
The Hawke's Bay Trade Me listings that caught our eyes in 2020
A shopping trolley-turned-armchair, a 1942 Mack truck, and a sleepout for removal.
A shopping trolley-turned-armchair, a 1942 Mack truck, and a sleepout for removal.
Dogs and humans both should keep away from Napier's urban waterways until further notice.
More police to patrol Hawke's Bay after last year's disturbance at Waimarama.
"We're closing because the industry is in lockdown. We can't get any new releases."
Willow Noome won a chance to spend time picking the brains of some of NZ's top minds.
Housing register numbers have rocketed across Hawke's Bay in the past five years.
The Bay of Plenty is the area at greatest risk of hail storms this afternoon.
If you took a new-model car out at the height of flood, it could be a ticking time bomb.
Port and three national agencies involved in fire investigations
"The amount of bangs going on was unreal."
The chief executive's salary has increased up to 16% on the previous year.
"As we threw a life buoy to the exhausted teen ... a cheer went up from the beach."
One report had noted that Robert Brown has a "psychopathic" trait.
"If we expect people to have respect for who we are, we need to respect other cultures."
Police have described the death as a "drowning incident".
Burmese puss Mya likely jumped off the top of the ute while it was travelling at 100km/h.
A Meeanee family's cat has gone missing after hitching a ride on top of a ute.
Peter Beckett has been through two murder trials and now faces further legal battles.
Sumner is one of New Zealand's most successful fashion models.
The owners of a stone used as a cutting tool and another, likely a grindstone, are sought.
Sam Nock is a notable omission in a largely predictable Northland team.
Ex-Australian TV presenter Simone Wright sentenced over 'dying child' Trade Me frauds.
State of emergency was in place, and "traumatised families" needed housing, says council.
Hawke's Bay chef wins prestigious competition.
Thunderstorm rattles nervous Napier, and Hastings.
Napier flood and landslide costs could be in the tens of millions of dollars.
The nor'wester is doing its thing in eastern parts of the South Island today.
Hundreds of flood-affected families are receiving food parcels from local iwi.
661 people are in emergency housing. Finding long-term accommodation is the challenge.
There was 30cm of rain in three days - bring on the sunshine.