Editorial: 1080 ire unhinged, ill-informed
Native species come first in 1080 battle, which is not what extremist protesters believe.
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Strike hits court sittings in Hawke's Bay
Court staff throughout the country will strike for two hours today.
Air NZ says delay linked to control tower
Air NZ points finger at Napier control tower over 10-minute flight delay this morning.
Robber's GPS tag helped police catch him
Eighteen-year-old back in action days after court sentence for another robbery.
After two days on home detention teen robbed store wearing electronic bracelet
Culprit arrested within minutes after police tracked electronic bracelet's signal.
Olympian gives HB airport stick over another late flight
More delays - is the air control tower to blame?
War memorial consultation draws big crowd
Hundreds attend meeting discuss two war memorial proposals in Napier.
Woman evicted after airport confrontation
A police spokesman confirmed officers were called to control tower over incident.
Residents fight for War Memorial options
Residents say the council is not providing enough war memorial options for consultation.
Strange creatures wash up on Napier beach
Huge swells from last week's storm disturbed spine-chilling sea-creatures from the deep.
Every week Māori Language Week at one school
For Maraenui Bilingual School every week is Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
Napier beauty to model at San Francisco Fashion Week
Erica Ransfield is heading to the catwalk in San Francisco later in September.
Synthetic drug users' behaviour scaring people at Napier health centre
Working party set up to keep watch on drug-driven incidents at medical centre.
Farmers lose hundreds of lambs to storms
One farmer understood to have lost 600 lambs from 1700 ewes.
Council challenged to fix wastewater system
Regional councillor challenges NCC after stormwater discharged into estuary.
Designer's pieces catch judges' attention
A Napier artist stood out among 1,182 entries for Australasia's largest design awards
Electricity review findings to be discussed
Names on bank accounts and power bills must match to cash $220 power cheque.
Te reo hands-on for William Colenso students
For the William Colenso senior te reo students this week is very hands-on.
Food Innovation Hub a step further ahead
Food innovation hub still on the cards for Hawke's Bay.
Rugby: Brad Weber owes Bay a Shield win
Weber remembers the damage well when he was part of team to wrest Shield away from Bay.
Frost threatens NZ wine prospects
Wine grapes almost unscathed after morning frosts with just a few chardonnay casualties.
School claims it was 'bullied' to drop booze from festival
School withdraws bid to sell liquor at fundraising event after 'overwhelming' opposition.
Devoted to te reo Maori language journey
Councillor Claire Hague is devoted to the long journey of learning Te Reo Maori.
Regions 'vulnerable' due to air traffic controller shortage
Controllers' union writing to police minister with concerns over staff numbers.
Rugby: CBHS player needs help - Ratcliffe
Two Napier Boys High School rugby teams finish second at national level.
Another fatality on State Highway 2
The sole occupant of vehicle died on Sunday after hitting a tree near Wairoa.
Bureaucratic battle: Should school fundraisers sell alcohol?
Port Ahuriri School seeks licence to continue liquor sales at festival on school grounds.
'Some clown slept in': Police Minister furious at flight delay
Stuart Nash said his plane was delayed due to an air traffic controller's lateness.
Hawke's Bay Tourism scoops national award
The regional collaboration behind a new visitor website has been recognised.
A wee bit of wee never hurt anyone, we hope
A wee bit of sewage so far hasn't hurt anyone.
Rain causes slips on Napier-Taupo Road
Drivers advised to delay trips on Napier-Taupo Road, after heavy rain caused slips.
A trio of tourism awards for Black Barn
Trio of awards for Black Barn's tourism offerings.