Elderly elms felled after failing to thrive in Clive
The trees at the entrance to the Clive Pool were cut down on Monday morning.
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Local Focus: Rubbish start for Seaweek
Seaweek's Waitangi Regional Park cleanup. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Rubbish start for Seaweek
Seaweek's Waitangi Regional Park cleanup. Made with funding from NZ ON Air.
Flu strikes Hawke's Bay pickers
DHB spokeswoman Anna Kirk said 71 people had confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza outbreak.
Warm and clear weather to continue
Warm and clear conditions are set to continue late into the week for much of NZ.
Retirement villages booming
Retirement Villages are a growing option. Made with funding from New Zealand On Air.
Local Focus: 'Village life' is booming in Bay
Retirement Villages are a growing option. Made with funding from New Zealand On Air.
Kim Dotcom sued for $300k over apartment renovation
Landlords sue Kim Dotcom for adding black carpet - and other changes - to penthouse.
MH370 five years on: 'My son asks when he can see his dad'
Danica Weeks won't fly without her sons, so they're not orphaned if her plane crashes.
'Absolute living hell': Hawke's Bay man at wits end after three burglaries at home in a week
The thieves have taken everything from his underwear to the remotes for his alarm system.
Cape Kidnappers beach walk could be closed permanently
Geologist's report finds reopening the beach now would risk more people being hurt.
DOC report labelled Cape Kidnappers an 'unacceptable risk' of rock fall 10 years before slip
An investigation analysing DOC's processes has been put in place after the slip.
School drop-off zone 'tragedy waiting to happen'
Principal says his greatest fear is he will be outside when a pedestrian is hit.
Family selling Gallipoli war hero's homestead
"He never complained about it, he just got on with it."
Break out the blankets and brollies - cold snap hits NZ
Cyclone Oma is headed off north, but a cold southerly will bring rain and winds today.
Man dies in bulldozer accident in Central Hawke's Bay
The accident occurred around 4.45pm today in the town of Omakere.
One seriously hurt in Hawke's Bay crash between car and truck
The crash took place on State Highway 2 at Poukawa, near Hastings.
Scared of flying? - even superstars are
"I opted for an ambulance, there was no way I was getting in the rescue helicopter."
Native trees 'dying from lack of water' while irrigator sprays road, Forest and Bird says
Owner of the farm says he is devastated by the incident in which the water was wasted.
Sadness for Joy over cancellation of Relay For Life
Cancer survivor disappointed at lack of support for Relay For Life
Man with 80 homes: Capital Gains Tax will hurt renters
Hawke's Bay investor says capital gains tax would hurt those the Govt is trying to help.
Decision to charge more for overweight cremations deferred by HDC
Families with deceased, overweight relatives would have to pay $200 more.
NOBM's Chris Johnston banned from rugby for two years
Johnston claimed Clenbuterol was purchased for wife's weight loss
Proposed oak trees axing angers leafy village
Threatened Havelock North trees are controversial. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay's hidden homeless wave
'I have applied for hundreds of rentals since October but no one will take us.'
Global winemasters get taste of Hawke's Bay
Top international Masters of Wine getting a taste of Hawke's Bay's finest.
Second-time dad Daniel Pearce also teeing up his family
Hastings professional Daniel Pearce has played in bigger tourneys but NZ Open is special.
Man drills well to replace chlorinated water
Whakatu man takes personal stand against chlorinated water.
How NZ's fruit bowl would benefit from EU trade agreement
EU deal would consolidate relationship, a positive for Hawke's Bay's fruit industry.
223kg marlin catches crew by surprise
Napier boat Lexington and its crew have taken home the grand prize of $10,000.
'Emergency in aisle eight': Supermarket staff save shopper
A supermarket's aisle briefly became an A&E ward as workers looked after a sick patient.
New project enhances Kairakau memories
Rich memories of Kairakau Beach have been enhanced by a new project, writes Clive Bibby.