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No, it's not an outbreak of Manawatū Turbos support in enemy territory.
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100km walk for Havelock North 99 year old
Inspired by “Captain Tom” Hamilton Logan a Hawke's Bay farming identity is walking in total 100km in his 100th year to help give those who need it a second chance at life.
Napier could get its first community board as part of council’s local elections shake up
Five options, all with Māori ward councillors, are also up for debate.
Havelock North identity Dot Dyson was a mystery to many
"A diminutive, bespectacled, elderly lady dressed in jodhpurs, felt hat and a long coat."
Night chills beginning to be felt after record-breaking April
The winter chill is in the air overnight, but the settled days will continue.
MP introducing clinics to hear local issues
Mike Butterick feels it's important to be accessible to the community.
Havelock North book launch raises $1300 for cyclone relief
Two books by local authors were launched at St Columba's Church.
Fascinating trip for Cancer Women’s Support Group
Jinny Kean writes about an enjoyable trip for the local cancer support group.
Be a Passenger this NZ Music Month
There are free gigs featuring homegrown talent scattered around the CBD until May 31.
St John's shuttle gift helps whole community
The shuttle had originally been donated by Gwen Fairbrother.
'Very difficult decision': Wairoa Star to close after more than 100 years
The northern Hawke's Bay newspaper has been printed for more than 100 years.
'Particularly urgent': Flaxmere food co-op launches from ashes of closed supermarket
The aim is for the community to not 'rely exclusively on the supermarket duopoly'.
Dozens of two-storey homes ‘not in keeping with design of neighbouring streets’
Havelock North development hits a snag as 36 submitters voice concerns.
Shots fired: Goal-scoring machine says he can get only better
Shots fired: Napier City Rovers goal-scoring machine says he can get only better
Chris Pollock helps combat Hawke's Bay refs shortage
The high-performance referee manager gets in a club footy game.
Man fights cancellation of 24-hour gym membership after staying the night
'I was trying to maximise my short one-month period to beef up and get fit.'
Body in burnt-out car: Name suppression lapses for murder accused
Police seek information on vehicle of interest in homicide case.
Who's your choice for the title of Napier's Top Dog?
Will it be the dashing dalmatian or the gorgeous griffon?
Endurance event challenges riders
Riders had to manage their horses through challenging terrain.
Literary whirlwind at CHB's Between the Lines readers and writers festival
Attendees revelled in the opportunity to engage with esteemed authors and thinkers.
Cyber-attack risks are real, no matter what business you’re in
Paul Walker, Findex associate partner, external auditor, discusses cyber safety.
Four-lane Hawke’s Bay Expressway to lose funding if Government axes $6b infrastructure plan
Three major roading projects were set to be funded by the $6b National Resilience Plan.
Swan Lake to sweep onto Napier stage
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's exquisite ballet has captivated audiences across generations.
Bridging the Bays: Napier to Tauranga route unveiled
New destination for one of two airlines that offer regular flights in and out of Napier.
Havelock North's own 'Captain Tom' takes first steps for charity
Hammie calls for walkers to join his 100km of walks before his 100th birthday.
Helping rangatahi discover their voice
Auditions open for Project Prima Volta singing groups 2024-25.
Truck blocking Napier-Taupō highway lane after crash, delays expected
The crash was reported just before 9am near Eskdale.
'Soak up all the positives': One widow's push to give back
Abby Hopkirk's running a half marathon in memory of her husband who died of a tumour.
Genetic engineering (Ge) – not the glow in the dark stuff…
Federated Farmers want to start conversations about genetic engineering.
Hawke’s Bay Expressway reopened after serious crash injures four
The Expressway has reopened more than five hours after the major crash.
Much-loved pāpā and koro died after botched ED intubation procedure
The man was starved of oxygen, causing a fatal brain injury.
One person dead after workplace incident in Hawke's Bay
Police have notified WorkSafe after one person was found dead on private property.
Hinewai Ormsby: Tough decisions are inevitable, the only question is which ones to make
OPINION: Taxes go up, and rates have remained stable. That's how it's been for 100 years.
Aroha ki te tangata / For the love of the people - Charlie Timu reflects on time as Māori Warden
Being a Maori warden is not for the faint-hearted.