Child-murderer recalled back to prison
Roma recalled to prison for allegedly drinking alcohol thus breaching his bail conditions.
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Railway land set for retail development
New shopping centre proposed for 1.28ha site near Napier's central business district.
Napier residents favour ward-only system
Submitters say ward-only system of council representation would be more democratic.
Slip work means slight delays across Bay
Slip work and maintenance will mean some delays across Hawke's Bay highways.
Snowy snap on the way
Changeable weather bringing cold temperatures and wintry showers.
Climbing Sugarloaf Hill every day at 99
Napier man's 99th birthday stroll up Taradale's Sugarloaf hill.
Boxing: O'Brien wins Australasian title with fifth round TKO
"Fat little kid" goes on to make trainer proud
Happy 100th for Hewitt in Maroons upset
Hot fight for fourth semifinal spot in Hawke's Bay premier rugby.
Rugby: Rough display from NBHS side
Hastings Boys High return to winning path with an away victory against Gisborne Boys.
Repeat drink driving costs Napier man almost $2400
He wasn't supposed to have any alcohol in his system but posted 1211mcg.
Napier homes lose power after bird hits overhead lines
About 900 Napier homes lost power this evening after a bird hit some overhead lines.
Taste of California-style at Napier eatery
Mexican food not always too hot to handle.
Napier council to ramp up hunt for illegal downpipes
Only 30 per cent of people attend to the issue proactively.
Teacher convicted for assaults on stepson
Assaults were defended as justified, but the law was against him.
Nash pulls out of own fundraiser, 'not appropriate'
Nash said attacks on Labour by friend Matthew Hooton meant fundraiser was inappropriate.
Labour's Stuart Nash defends $1000-a-head fundraiser
Stuart Nash says all candidates and parties need fundraisers to run good campaigns.
Blues take three points in so-so clash
Napier City Rovers need to find consistency if they are to claim the Central League crown.
Cold no excuse: Hawke's Bay Tourism campaign shows region has lots to offer in winter
Campaign encourages visitors to take a little more time to savour a range of experiences.
Buddha statues burgled from two Napier homes
Solid concrete, metre high, Buddha statue vanishes into the night.
Chopper crash victim 'would do anything for those in need'
"He always looked out for everyone else. He was just willing to help people."
Arches gave Napier 33 illuminating years
In 1991 the council decided to revamp Emerson St and the centennial arches had to go
Matariki celebrations dazzle for a second weekend
Thousands were dazzled by fireworks at a Matariki event in Flaxmere last night.
House prices steady, but 'massive' rise in number of sales
Median price of $430,000 remains unchanged from the previous month.
Mysterious movements: Couple, police keen to solve mystery of moved car
The relocated car was undamaged, locked, and nothing appeared to have been taken from it.
Death on crossing in Napier
Community members rallied in vain to save a man hit by a car in Onekawa
McLean Park passes big test
McLean Park's new drainage system has survived its first big test.
Roads reopening as clean-up continues
Deluge leads to closure of 26 roads around CHB, 19 of which were still closed yesterday.
Editorial: Weather insidious game changer
Mark Story: Weather is always part of the conversation.
Tropical front lashes Hawke's Bay
Drivers urged to take care as heavy rain and strong winds in Bay cause flooding, slips.