Floating 'apartment building' of millionaires to visit Napier
Yacht, launch, floating apartment building? This year it'll be in port for two nights.
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Hawke’s Bay news in brief: $200,000 Lotto prize won in Napier
There was still Lotto joy in Hawke’s Bay, despite missing out on the big one.
School staff member arrested and charged with indecent assault on boy
The charges follow a police investigation into inappropriate behaviour.
Dish of the Bay judges in for tasty treats
Taste your way around the Bay, trying as many entries as you like, and then vote.
Two gang tangi processions in Hawke's Bay: Public urged to report illegal behaviour
Police urge the public to report any illegal or anti-social behaviour seen on the streets.
Top Bay brews impress judges in awards
Hawke's Bay businesses make top 30 in New World Berr and Cider Awards.
'I’m that stressed out': Cyclone Gabrielle victims facing a second homeless winter
Finding even a one-bedroom place for the long term would change Steven Galyer's life.
Budget 2024: A foundation for change - Nick Stewart
Time will tell how impactful any changes are.
Wooden shamrock survives church fire - Gail Pope
The day St Patrick’s Catholic Church was destroyed
Hawke's Bay Farmers Market thrilled to be named the best
'This award serves as a testament to the resilience and dedication of our stallholders.'
Kem Ormond: Chelsea Flower Show a wealth of floral wonder
OPINION: I was drawn into the Great Pavilion with its dazzling displays.
Carving of Māhia ancestor Rongomaiwahine unveiled at beach playground
New Rongomaiwahine carving at Māhia by Gisborne master carver Boydie Te Nahu.
NZ Post apologises after dog eats man's incorrectly-delivered passport and visa
'I saw the (courier) package opened, looked at it and my passport was in the dog’s mouth.'
What would a Māori Parliament look like? 2000 strong crowd hear proposed models
The Kotahitanga Movement began in 1892, but this was not history repeating.
'The race that made me dream': Leclerc's emotional win in hometown Grand Prix
Don Kennedy's analysis of Monaco-born Charles Leclerc's Formula One win.
Young piper hears the call from Canada
Teen bagpiper needs help to raise funds for once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
The Big Sing - echoing through the aisles of Toitoi
The Big Sing is New Zealand’s largest annual choral event.
Police set up reporting portal, additional resources for gang tangi
The call follows the recent death of CHB Mongrel Mob member Sonny Smith.
Hastings Art Gallery takes readers behind the scenes
OPINION: Much back and forth until the artist’s vision is accurately reflected.
First Gear’s Hawke’s Bay connections turn down lucrative offer
A round-up of the week's racing.
Silent hidden damage: Electric motorbike riders tear up BMX track
Stuck in a rut: 'If the front wheel goes in there, it’s all over at 50km/h.'
Terrorised, battered woman was tied up and left on a bed - then she smelled smoke
Recidivist offender's chilling words: 'I can't let you go because you'll nark.'
Hawke's Bay's Budget 2024 winners and losers
'We now need to work through the detail around how much [money] is coming to Hawke’s Bay.'
Budget: $14 billion revealed in tax cuts worth $4-$40 a fortnight
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The American yogi who is bring more than downward-dog to Hawke's Bay
American yoga teacher left her fast-paced life in LA to settle in Havelock North.
Use our tax calculator to see what’s in the Budget for you
What today's Budget means for your back pocket.
Stuck in the mud: Tough kids take on muddy Clifton course
School kids across Hawke's Bay dip, dive and weave through challenging course.
Thousands join protest at Parliament as Govt unveils Budget
The nationwide protests come ahead of the coalition Government's first Budget at 2pm.
Findex: It's time to consider your provisional tax requirement
There are four ways in which provisional tax can be calculated.
Budget 2024: The 10 key points
Bamboozled by the Budget? Here's all the main highlights explained.
Audrey Young: Buckle in – money is tight, you’d better believe it
OPINION: Cuts to Government agencies will become business as usual.
Polish children anniversary plans well under way
It's 80 years since children and their caregivers came from Poland to live in Pahīatua.
CHB crash turns into hit and run
Two patients were taken to Hawke’s Bay Hospital via ambulance.