12-year-old's vaccination message for her peers
"I want people to be brave and know it won't hurt."
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'I thought it was a dead cow': Kekeno swims solo up Havelock North stream
The large seal was sighted on Monday in Havelock North's Karamū Stream.
'Big concern': Two per cent of inmates at Hawke's Bay Regional Prison fully vaccinated
Prisoner vaccination is well behind the general population.
Police 'pleased' with public despite warnings, arrest
People are generally sticking to lockdown rules, as Hawke's Bay readies for alert level 3.
Hawke's Bay Pasifika community vaccination rates among NZ's highest
Region closing in on vaccinating 30 per cent of its total population.
Baby born at 24 weeks doing well, says dad, and could return home
'Light at the end of the tunnel' for baby born at 24 weeks gestation.
Lockdown stunners (and frosts) set to continue in Hawke's Bay
The weather's not unseasonal, but it sure is lovely.
Two cars hit fences in separate incidents
One person sought by police; one person taken to hospital.
Hawke's Bay lockdown or no lockdown the wool must come off
Thousands of sheep are being shorn in Hawke's Bay. It's essential work.
Essential supermarket workers welcome vaccination call-up
Essential workers get call up in region's busiest vaccination week ever
Covid 19 coronavirus Delta outbreak: The biggest show in town for Hawke's Bay is lockdown
Event organising: "There are enough with the passion to keep delivering."
Fire damages house being used for storage near Hastings
They were called to the scene about 2.45pm.
Craig Cooper: Cut our supermarket and dairy Covid Cops some slack
Essential workers in supermarkets and dairies have become covid cops
'Enforcement action will be taken': Hawke's Bay's poor compliance rates with lockdown rules
Hawke's Bay residents disappoint police with lockdown breaches
'Grim outlook' for boy born to Hawke's Bay family at 24.1 weeks
'Micro-preemie' baby fights for his life in NICU at Wellington Hospital
Possible massive losses in Hawke's Bay's hospitality industry
The industry waits to hear if one of the biggest weeks of the year will go ahead
In pictures: Life at level 4 in Hawke's Bay
Even with level 4 lockdown restrictions in place, life in Hawke's Bay goes on.
Sending the wrong vibe? Sex toy store stays open during level 4
'Be a devil, come in,' a sign outside the shop exhorts.
Lockdown power bill fears: Flaxmere family 'burning furniture to keep warm'
"They are barely making ends meet now," says Flaxmere's Henare O'Keefe.
Let's face it Hawke's Bay: Mandatory masks to fight Covid-19 delta outbreak
"I've not got make-up on, so it's great."
The two Hawke's Bay wahine using music to create a safe space for women
Musical duo, The Cellars, are organising and performing in an all-women artistic event.
Magpies weekend off as lockdown takes a grip on events
Sport, entertainment events, meetings are proving a nightmare for organisers.
'Quality not quantity': Flaxmere woman Killarney Jeffares' final wish
"I want quality not quantity," says a Flaxmere woman trying to get her whānau home.
About 400 Hawke's Bay customers lose power after wind-related faults
Strong winds have flipped a trailer carrying water tanks on SH5, near "windy gap".
Three Waters: Local or national management?
What is the Government's Three Waters proposal?
Outlaw's leader's death: A year's wait for Napier murder trial
Two men charged with murder have been remanded for a trial next July.
NBHS student hit by train remains in critical condition
"Our thoughts are with the family during this difficult time."
HB Arts Festival promises more cultural diversity than ever
"We want to tell stories of New Zealand."
Student critically injured after being hit by train in Napier
Student cycling to high school hurt in collision with freight train.
Two seriously injured in Hastings crash, two arrested
Two arrested after Longlands, Hastings, crash resulting in serious injury.
Hawke's Bay Show hoping for back to 'normal' this year
A three-day show, plus two more for the carnival
'Haemorrhaging midwives': Burnout stress part of reason for strike in Hawke's Bay
"We are just haemorrhaging midwives," says Hawke's Bay midwife Lillian Gough.