
‘Supporting artists’: New project boosts emerging Hawke’s Bay talent
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A conservation project the size of 88 rugby fields will surround it.
Critics of the school say it should invest in some salt and pepper to make them tastier.
"Māori-owned businesses often prioritise kaitiakitanga."
'Everyone agrees it’s very important, so we’ll work through it all and see where we get.'
A firefighter's sacrifice, and a Navy man's bravery - the back stories behind the medals.
David Colville says the ambitious plan is needed. An opponent says it is 'preposterous'.
The comedian tackles the pitfalls of AI and human stupidity.
The depth of Hawke's Bay sprinting talent was on show at the national championships.
'Doing it through Māori words, Māori flow and language, it's a totally different story.'
Charlotte Penny hopes to be a future world champion and to make Olympic teams.
Armed officers stopped the alleged 'known offender' while driving in Tikokino on Friday.
Pan Pac claims its main competitors in Canada have seen far lower price hikes.
'I think about Mum and Dad a lot. It is such a shame they're not alive to see this.'
Both projects are finalists for the Science New Zealand Awards 2025 in March.
The group says there is potential to take beloved 'Peach Bombs' and beers 'international'.
Te Arohanui Cook is the first woman in a leadership role in brigade’s 110-year history.
The NZB Kiwi winner gains direct entry into Australia's A$10m Golden Eagle.
The Cabinet plans to decide in May the first regions to progress.
Keith Pati had arrived in New Zealand in 2024 to find a future for his family.
Featuring stories from Frizzell's childhood Hastings, the book is released March 13.
Seven gruelling surgeries and a painstaking skin graft won't hold Harvey Nelson back.
Bay leaders, including Kahungunu chairman Bayden Barber, are in favour of the dam study.
Hawke’s Bay residents in Queensland say the preparation is immense compared to Gabrielle.
DSRHB plans to introduce athletics and table tennis later this year.
'I am so stoked. It was a bit wet and muddy out there but it seemed to work out for best.'
The cost of the feasibility study will be about $3.2m, shared by HBRC and the Government.
Summer's been all about wedding bells and hard graft in training for inspirational leader.
'The only way we are going to continue to compete globally is through innovation.'
'Over the last few years, the flip-flopping of policy direction has cost our communities.'