Govt inquiry urges treatment of water
Stage 2 inquiry report highlights risks to water supplies across the country.
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Reaction to Havelock water report
Politicians largely standing by need for 'substantial' changes to water supply.
Treated water a 'reality' post-gastro crisis
A number of Havelock North locals agree with continued chlorination.
Hazlehurst and Yule welcome water report
Hopes that Stage 2 inquiry recommendations will lead to safer water across NZ.
Editorial: Water recommendations need to be made to work
Inquiry's recommendations could serve as a blueprint for safe water management.
More than 700,000 Kiwis may be drinking unsafe water
Inquiry follows an outbreak in Havelock North last year that made a third of the town sick
Charity donates hundreds of water bottles
Rapid Relief Team drops 500 bottles at Napier school as water crisis unfolds.
Tautu warms hearts with surging success
Result encourages after gelding's serious heart affliction.
Thousands of athletes heading to Bay
Ironmaori and national schools athletics champs take over Bay accommodation.
Torty the Tortoise: Is this New Zealand's oldest pet?
From Greece to New Zealand, Torty the Tortoise has had more than a century of adventures.
Local Focus: Lots of lots for Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay has a strong auction culture. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Lots of lots for Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay has a strong auction culture. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hayden Lynex rowing for great cause
Former Havelock North man rowing 170km from Hawkes Bay to Gisborne.
Bay women to reclaim the streets
Reclaim the Streets march comes as police investigate indecent assaults in Bay.
Our changing central business districts
CBDs are coping with retail challenges. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Editorial: Indecent assaults worrying
Recent hike in indecent assaults in Hawke's Bay brazen and alarming.
NZCU Baywide reports great results
Top growth for NZCU Baywide applauded at annual meeting in Havelock North.
Editorial: Time to hear from candidates
Hawke's Bay Today will be hosting council candidate debates today and tomorrow.
Candidate wants to listen and advocate
Rizwaana Latiff says health and well-being need to be considered in all council decisions.
Candidate keen to bring business skills
Schollum is keen to enhance Hastings as a great place to live and work.
U19 soccer coach: We ran out of steam
Napier Marist coach disgusted at standard of officiating in Satellite division.
Bay bodybuilder wins Aussie novice crown
Queensland state title followed by Australian national title for Hicks.
Retirement village resident's death undiscovered for days
Richard Porter was discovered on September 19, but had passed away several days before.
Gastro outbreak prompts in-depth study
Health and academic experts to analyse gastro outbreak and ramifications.
Labour plans more houses, Plunket visits
Jacinda Ardern pledges to build 240 more houses in the Bay if voted in.
Local Focus: Tukituki Candidates - How are you perceived?
Tukituki candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Tukituki candidates - How well do you know Tukituki?
Tukituki candidates answer the important questions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Iona College students gave principal 'great purpose'
Principal of Iona College, Shannon Warren, will be moving on to a new school in Australia
Chairman to end park's male descendant clause
Sexism in Te Mata Park's trust deed will soon be gone, says the park's new chairman.
Zirka Circus ready to open Hawke's Bay season
Zirka Circus is set to wow Havelock North audiences from tomorrow.
Summer swimming: one in four spots unsafe
Almost 25 per cent of Hawke's Bay's monitored swimming spots were deemed unsafe.
Water expert: Penalise suppliers without safety plans
Hearings into the Havelock North water contamination under way
Havelock North wine gains 'legend' status
British wine experts have elevated Te Mata Estate's flagship drop to special status.