Rain, icy winds and snow on the way today
The good news is after today spring will slowly return.
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Latest from Hawke's Bay
Pahiatua Track crash: Person critically injured
Pahiatua Track was closed for more than two hours after truck hit car.
Tourism boom blamed for Air NZ woes
Aviation commentator shares his thoughts of Air NZ boss' apology to customers.
Woman told she was dying, but she wasn't
A Hawke's Bay woman is going the extra mile to raise money for the Cancer Society.
Activists escape conviction over oil ship protest
Norman and climate activist Sara Howell were discharged without conviction.
Fog plays havoc with Auckland flights to Hawke's Bay
Fog plays havoc with Auckland flights.
Local Focus: Hastings marks Suffrage Day
Descendants of Hastings suffragists marked Suffrage Day with a tree planting. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The oddest Lotto numbers - and 40 First Division winners!
It's the most people to win Lotto First Division in it's 37 years of running.
A slow and painful death after gastro outbreak
Family blames John Buckley's death on the 2016 campylobacter outbreak.
Hawke's Bay economy given five-star rating
A bumper grape harvest has helped boost the region's economy.
Air NZ says delay linked to control tower
Air NZ points finger at Napier control tower over 10-minute flight delay this morning.
Robber's GPS tag helped police catch him
Eighteen-year-old back in action days after court sentence for another robbery.
After two days on home detention teen robbed store wearing electronic bracelet
Culprit arrested within minutes after police tracked electronic bracelet's signal.
Olympian gives HB airport stick over another late flight
More delays - is the air control tower to blame?
More than 390 houses proposed for Havelock North
Havelock North is about to get bigger, and not all residents are happy about it.
Fifth stabbing overnight: Hawke's Bay man critical
Five stabbings in three separate incidents reported overnight, two of them fatal.
Local Focus: Blossom Parade a blooming success
Hastings Blossom Parade 2018. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Politics whole lot saner on this side of the ditch
Aussies knock another off prime ministerial roundabout
Woman evicted after airport confrontation
A police spokesman confirmed officers were called to control tower over incident.
Super Rugby ref Ben O'Keeffe strikes chord
Te Aute College E grade rugby team win competition after parent's passionate submission.
Pizza Hut franchisee fined for immigration offence
A former Hastings Pizza Hut manager has been fined for employing an illegal worker
Strange creatures wash up on Napier beach
Huge swells from last week's storm disturbed spine-chilling sea-creatures from the deep.
Local Focus: Words are not enough for Flaxmere College
Māori Language Week at Flaxmere College. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Words are not enough for Flaxmere College
Māori Language Week at Flaxmere College. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Is Hawke's Bay wine industry in danger of turning sour?
Services of half a dozen growers no longer required.
Synthetic drug users' behaviour scaring people at Napier health centre
Working party set up to keep watch on drug-driven incidents at medical centre.
Farmers lose hundreds of lambs to storms
One farmer understood to have lost 600 lambs from 1700 ewes.
'Easier, cheaper to buy a tinnie' than access healthcare
Calls for more funding and changes in region as cracks appear.
Te reo hands-on for William Colenso students
For the William Colenso senior te reo students this week is very hands-on.
Frost threatens NZ wine prospects
Wine grapes almost unscathed after morning frosts with just a few chardonnay casualties.