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Three Waters recommendations underwhelm mayors.
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Dire predicted heartland town death toll: Fears of tangi cluster
Wairoa Hospital has no intensive care capacity or ventilators for severe Covid-19 cases.
Police investigating man's unexplained death in Havelock North
Police have requested a post mortem after an unexplained death
Get that sand back to where it belongs
NCC should insist the HBRC urgently repairs avoidable damage at Westshore Beach.
'Peace and no war': Ukrainian community to host Napier event in solidarity
When Tanya Skyrme called her family in Ukraine they were hiding in the basement.
Hawke's Bay has 315 new cases of Covid, surpassing 1000 active Covid cases
Active Covid case tally in Hawke's Bay surpasses 1000.
Matariki public holiday: Fireworks show, lantern parade planned
Hawke's Bay has big plans for the first Matariki public holiday in late June.
Shot-put battle top billing in Hastings
Four big days of national championships athletics in Hastings.
Living with Covid - be positive and be prepared
Initially, I felt a little anxious, overwhelmed and then confused.
Hastings District Council to rethink big rates increase
Rates rises proved a hot topic during the latest Hastings District Council meeting.
Griffiths Footwear set to close with no-one stepping forward to take on the 108-year-old store
Griffiths Footwear's piano man and his wife say it's time for something new.
Damp end to a wet Hawke's Bay month - maybe
A wintery end to summer - showers forecast, but not a lot of rain.
'Quietest in 20 years': Low foot traffic hurting business in Napier, Hastings CBDs
Businesses are being hit hard by a big drop in foot traffic
Rain creates growth phase for lawnmowing industry
He does 10 lawns a day, five days a week.
'I could have bled out and died': Man's horrific accident on street
A trip for takeaways in Havelock North becomes a near-death experience.
Parents urged to plan ahead, as temporary ECE closures likely
Ministry of Education warns rising Covid cases will impact ECE centres.
Hawke's Bay DHB says hospital bed demand 'eased' despite of more than 90% occupancy
Hawke's Bay DHB's plan of attack for inpatient bed capacity and Covid
Sex abuser gets lengthy sentence for creating 'living hell'
Victims tell court about the impact of years of sexual abuse.
Covid 19 Omicron outbreak: 18 new cases in Hawke's Bay on Wednesday
Wednesday 1pm Covid update from the Ministry of Health.
'Gives some hope': Businesses report boost from Art Deco Festival
Art Deco Festival has seen a welcome boost for local businesses.
Landlord told he can't split power bills between tenants
Tenancy Tribunal rules against landlord who tried to divide power bill between tenants
Giant flamingos flock to Hastings in time for Art Deco
The latest lighting installations in Hastings are flamingos - in time for Art Deco.
Housing crisis: Family of eight considers life in a tent after desperate search
A Hawke's Bay family is continuing its fight to find a rental during a housing crisis.
Local artists' mural in Hastings celebrates cultural diversity
A new artwork incorporates voices from around the globe.
Sommelier learnt tricks of the trade in Hawke's Bay
While studying computer engineering, Suraj started work at Elephant Hill.
'We need our concerns heard': Last-ditch effort to keep two Flaxmere councillors
Hastings Council's proposal to cut the number of Flaxmere councillors has been unpopular.
Nourished for Nil celebrates fifth anniversary
In that time Hastings-based food rescue charity has redistributed 2.5 million kg of food.
A window dressed to order for Hawke's Bay's Art Deco soiree
Magazine Designer Clothing gets the nod from judges.
Grey Power Hastings sparks petition against Three Waters reform
Grey Power Hastings has launched a petition against the Three Waters reforms.
Victims of fly-tipping suspect a serial litterbug
A suspected fly tipper could have dumped rubbish across Hastings for at least two years.
Hawke's Bay artist bemoans theft of mosaic coffee table
The Six Sisters table had been created for sale at Art Deco week.
Hawke's Bay Regional council apologises for bus staff shortages
Hawke's Bay Regional council has apologised for bus staff shortages and cancellations.
'It is scary': Black Cap and Hastings cafe owner says soaring inflation hurting businesses
A Hastings cafe owner says it is getting harder and harder to run a small business.