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Sandra Hazlehurst: On Hastings' Long-Term Plan
Hastings Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst wants your input regarding the district's Long-Term Plan.
'Pretty emotional': Bay-born sparkie and teacher team up for kids' book
What started as a drive to learn te reo Māori has led to a bilingual journal for kids.
Rāngitāne housing development could bring 90 new homes
The ex-education sites have been identified as ideal for housing development.
Cyclone survivor, mayor call for Napier-Taihape Rd to be made state highway
'It’s confusing for people having the road under the jurisdiction of two councils.'
Ambassador's 'unforgettable' day in Pahiatua to mark Poland's national flag day
Poland's ambassador to New Zealand is coming to the end of his tenure.
'It had to be done': Why a section of Napier-Gisborne railway line is being taken away
A railway line in northern Hawke's Bay is being removed to move the eroding road over.
Young boxers from Samoa and across North Island showcase talent in Hastings
The amateur boxing event featured well-known locals and Samoans near Olympic level.
Hawke's Bay premier rugby clubs look forward to Maddison Cup rounds
Games between CHB, Pirates, Havelock and MAC were all close.
There was just centimetres in it in women's marathon
Close results marked the podiums for several of the events.
Heavy rain approaches Hawke's Bay as temperatures normalise
The MetService has issued a heavy rain watch, but there is still uncertainty.
Rock barrier outside Cape Coast Four Square to deter ram raids
Cape Coast's second rock barrier stops cars, not waves.
Six injured in second serious Norsewood highway crash in four days
The crash on State Highway 2 was near another serious crash days earlier.
Two more jail terms after seven-on-one gang-related prison assault
The attack was captured on the prison’s CCTV.
'Seemed like a good idea': Kiwi builds a solar e-bike to ride to the UK
Shaun Gilbert's No 8 wire ingenuity is about to be tested across continents.
86 year old Hastings gym enthusiast
86 yr old Hastings gym enthusiast Patrick O'Neil loves exercise. He says it's good for the body and good for the mind. Video / Warren Buckland
Canny View: When it comes to finance avoid pattern at all costs
Investment portfolios should be broadly and globally diversified.
Inside bare-knuckle fights: Amid a police crackdown, hopes of fame and fortune remain
What's the first rule of fight club? These guys are breaking it, to plead their case.
'Full-circle moment': World-renowned mime returns to stage he performed on as a kid
He's travelled the world with his craft; now he's coming back to where it started.
Hawke's Bay's bareknuckle boxer
Cannon Williams chats to Hawke's Bay Today reporter James Pocock on his hopes to become a bare knuckle boxing champion. Video Paul Taylor
Taking the plunge: Opening a cafe during 'the worst economy we have seen for years'
'Running a business is not all about money. It’s about adding value to the community.'
Marathon efforts: Octa and nonagenarians on why you're 'never too old' to start exercising
At 93, Victor Smith will be the oldest to lace up his shoes as part of the HB Marathon.
Man fined $600 after decapitating a great white shark and keeping the head
Graphic warning: The man claimed he did not know it was a great white shark.
'We are devastated': Men killed in non-suspicious house fire worked at top Auckland restaurant
The pair were beloved workers at Cafe Hanoi, blaze not suspicious
From the MTG: Celebrating the importance of our museums
Those who represent the public face of museums, at times have to justify their value.
New Ranfurly Shield makes surprise public appearance in Hawke’s Bay
The new version is made of English oak, which New Zealand Rugby says is even stronger.
Tania Wright: Japanese art and culture set to take CAN over in June
OPINION: Creative Arts Napier brings Japan to Napier through three art exhibitions.
Gracehopper follows Grace as she navigates her trauma and death of loved ones
Grace has often had to be the adult in this dysfunctional relationship with her mum.
Three crashes on Hawke’s Bay Expressway in just over 12 hours, one injured
Most escaped the crashes without injury.
The local companies expanding in this economy, and their secrets to success
'I would never have in a million years thought ... we'd be harvesting our biggest crop.'
Bush briefs: Crash closes road, water quality work under way, armed police carry out raids
If you know of a crime in progress please contact police on 111.
Nine-try romp gives Aotea Seniors first win of season
Premier Hawke’s Bay Rugby clash delivers exhibition of attacking rugby.
Dannevirke hockey becoming a big hit with kids
More than 175 junior hockey players turn out on Fridays in Dannevirke.