Tainui Reserve peace walk plaque goes walkabout
HDC says the removal of the plaque dedicated to world peace is 'very disappointing'.
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Pollution incident at Ruahapia Stream under investigation
Councils are investigating after more than 100 eels were found dead in a Hastings stream.
Flaxmere has its own slice of Tahiti
Tahitian dance class is something different for all ages, shapes and sizes to give a go.
Hastings mum gets new home after three years of emergency housing
Mum Nora Kataina and her two young children are thrilled to have a place to call home.
Clive River? No thanks: we call it Ngaruroro Moko-tū-ā-raro-ki-Rangatira
Plenty of support as local marae petitions for river's original name to be restored.
Hastings fared better than some areas in last week's floods
Rainfall in Hastings varied across the district, with about 100mm falling in the city.
Flaxmere woman completes the world's largest puzzle in three years
Donna Geertson placed 40,320 pieces of a jigsaw puzzle.
Police investigating man's unexplained death in Havelock North
Police have requested a post mortem after an unexplained death
How $1140 can buy you a piece of the Hastings Farmers building
The iconic Farmers building in Hastings CBD has sold.
Liquor store owner stuck with taking councillor to court
A Hastings councillor was ordered to pay costs over a failed bid to stop a liquor licence.
Whakatu Freezing Works closure commemoration
On Friday October 10, 1986, Whakatu closed and all workers were laid off
Selling Unison? A big fat zero chance
Consumer-owned lines companies being sold is as likely as Judith Collins becoming PM
Westpac to permanently abandon Hastings building, will shift to old health centre
Westpac has announced a new home in Hastings after 20 years in CBD tower block.
Centre of friendship for elderly living alone is closing after 29 years
Sally Lusk had a vision for elderly living alone to come and enjoy a sing and friendship.
Hawke's Bay Regional Council race down to two
Tom Belford and Jacqueline Taylor vie for regional councillor position.
Flaxmere College students serve up hangi for construction crew
Students spent two days producing 100 lunches for building crew to eat on Friday.
Schoolkids become kaitiaki of their own Te Mata Park plots
'When you're older your children can see Te Mata Peak and see the trees you planted.'
Hawke's Bay beekeeping legend wins 'unsung hero' award
"Nothing really special, just long years of helping out," John Berry says of his service.
Hastings' marae zoning 'oversight' fixed
The plan change will allow for new marae on rural and plains production zoned land.
Scam and identity theft unit set up in Napier
ID CARE is an Australasian identity scam centre which helps victims of cyber crime.
Cafes answer call to trial reusable coffee cups
People pay a deposit to borrow the cup and are refunded when they bring it back.
Cost of some parking in Hastings set to triple
The cost of on-street parking will also double from $1 to $2 an hour.
Line in the land: Couple's final serve to council after long fight to subdivide
"The naked eye tells you that there is no physical difference between the two sides."
Foodstuffs proposes moving Havelock North New World
The proposal is mentioned in a Hastings District Council agenda.
Hastings' Wattie's invests $20 million chasing pet food markets
Wattie's invests $20million in its HB pet food business. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The 93-year-old business with no online presence that became a model for Covid age
The Hastings shop is quirky. But its virtual factory is a blueprint for the future.
Major jump for Hastings rural dog fees
Costs for council have increased from 300 sheep attacks in rural Hastings.
Officer guides RSE workers to full drivers' licences
'She does wondrous things' - Hastings Senior Constable Chris Leppien's mahi is praised.
Camberley's needy to be Nourished for Nil
Founder Christina McBeth said Camberley looked to be 'the next best step' for the charity.
Watch: Man takes leaf blower to 103rd party to blow out all the candles
Flanked by firemen (just in case) Claude Davidson whipped out a leaf blower.
'Our kids' lives are in your hands': Protest to reform Pharmac held in Hastings
Kiwis are dying because medicines are not being funded, protesters say.
Funding for screenplays in Hawke's Bay - submit your ideas
Eastern Screen Alliance is calling on people to submit their short film ideas.