Snow warning for SH5 Napier-Taupō Rd; rain on way for Hawke’s Bay
A snow road warning has been issued for the highway.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Hawke's Bay Today
'Blown away': Man buys wine bottles for $18,000 at auction, immediately gives them back
In a room of more than 300 wine enthusiasts, one man's act stood out on the night.
Health risks of eel toxins studied
Wairoa invited to take part in eel consumption survey to understand food safety risks.
New twist on old game for Woburn Aged Care residents
Teresa said she’s never seen Twister before 'but it’s lovely - such good fun.'
Cyclone-stricken pub named people's choice of best Hawke's Bay hospitality
A familiar name then claimed the supreme award in what is possibly its last year.
Eketāhuna stormwater project a pilot for district
Flow monitors are planned for the network to record data.
Make EIT standalone again: Hawke’s Bay mayors want region's polytech back in local hands for 2025
A workforce skilled by a well-run local polytechnic is needed more than ever, mayors say.
CHB Sport results
To have your sports results published, email them to editorial@chbmail.co.nz
'Honoured': Megan's 'small role' in book on Angus cattle
Megan Friel has been breeding Angus cattle for nearly 30 years.
Service veterans receive medals
It's felt that we often play down the role service members play.
Celebrating 30 years of helping rangatahi in district
The service grew out of a need to do something about teens' antisocial behaviour.
Sport Tararua rural travel fund applications double in financial year
Applications total about $60,000, but there's only $12,665 in the kitty.
Connect Tararua continues the battle for connectivity
Everyone agrees something needs to be done. The argument is who pays?
Woodville's Janelle finds rewards in fostering dogs
Giving up a foster might be hard, but there are rewards too.
Woodville race day has chills and spills
It was members' day at Woodville-Pahiatua racing club.
Old photos and videos help convict 'sick and twisted' child rapist
Woman abused as little girl confronts abuser in court.
Dannevirke Regent goes back to the 50s with Grease
The systematic, hydromatic film about coming of age in the 50s returns to the big screen.
'We are bereft': Political media expert, National MP's father, dies
The father of National MP Chris Bishop passed on Friday after a brain aneurysm.
'I swung': The spider crawling down her windscreen that she couldn't catch
Ailsa Slui, 80, says she would be blind by now if she hadn't sought medical help.
Dannevirke’s new crime-fighting bodybuilding police officer
David Marshall is only in the role for two months but he plans to boost police presence.
Air pollution ‘underestimated’ in Hawke’s Bay, new tech finds
A study reveals discrepancies between new and old monitors at sites across the region.
Junior speechmakers do themselves proud in competition
The young speechmakers talked about topics such as bees and AI.
Opinion: Moifaa – the Hawke’s Bay horse that swam to a Grand National victory
Moifaa is one of the best remembered Grand National winners.
$100,000 cancer fight: 'My 21yo was trying to get loans to keep his dad alive’
Givealittle set up to help fund terminally ill Jason Hooker's cancer treatment.
Opinion: Navigating latest insights of investor behaviour
Opinion: Emotional decision-making can lead to detrimental outcomes.
Wyn Drabble: Probing the age of mounting medical procedures
OPINION: Age brings with it a medical schedule and many probing penetrations.
Schoolkid fight: Parent frustrated over lack of reassurance from school
There's been no reassurance from school that incident has been dealt with, parent says.
Ricochet Trampoline team-mates in Hawke's Bay Poverty Bay rep team
The team members are eager to demonstrate their talents on the national stage.
Puketapu School children quiz contractors about new bridge
Kids quiz contractors about the new bridge, eager to learn more.
Iwi leader: The PM has thrown Māori health outcomes back onto ‘the floor’
OPINION: In the present setting, the Government's move is an outrage and overreach.
Ultimate underdogs: Small Hawke's Bay school leaves Aims Games unbeaten
'Our goal was to give our kids an experience, and to not lose too many games.'
New initiative celebrates fa’afafine culture and empowers Samoan youth
Initiative designed to create awareness about challenges faced by fa’afafine.