Incredible photo: Two walk away after plane crash
Just minor injuries after biplane crashes at Napier Airport this afternoon.
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Night of chaos: 10 arrests as drunken youths brawl in Napier
More than 100 youths brawl as fights break out across city.
Market Reserve a symbol of Napier's rebuild
Of concern was that the city would not rebuild, and Hastings would grow as a result.
Things to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend
There's more than just Art Deco this weekend in Hawke's Bay.
The Romans had terraced seating, why can't Mission?
Rowan Kyle loved Elton John, but has some suggestions for an even better experience.
Napier Art Deco Festival: Friday afternoon pictures
Street performers and fashions shows were among activities on offer on Friday.
Anger at Healthcare NZ restructure, protesters gather
Dozens protested proposal to disestablish about 20 HealthCare NZ staff in Hawke's Bay.
'Scumbags' steal seal statue from elderly woman's yard
It had been in her front garden for more than 40 years.
'Just stupid': Kids stunned as fleeing driver bowls on to school grounds
And just kept on going, ramming a police car.
Beloved tree swing disappears from Napier park
Mother promises her daughter she'll find out what happened.
HealthCare NZ workers to protest job cut proposal in Napier
HealthCare NZ workers to protest job cuts in Napier following company restructure.
Heavy duty 'fun': Huge wind turbine parts unloaded
"It's something different and interesting that we don't often do."
Problem solvers invited to Hack Hawke's Bay
The hackathon aims to bring local innovations and ideas together to solve problems.
Slavery trial to enter second week
Trial will hear evidence from 13 people allegedly enslaved by Hawke's Bay contractor
What emission?! Superfans sail from Auckland to Napier for Elton John concert
Elton John superfans opt to help balance the superstar's carbon emissions to the Mission.
Napier artist creates 'love seat' in central city for Valentine's Day
Don't get too cosy Napier - it's still the main street.
Another scorcher: Napier hits 34.2C as heat cranks up again
The relentless Hawke's Bay summer sun is going nowhere fast.
Great bit of riding to the SPCA cause
Bay riders raise "crucial" cash in Paws for a Cause run.
Deborah Burnside: Hot hospital not good enough
Under-resourced hospital needs some funding.
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.
Things to do this weekend in Hawke's Bay
There's plenty to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend.
'Not good news for farmers': No rain for at least six days in Hawke's Bay
Bad news for farmers as six more dry days are forecast for Hawke's Bay.
'Paws for a Cause': Two-wheeled support for Napier SPCA
Fundraiser has been opened up to include all motorcyclists, aboard all makes and models.
Elton John in pictures: Mission Concert
Elton John rocked a packed house at the Mission.
Local Focus: Waitangi Day a unified success
Iwi-hosted Hawke's Bay Waitangi Day celebrations. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'We've got some warm temperatures coming': MetService
Hawke's Bay forecast to hit 31C on Saturday before a significant drop on Sunday.
'Good news': Tikokino scrub fire now fully contained
Crews working to put out remaining hot spots at SH50 forestry blaze.
Cyclists offered free healthy breakfast next week
Council initiative iWay wants to promote health and the environment.
Early morning Bay rescue flight for cruise crewman
Patient lifted from liner in the dark off East Coast.
Digger stolen from Napier's Western Hills cemetery
"We are missing it, and we would very much like it back."
Against the fence: Bluff Hill B&B owner questions timing of lookout renovations
"Closed for summer. The best view in town. I don't understand it."
Felled by a 'king hit': Injured man unsure of return to rugby
"If it robs me from playing rugby, then I would be pretty angry."
Historic HB: Post office has rich history
Post office's foundation stone was laid by then PM Sir Joseph Ward on May 10, 1929.