway crashes in less than 24 hours

Two people have been critically injured and another three seriously injured.

First XV rugby: Herald’s annual awards

Covering the latest developments in schools rugby.

Napier Port invests up to $25m on fleet of self-driving trucks

'If automation is going to come and take our jobs, that is a concern.'

South Auckland massacre: Child survivor’s harrowing 111 call revealed in podcast

In May 1992, Brian Schlaepfer killed six family members in South Auckland.

Editorial: The bruising fall of the Hawke's Bay peach

OPINION: Kiwis pick the cheapest option, so supermarkets could be a part of the solution.

Leading jumps trainers launch triple threat in Great NZ Hurdle

It may have a new name but our biggest hurdle race is dominated by the same trainers.

Hawke’s Bay electricity capacity doubles with new transformer at Redclyffe

It's designed to be resilient to a 1-in-450 years flood event.

Severe winds and flooding hit South Island as roads shut, truck rolls

Wellington schools remain open despite wind warnings of up to 120km/h.

'Poignant and powerful': Māori Queen at Hastings festival launch

'Her support ... anchors Toitū Te Reo as a movement of enduring significance.'

Tumu’s 50‑year milestone: From Dannevirke timber yard to a Hawke’s Bay powerhouse

Hugh and Pam O'Sullivan opened the first timber yard in Dannevirke in 1975.

Why London's parks are more than meets the eye

'Many Londoners aren’t aware of these charming places.'