Family business Denton Wyatt Books finally closes its doors
A family business which has been in Hastings for 86 years will be closing its doors
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Humble heroes celebrated in Flaxmere
U-Turn Trust recognises 15 Flaxmere locals for its 2018 Heroes' Calendar.
Post-quake bank up for sale
The two-storey premises was once home to the town's Bank of New South Wales.
Historical Hastings flooding issue to be fixed
Once-in-a-generation project to address flooding issues in Hastings.
New MP Yule makes his maiden speech
Former Hastings mayor Lawrence Yule makes his maiden speech as Tukituki MP.
Local Focus: Our changing CBDs
CBDs are coping with retail challenges. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Our changing central business districts
CBDs are coping with retail challenges. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Church leader forced 'youth pastor' to work in orchard
The father of five arrived with his family to find the church barely existed.
More people buying first home, but market still tough
Growth in first-home buyers looking for property in the Bay, but high prices are daunting.
Former MKR contestants cook up a storm at Flaxmere college
Former MKR cook up a storm at Flaxmere college
Rook reprieve as daughter mourns
Regional council allows rooks to stay on Olrig Station. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Revamp for Sports Park athletics venue
Athletics track and field in Hastings is ready for busy summer season.
Water curbs could spell 'real tragedy'
Community fails in bid to gain more time to adapt to new water limits.
Local Focus: Denis Hancock is a Hawke's Bay legend
For over 30 years Denis has made a difference. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Denis Hancock is a Hawke's Bay legend
For over 30 years Denis has made a difference. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Editorial: Time to hear from candidates
Hawke's Bay Today will be hosting council candidate debates today and tomorrow.
Win caps huge week for Hastings trainers
Stellar week for Hastings stables with six winners.
Candidate wants to listen and advocate
Rizwaana Latiff says health and well-being need to be considered in all council decisions.
Candidate keen to bring business skills
Schollum is keen to enhance Hastings as a great place to live and work.
Local leaders react to coalition policies
HB mayors and leaders await more details on Govt's regional development aims.
Hazlehurst: What I will do for Hastings
Such visionary plans will bring about a re-invigorated and fresh future for Hastings.
Bounce helps young people find work
A first-of-its-kind programme to help people into employment has bounced into Hawke's Bay
Local Focus: Our Royal Camilla
A Supreme Pig with a royal connection. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Retail spending remains on a high in Hastings
Visitors' dollars help push spend up nearly 9 per cent on same period last year.
Extras added for Mega Walk
Hundreds are expected to take part in the 10th annual Mega Walk for Canteen on November 5.
Weather gods smile on holiday weekend
A sunny long weekend is in store with temperature into the 20s
A&P Show dog trials off to a good start
More than 160 dogs from all over North Island competing over three days.
HGHS shoot well in atrocious conditions
Kate Rowland scores three individual podium finishes at clay target champs.
Trial over attack on elderly man continues
Trial of woman accused of violent attack on elderly Hastings man continues.
Awards: New scholarship up for grabs
Eight finalists contenders for supreme award and a $2500 scholarship.
Learning by cooking wins school award
Children at Haumoana School are learning reading, writing and maths by cooking.
Sustainability at childcare centre's heart
Meet the Flaxmere preschoolers teaching their community about sustainability.
Meth accused appear via video link
Seven people, some of them Mongrel Mob, accused in Hawke's Bay's largest P bust.
Bay bodybuilder wins Aussie novice crown
Queensland state title followed by Australian national title for Hicks.