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Vaughn Davis: ‘Doing something’ a big step on the road to recovery

OPINION: Business resilience? Napier invented it.

Council anger after repaired stopbank damaged by 4WDs

'We have spent millions of dollars to reinstate them after Cyclone Gabrielle.'

Livestock firms are starting their feeder calf sales

Early start to feeder calf season in difficult conditions

Council email mistake shifts 10 landowners into cyclone red zone

Hastings council told Pākōwhai residents their land category had changed. It had not.

Napier War Memorial site nears completion after extensive renovations

After extensive renovations and plans, Napier will finally have an updated War Memorial.

New milk bottle concerns Napier resident

June Clark explains to Hawke's Bay Today reporter Mitchell Hageman why the new plastic one litre milk bottle is causing her grief. Video / Warren Buckland

'Down but not out': ACW offers prospects for hope after Elske

The Elske Centre has closed but more programmes are promised.

'Tricky’ clean-up continues for some Hawke’s Bay vineyards

Ongoing heavy rain sees vineyards still under soggy silt, five months after Gabrielle.

Magpies' Battle of the Bays poised for major cyclone fundraiser

A sponsor has been lined up for the fundraising derby.

Tea towels spontaneously combust, gutting popular restaurant

Tea towels spontaneously ignited after going through a clothes dryer, investigator says.

Hospital loses accreditation for its radiology department

Staff shortages and ageing equipment sees radiation department stripped of accreditation.

Capital punishment: Napier City Rovers take aim at Wellington rivals ahead of crucial road trips

Winning on the road against Wellington teams key for Napier City Rovers in league quest.

Hunt is on for nation's top office pooch

Work like a dog: Entries open for the 2023 NZ Top Office Dog competition.

Wyn Drabble: 'Please press 5 if you would like to know whether you are important to us'

OPINION: Choose from the following options to receive my first sentence of advice.

Eskdale School’s been a ‘beacon of hope’ for a cyclone-hit community - then the ministry revealed changes

School leaders say MoE has targeted it for budget cuts for no reason.

St Josephs 125th anniversary quiz thoroughly enjoyed

Participants came dressed in different themes for the St Joseph's quiz.