
Hairdressers busy in Hawke's Bay as lockdown locks removed
Beauty spots "packed to rafters" as Bay gets back to looking sharp after lockdown.
Beauty spots "packed to rafters" as Bay gets back to looking sharp after lockdown.
Sharples has been recognised for his contribution and promotion of traditional waiata.
Here's everything you need to know to keep safe at "Delta Level 2".
A notorious intersection is set to be worked on, as is the road to Lake Waikaremoana.
Hawke's Bay businesses are 'geared' up for Delta level 2 from midnight on Tuesday.
"The last thing we want is for the seal to be hit."
Suicide leads to coroner questioning MSD and DHB policies
Even more ways to kill time online in lockdown.
It's always been one of life's ironies that no one wants homeless people as neighbours.
Scientist and researcher say there needs to be more pollen monitoring in New Zealand.
"It's another cool way for pāua to be used," Tipene Harmer said of the unique face mask.
Lockdown helpers doing the best they can in Hawke's Bay.
"I want people to be brave and know it won't hurt."
The large seal was sighted on Monday in Havelock North's Karamū Stream.
Prisoner vaccination is well behind the general population.
People are generally sticking to lockdown rules, as Hawke's Bay readies for alert level 3.
Region closing in on vaccinating 30 per cent of its total population.
One person sought by police; one person taken to hospital.
Thousands of sheep are being shorn in Hawke's Bay. It's essential work.
Essential workers get call up in region's busiest vaccination week ever
Event organising: "There are enough with the passion to keep delivering."
They were called to the scene about 2.45pm.
Essential workers in supermarkets and dairies have become covid cops
Hawke's Bay residents disappoint police with lockdown breaches
'Micro-preemie' baby fights for his life in NICU at Wellington Hospital
The industry waits to hear if one of the biggest weeks of the year will go ahead
Even with level 4 lockdown restrictions in place, life in Hawke's Bay goes on.
'Be a devil, come in,' a sign outside the shop exhorts.
"They are barely making ends meet now," says Flaxmere's Henare O'Keefe.