
Blood moon to grace Hawke’s Bay skies during Friday’s lunar eclipse
The total eclipse will happen between 8pm and 8.30pm, ending at 11pm.
The total eclipse will happen between 8pm and 8.30pm, ending at 11pm.
'Any live eels that have hitchhiked to BioRich are collected and returned to the stream.'
Jackson Ball turned 17 this week.
The competition challenges operators with precision tasks, such as painting, pouring water into a glass, opening a beer bottle and picking up an egg.
Police were called to an address and found a man critically injured.
The fleet of trucks and a crane stopped everyone in the community in their tracks.
A Bay woman has helped her friend become the first female amputee to complete IronmanNZ.
A conservation project the size of 88 rugby fields will surround it.
Artists receive professional audio and video for their own platforms and promotion.
"Māori-owned businesses often prioritise kaitiakitanga."
'Everyone agrees it’s very important, so we’ll work through it all and see where we get.'
Thompson Hokianga has signalled his intention to run for the top spot on the board.
'My brothers used to tell me I was going to be a White Fern, but I used to get annoyed.'
Growers report good fruit size, but heavy crops have struggled due to wet conditions.
A firefighter's sacrifice, and a Navy man's bravery - the back stories behind the medals.
OPINION: Impress your friends - instead of an umbrella, call it a bumbershoot.
David Colville says the ambitious plan is needed. An opponent says it is 'preposterous'.
The pole has been removed and will be reinstated at an NZTA contractor's cost.
The Takapau rugby club has a history of 140 years, but was on the verge of folding.
The depth of Hawke's Bay sprinting talent was on show at the national championships.
Fire crews from Napier and Hastings responded to the scene.
Friend feared next time she would see kidnapped woman was 'at her funeral'.
A breed of Huntsman spider appears to be establishing itself in Napier.
A classic film, now told in te reo Māori. Shrek returns to the big screen, with a Hawke's Bay voice bringing Lord Farquaad to life. Video / Rafaella Melo - Hawke's Bay Today
'Doing it through Māori words, Māori flow and language, it's a totally different story.'
Scores of passengers off the three ships thronged into the Emerson St shopping precinct.
Charlotte Penny hopes to be a future world champion and to make Olympic teams.
'He will still be in our community and we are looking forward to working with him.'
It is also a good time to check the new single blue tsunami zone in Hawke's Bay.
Emergency services found him unresponsive on March 5 in Wairoa.