Covid 19 coronavirus: Partying quiet keeps Bay police happy
Enforcing level 4 rules a matter of educating and encouraging people, say police.
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Check out Sunday markets, or pet first aid courses
There's plenty to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend.
Border security: Hawke's Bay rest homes focus on keeping coronavirus out
Alerts at entrance points, limited entry after hours, as pandemic plans put in place.
Midnight Camberley carjacking: Offenders flee through Havelock North
Police spotted stolen car but had to abandon pursuit.
Orienteering great for the entire family
If you need to convince the kids, think "gaming" ... but for the outdoors.
'It was like a prison': Hawke's Bay man was trapped in China
Peter Morgan spent five weeks in isolation in a Chinese factory.
Weekend weather: Cloud and light showers expected on weekend
But it's expected to warm up for Monday.
'Concrete is a one-way crop': Opposition growing against Heretaunga Plains development
Business owners and residents oppose development of productive Heretaunga Plains
Things to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend
There's plenty to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend.
Ambitious Te Mata Park native plant plan set to begin
12ha of pines to go during three-year forestry and revegetation project.
Childcare 'hit squad' finds widespread breaches
Breaches by home-based services jumped from 15 in 2018 to at least 52 in 2019.
Local Focus: She sells sunflowers in the summer sun
Sunflowers are a blooming business in Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Mid Life Crisis returns to rock Black Barn
Mid Life Crisis plays well-known covers from the '60s '70s and '80s.
What's happening in the Hawke's Bay business world?
A look at the week's business news in Hawke's Bay.
Triple Peaks seeks volunteers for run, walk, bike event
The March 7 event is a 55km course across Mt Erin, Mt Kahuranaki and Te Mata Peak.
Another scorcher: Napier hits 34.2C as heat cranks up again
The relentless Hawke's Bay summer sun is going nowhere fast.
Deborah Burnside: Hot hospital not good enough
Under-resourced hospital needs some funding.
Sevens: Villagers proud of top-four finish
Sixteen-year-old Cooper Flanders maintained starting spot for entire tournament.
Patient in Hawke's Bay Hospital ward 'oven' with no air con
DHB receives heat-related complaints, but doesn't condone personal fans being brought in.
Sun smart: Havelock North Primary School installs solar panels
One panel costs $225 but will save the school $2,500 over 25 years.
Four more arrests after firearms incident in Taradale
"This is a difficult time for our communities": Police.
Missing a red-eared slider turtle?
Turtle found on Havelock North road is still without its owners.
Hawke's Bay artist paints Elton John ahead of Napier concert
Will a Hawke's Bay artist's latest work get the attention of a pop superstar?
Lettergate: Hawke's Bay DHB to review communication policy
Letter was sent to elderly stating cutting of household help.
DHB cuts Hawke's Bay housework help, suggests elderly will be healthier if they do chores
Housework may seem a chore but it's a great way to maintain health, letter tells elderly.
The end of 12 hectares of pines on Te Mata Peak: Ambitious native plant plan announced
The famous redwoods will not be affected.
Napier draws up plans to fix dirty water woes in worst affected areas of city
Residents of one Napier suburb in particular have "really, really struggled". Here's why.
'NZ's fastest slide': Kids stoked with new $1.7m Hastings playground
Mania ensued as hundreds of kids, parents and even a few councillors gave it a go.
Slain police officer's nephew graduates from police college
Dan Snee, nephew of Len Snee, will be posted to Eastern District.
If Piera Hudson isn't winning she sure is soaking it up
Fiona and John Hudson were lucky enough to see Piera race in United States fortnight ago.
'The absolute definition of Christmas': Volunteers chip in
Bringing together thousands of gift packs is a massive logistical operation in itself.
Lindisfarne fills the Cheer trailer nicely
Lindisfarne College comes to the Christmas Cheer Appeal party yet again.