
Acts of generosity boost cheer appeal
With just a week to go the Hawke's Bay Today Christmas Cheer Appeal has been boosted big time with cash, food and gift piles all
With just a week to go the Hawke's Bay Today Christmas Cheer Appeal has been boosted big time with cash, food and gift piles all
Having played golf alongside Sir Bob Charles, Andrew Henare was aware how passionate the 1963 British Open champion was about encouraging
A man and two female friends were lucky to all return to shore relatively unscathed after getting into trouble in choppy seas about a kilometre off Napier port.
Karl Henderson found himself locked outside his burning shop when he realised his dog Stella was stuck inside. Wife Tracy had woken
Laver and Wood have launched an equity crowdfunding campaign on PledgeMe with goals to expand the business and step up their social media for both local and overseas customers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The kids at Onekawa Plunket are the latest victim, as the rate of crime grows across the Eastern Policing District. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay Airport has hired two new senior staff to cater for growth. Former Opus civil engineer Graham Eagles has been appointed
The use of dogs to get a wanted man out of his car has been questioned by the police national dog section in the trial of four police
A Napier woman has turned her life around and is encouraging others to do the same after going through a significant heart event. Chess
The Napier RSA has celebrated its centennial with a unique weekend paying homage to the once services-only membership of the past
Police were late yesterday still looking for a car stolen after a burglar person took its keys while breaking into in the burglary
A woman is left "feeling ugly" after being hit in the face with a wine glass at a bar.
A free cultural and music festival which was held in Napier every December for 13 years is being revived next weekend after a break
Bay councils' staff costs rose almost $3.5 million last year. Hastings District, Napier City, Hawke's Bay Regional and Central Hawke's
A woman has been arrested after allegedly assaulting a teenager at the Thirsty Whale pub in Napier this morning.
The beauty and mystique of Māori musical instruments were almost lost to the world. But Napier man Layton Robertson is playing his part to help revive them. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay police have fired their tasers at least 22 times over the past three years. They presented tasers 20 times in the first
A man wanted for an attack on his elderly father appeared to be possibly trying to grab a weapon as police launched an arrest in which
Rising volumes have not brought rising profit for Napier Port, which has again announced a reduced annual profit.
Hastings district mayor Lawrence Yule says people's efforts to conserve water since restrictions were put in place last week is making
A car has collided with a truck on State Highway 5. Emergency services were called to the scene "just north of the Te Haroto summit"
"It's Not Ok" spokesperson Vic Tamati talks to Hawke's Bay Regional Prison inmates about living a violence-free life. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Temperatures in some parts of the country have climbed over 30 degrees before midday.
Jetstar's arrival in Hawke's Bay could boost the economy by $8 million, according to Infometrics research. The gross domestic product
Freight destined for Wellington's CentrePort was quickly diverted to Napier Port after the Kaikoura earthquake.
Hastings ice cream manufacturer Rush Munro’s is celebrating 90 years in business. They’re also gearing up to expand into the international market. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The property market is at its peak, says Property Brokers Hawke's Bay manager Paul Whitaker. He said while prices were strong and
Predicting large earthquakes is not as simple as looking to the moon or watching the pet cat. A post online predicting an earthquake
By now you will be aware that Hawke's Bay Today, in conjunction with Women's Refuge, is running a week-long series titled Seeking
The sunshine and the sea - and the chance to catch up with other "gap year" students from back home in Germany has made Osnabruck's