Hawke's Bay artist bemoans theft of mosaic coffee table
The Six Sisters table had been created for sale at Art Deco week.
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Hawke's Bay Regional council apologises for bus staff shortages
Hawke's Bay Regional council has apologised for bus staff shortages and cancellations.
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'It's negative': Hawke's Bay has no new cases, and no further transmission
Covid transmission contained in Hawke's Bay, with no new cases reported.
Hawke's Bay Magic Beans launches nationwide app
Two Hawke's Bay women are making magic with their growers' exchange app.
Te Mata School principal says 'systems in place' to prevent Covid-spread
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Take a stroll through the rock and roll history of Napier
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Prosecution again alleges evidence fabricated in illegal workers case
Immigration Act trial adjourned so court can find out whose name is on vital cheques.
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Singh denies fabricating invoice and agreements presented in court
Counsel accuses defendant of fabricating evidence in Immigration Act trial.
'Safe place to buy fruit and veg': Drop in visitors at Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market
The Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market saw a modest turnout on its first weekend at red.
Bay deer farm part of ground-breaking project
It is the first time such robust data has been collected and analysed.
Opinion: People more important than money
Time to remove GST from, at the very least, fruit and veges
Hawke's Bay trail blazers with recycled milk cartons
Otis Oat Milk funds HB baler to help up-cycle all Tetra Pak milk cartons.
Hawke's Bay has three new cases of Covid, linked to previous cases
Three new Covid cases in Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay Civil Defence's timely reminder ahead of quake anniversary
Hawke's Bay Civil Defence have a message on the anniversary of the Napier earthquake.
Immigration NZ told Indonesians to stop working
Indonesians recruited by Bali agent to come to NZ, where they worked without proper visas
A new generation of Covid-related home schooling begins
The Erasmus family is among the big spike in applications to home school in Hawke's Bay.
Mob president jailed after 'cowardly' attack by 18 gang members on one man
Fourteen other men have already appeared before the court following the attack.
Judge tells 'predator' who sexually abused his children apology '30 years too late'
Hastings man who sexually abused children in his own family for 25 years jailed.
Masks, ventilation and action plans: Hawke's Bay schools prepared for brave new world
Schools are each making their own micro-adjustments to the red traffic light setting.
Two new Covid cases in Hawke's Bay, three more locations of interest
And one person is in Hawke's Bay Hospital being treated for Covid.
Boys apologise and help clean up Flaxmere Park basketball court
Two young boys have apologised and cleaned up a broken glass backboard in Flaxmere
Housewarming: Gum trees felled in Flaxmere to be turned into firewood
The trees on council land are being removed to make way for much-needed housing.
Hawke's Bay has eight new Covid cases, modelling predicts 6000 cases in region in March
The modelling suggested Māori would be affected by Omicron "substantially more".
Unclaimed will: Hunt to find lost beneficiaries of 'great friend to many'
Ian Smith wanted to gift parts of his estate to 10 so-far untraceable people.
'It was by the book': Prison staff revisit moments before inmate's death
Kolby Heta stopped struggling, went limp before officers began unsuccessful CPR attempt.
Red light won't kill the pirates at Toitoi in Hastings
The venue had done work earlier to prepare for the red traffic light setting.
Smoking and vaping ban for Hawke's Bay beaches, rivers, and outdoor dining proposed
Have your say: Should beaches be smoke and vape free in Napier and Hastings?
Triple Peaks to go ahead as Hawke's Bay events continue to be cancelled
"It's quite a good feeling with how much work we've put in."
Inmate bleeding and 'hooded' before dying in prison
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