
Napier City Rovers' moving gesture to Cyclone Gabrielle victims
The football team honoured victims with black armbands and on-field showings.
The football team honoured victims with black armbands and on-field showings.
Community excited for Cornwall Park aviary's colourful upgrades, which are well under way.
Region facing cold snaps this week.
Kāinga Ora is hosting three information sessions on the projects.
Over four days, a group of artists raised more than thirteen thousand dollars for Wairoa.
Karamu High students run their own Relay for Life after the annual event was cancelled.
Two are in critical condition after separate crashes near Hastings on Friday and Saturday.
Artists at Ākina Gallery donating 100 per cent of art proceeds to Wairoa cyclone relief.
Iconic football club out to start 50th anniversary season in strong form.
Hamish Gilbert wants prospective employers to see the value he can bring to a workplace.
The BMX club is proud of all 16 of their riders who gave their all at the national champs.
Nearly half those living in emergency housing in Hawke's Bay are children.
Nash appears to be looking on the bright side after being told off by the PM.
Hastings has moved out of a state of emergency and into a state of recovery.
Former stars still serve Napier football club long after hanging up their boots.
Two tenants lived in discomfort for years in a converted implement shed on an orchard.
Customer support teams have been out and about connecting with locals.
“We want to make sure everyone knows we are a place they can come for info and advice."
Napier MP Stuart Nash will no longer act as Police Minister.
Daily life has taken on a new look after Cyclone Gabrielle in the cut-off community.
“While it is a huge tragedy, it is a miracle the loss wasn’t much greater."
About 30 trucks and trailers lined up on the Rangitāiki Plains for the 7am start.
For the sake of residents who've lost everything, authorities need to show what happened.
Cleared silt on residential properties in Hastings will be collected and disposed of.
Small local clothing brand a sell-out hit with special cyclone relief fundraiser T-shirts.
Crews are collecting and dumping flood-damaged household items after Cyclone Gabrielle.
600-strong crowd sees an act of cyclone-fuelled history as Māhia score last-minute try.
Reality is sinking in for the thousands who lost homes and businesses in the disaster.
Paul Makoare was just 18 years old and a remand prisoner when he took part in the riot.
Hipkins disputing the claim added to feelings the Government isn't taking crime seriously.