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Why 'reverse sensitivity' could put a golf club housing proposal into the rough

40,000 aircraft movements a year are at risk if people in the homes complain – report.

Hawke's Bay architecture shines at Te Kāhui Whaihanga awards

Sustainability and resilience were key themes in this year's architectural awards.

Nick Stewart: Diversification fortifies port in a storm

OPINION: Diversification is often called the only ‘free lunch’ you get with investment.

A leaking 'taonga': $15k grant to help save school pool

Children have been learning to swim in the Clive School pool for more than 76 years.

Nick Putt reclaims Hawke's Bay Young Viticulturist title

"I’m determined to do Hawke’s Bay proud in the nationals,” Putt said.

Broken water main prompts water conservation in Waipukurau

The main broke near Coughlan Rd, affecting an unknown number of households.

'In disbelief': Latest Lotto millionaire bought his ticket minutes before the draw

If he hadn’t seen the Lotto sign advertising the jackpot, he would have forgotten.

Mayor unapologetic in face of backlash at council's Māori ward videos

'It’s no different to having rural wards,' the deputy mayor says to the camera.

Hastings District Council's Māori ward social media videos

Hastings Deputy Mayor Tania Kerr and Takitimu Māori ward councilor Ana Apatu talking about Māori wards. Video / Hastings District Council

'It’s all there to score big': Kiwi chasing heptathlon goals in Europe

Briana Stephenson is after 6000 points in a bid to compete in the world championships.

Hundreds without power across North Island, road snowfall warnings in South Island

Meanwhile, Fire and Emergency were called to 60 incidents in the upper north.

$1m winner as First Division struck for second time in a week in Hawke's Bay

Players in both Napier and Hastings have won Lotto First Division over the past week.

Councillor: If your name’s on illegally dumped rubbish, a fine could be coming your way

'This is exactly the kind of smart, enforceable change our communities need.'

On The Up: Inside the provincial football team beating big city clubs

Football success has come without dollars and big egos at Napier City Rovers.

'Unacceptable': Iwi protests sale of ancestral Kahurānaki Station

The iwi's bid to buy the 1156ha farm was unsuccessful last month.

One of Napier’s most prominent art deco buildings gets facelift

The Art Deco Trust says the fresh paint job and restoration work looks "amazing".

From Maraenui to Te Papa – the community banners that caught the national museum's eye

Banners made in Napier and spotted on the streets of Wellington are now off to Te Papa.

'Really cold temperatures': Wet, windy start to winter for Hawke’s Bay

'Break out the gloves and beanies:' Weekend set to chill the Bay.