
$250k revamp plan at Hastings holiday park
New owners' holiday park revamp looking to boost visitors to Hawke's Bay.
New owners' holiday park revamp looking to boost visitors to Hawke's Bay.
Clive force their way into the top four with a 24-11 victory over Havelock North..
Tragic accidents a devastating reminder for road safety.
Workers plan to picket outside Pak'nSave Hastings every weekend until they get a pay rise.
Horror weekend with two serious crashes and at least seven other accidents in Bay.
Television cameras ideal motivational tool for HBHS with 25-15 win over Rotorua BHS.
A warm start to the week for Hawke's Bay will cool again as month settles in.
Scheme's 11th birthday is cause for celebration and chance to reflect
Two fires, quake and possible axe, but trees stood tall through it all
A fleeing driver came to an abrupt stop after he crashed into a police car.
Pros and cons of Havelock North sites for water booster pump station will inform decision.
Envy shoe shops will offer half-price deals to clear stock before they close down.
Calm weather and clear skies will be a relief, but bring icy temperatures with them.
Hastings District Council has been recognised for assisting with school travel plans.
KiwiBank "upbeat" about prospects for the economy of the Hawke's Bay region.
New shopping centre proposed for 1.28ha site near Napier's central business district.
Region's apple-growing industry innovating with varieties and growing methods.
Slip work and maintenance will mean some delays across Hawke's Bay highways.
Selfless volunteers enrich the hospital environment in Hawke's Bay.
Funding will give extra support to get young people working.
Hastings Central School students welcomed the first baby with handmade cards.
Hastings council chief Ross McLeod officiates at citizenship ceremony as final formal duty
A significant gesture of community spirit has made its way to Tonga.
Beautiful, innovative and authentic, judges 'blown away' by Edible Fashion Awards 2018.
A Hastings man is lucky to be alive after he was slashed with an axe last week.
Flaxmere College students cook up a storm with TV chefs Monique and Henry Heke.
Damage from burnouts puts field out of action for the rest of the season.
The event was created by Lindisfarne College a decade ago and provides benefits all round.
Students overcome personal barriers of fear and understanding to engage in project.
Campaign encourages visitors to take a little more time to savour a range of experiences.