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Rail line washout repair and reopening on track
April is still the adjusted target for reopening the Napier-Wairoa railway line.
Cricket: Furlong Cup run drought big issue
Hawke's Bay senior men adopt must-win attitude after shaky stints in Furlong Cup cricket.
Violent robber tells owner of vehicle 'you're in my car'
It was supposed to be a car theft. Now it's robbery, maximum penalty 14 years.
Inquisitive cop finds sex offender
A policeman looking for the girl caught David Bernard Taylor pulling up his trousers.
Police officer assaulted and hospitalised in Napier
The officer responded to a public argument at 11pm yesterday. Four have been arrested.
The big one: Scientists reveal how lethal quake could hit NZ
Leading scientists explain their search for the secrets of the Hikurangi zone.
Student digging for info on future quakes
It is hoped the soil will tell researchers what future shaking will be like.
Taonga return to Central Hawke's Bay
Museum curator Jana Uhlirova says it is intense to have all the taonga in the building.
NZ v Aussies hockey U21s vow to light fire
Napier tees up Inaugural under-21 hockey test series between New Zealand and Australia.
Cats dying from suspected antifreeze poisoning
Cat owners have been put on alert after several suspected cases of antifreeze poisoning.
Re-enactment of women's historic vote dash
Next Wednesday is the 125th of women's first voting to choose New Zealand MPs.
All Black donates test jersey to help cancer patient
Julia McNicol who is battling a rare skin cancer will pay $83,000 for treatment.
Wine auction confirms record $265.5k raised
Record event notches more than quarter of a million dollars for Cranford Hospice.
Jury shown CCTV footage of Flaxmere man's last moments
CCTV footage shows High Court jury in Napier Kelly Donner's final moments.
Top Hilton hotel for Napier to open next year
The new hotel will be located at 36 Munroe St, formerly the PwC offices.
Paramedics worked on stabbed man for 20 minutes
14-year-old Haami Hanara has pleaded not guilty to murder and is standing trial.
Murder trial begins for Hastings 14-year-old
Haami Hanara was 14 years, two months and one week old when Kelly Donner died.
School driving scheme may teach parents too
At least half of parents of students at William Colenso College don't have licences.
'It was beautiful': Touching scenes as sick dad reunited with daughter
Critically ill Napier man Jarred Thompson has been reunited with his daughter in Auckland.
'Torture' as Napier father fights for his life in Fiji
A goal of $27k was needed and on Sunday evening, it was surpassed.
Revealed: Hawke's Bay school expulsion, suspension rates
Stand down, suspension, exclusion, expulsion? Full Hawke's Bay schools data is revealed.
Jellyfish swarm Westshore beach
A warning to Hawke's Bay beachgoers who want to touch these predators - don't.
'Predator' jailed for grooming 13-year-old
Napier man asked how old boy was and was told '14', then arranged to meet him.
'It's senseless': Napier petrol pump vandal blasted
Petrol pump consoles and keypads out of action after vandalism.
Jefferson Starship rocker still flying high at 80
David Freiberg relives his lengthy career aboard the Jefferson Airplane and Starship.
Cat's leg amputated after shooting
One Napier resident has a $1200 bill after his cat was shot through the leg.
'Absolute scorcher': 30C days here as Hawke's Bay's hot summer starts early
It's already drier than normal, and farmers are being urged to look out for each other.
Le Quesnoy: NZ soldier who became a hero in France
The small French town which honours New Zealand after WWI battle.
Football player had goals - now it's jail
Gambling addiction, bills and debts add-up for former football hope
Napier's street community mourns loss of friend
Napier's street-living community mourns death of a friend.