The queue at NZ's luckiest Lotto store: Family of $11m Hawke's Bay winner try for a double dip
Throngs of punters descend on Hastings store on Wednesday in a bid to win $28m.
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Letters: Candidates fire off views ahead of election day
Water and activists dominate councillors' opinions
Rugby: Favourites Hastings East issue early warning at Wakely Shield
Hastings East coach Sam Giddens reckons it was a patchy display.
Local Focus: Do the right e-thing
Old and new televisions are now recyclable. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hapi as! Girl makes history by being picked for Ross Shield team
Hapi has yet to decide which secondary school she will attend next year.
Rugby: Fans will have to wait for Briar, Lucy show
Youngsters have rugby careers well sorted
Time for Dannevirke to sign up to the Big ShakeOut
Communities prepare for earthquakes on ShakeOut Day.
Learning to be a dad in prison
Te Kōtuku bilingual risk reduction programme aids inmate fathers at Hawke's Bay prison.
Seismic shift: Hastings property prices overtake Napier
The balance of power in the Hawke's Bay property market has officially shifted.
Health board chairman says 'serious concerns' raised about Lowe's Pit
Health Board chairman shocked at 'lack of concern' from region's officials.
Rugby: Central are one win from Ross Shield
Hastings West remain unbeaten and win "Battle of Hastings"
Let's hear more on the water projects and less on the leak
Water of big interest in the region
Local Focus: Crowded field for HBDHB election
The Hawke's Bay District Health Board election has a record field. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Rugby: Multi-talented Makea eyes Ross Shield glory with Hastings West
Club coach labels fullback "hot favourite" for player-of-the-tournament
Things to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend
Try your hand at golf croquet, soap-making, or Lego sessions for the whole family.
Hastings Mayor hunts for source of water museum leak
Sandra Hazlehurst is questioning councillors over the information leak to media.
'I want to read again': Generosity gets woman with MS to Mexico for treatment
"It's an illness you can't get rid off, but I have to try."
Out of the fire, into the oven: Century Bakery Hastings to reopen
Popular bakery re-opens its doors after Christmas eve fire destroyed its premises.
Rugby: Loosie hopes switch will bring national selection
Brown will start at No 8 for first time this season
Too close a shave for relieved barber Kerry Rayner
It's a solid tick for the Hawke's Bay Elite Basketball League after the finals are dusted.
Hawke's Bay man in phone scam arrests
Police say Kiwis have lost over $2.5m in sophisticated crime.
'Words cannot describe the pain': Bride-to-be's sudden death from epileptic seizure
Fiance struggles after the love of his life dies.
First time on a farm: Flaxmere school kids launch into heartwarming alpaca hugs on school trip
Kassius-Kage Petuha had never been to a farm. His reaction was priceless.
Informal poll shows clear front runner in Napier mayoral race
The results from a "straw poll" at a Napier mayoral meeting are in.
Hawke's Bay District Health Board member calls for Minister to remove board members
Jacoby Poulain has hit out at her organisation.
Former Girls' High principal, Geraldine Travers to re-stand for council
First-term councillor says she has "unfinished business".
Watch: Mob's funeral home haka for murdered member
Mongrel Mob members have paid tribute to fallen mate Koke Dogg while collecting his body.
Taylor-Jade Hira murder-accused named
Man accused of killing Taylor-Jade Hira appears in Napier High Court.
'RIP Koke Dogg': Two in court, one on murder charge, after gang death
Ngaoa Kokaua was allegedly stabbed to death at a Christchurch house on Saturday night.
Things to do this weekend in Hawke's Bay
Blossom Parade, a John Deere drive and a rocky shore adventure.
Shop4Good makes every dollar count for Cranford Hospice
A group of business owners will take over the Cranford Hospice Shop for a day.
Buses in Hawke's Bay to permanently display routes in te reo
The idea that began for Māori Language Week, will be made permanent.
Housing shortage shock: 3000 households living in motels
Frustrated by how many people are being housed in motels, one council has taken action.