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The two Hawke's Bay wahine using music to create a safe space for women
Musical duo, The Cellars, are organising and performing in an all-women artistic event.
Hundreds of Rarotonga returnees could be stranded due to limited domestic flights
There are two flights from Rarotonga today and limited domestic flights to get them home.
Auckland newlyweds pick Napier for lockdown stroll
Auckland couple get-in the Grandma's walk before heading back to the big smoke
Family of boy injured in train collision inundated with community support
Ishaan Prasad, 16, was hit by a train while on his way to school in Napier last week.
Magpies weekend off as lockdown takes a grip on events
Sport, entertainment events, meetings are proving a nightmare for organisers.
'Quality not quantity': Flaxmere woman Killarney Jeffares' final wish
"I want quality not quantity," says a Flaxmere woman trying to get her whānau home.
About 400 Hawke's Bay customers lose power after wind-related faults
Strong winds have flipped a trailer carrying water tanks on SH5, near "windy gap".
Outlaw's leader's death: A year's wait for Napier murder trial
Two men charged with murder have been remanded for a trial next July.
NBHS student hit by train remains in critical condition
"Our thoughts are with the family during this difficult time."
'It's not over': Napier Port's inland port at Whakatū on hold
"The soil in that area is pristine, it belongs. The containers don't."
Three Napier Mana Ahuriri trust members deposed in election
A newcomer who managed establishment of Pukemokimoki Marae topped the poll.
Napier man denies kidnap, assault and car chase charges after dramatic pursuit
Charges were laid after car missing a tyre was forced off the road.
Napier councillors' infighting over Māori wards revealed
"I am extremely disappointed in this standard of behaviour from you."
HB Arts Festival promises more cultural diversity than ever
"We want to tell stories of New Zealand."
'Not an easy decision': Ash Dixon leaving for Japan for two seasons
"I've had some incredibly great times ... and I will cherish them forever."
Student critically injured after being hit by train in Napier
Student cycling to high school hurt in collision with freight train.
'Haemorrhaging midwives': Burnout stress part of reason for strike in Hawke's Bay
"We are just haemorrhaging midwives," says Hawke's Bay midwife Lillian Gough.
'Clearly isn't good enough':40pc of Napier Port staff still not vaccinated
"This is an area of vulnerability that needs to be looked at," says Michael Baker.
One taken to hospital after three-car crash closes York Rd, Hastings
York Rd has been closed due to the crash
Council realigns flooded Clive River ahead of high tide
Regional council contractors began work opening the rivermouth before high tide.
Nearly a dozen Covid-infected crew on container ship off Tauranga
Health authorities are investigating the 21 crew on the Rio De La Plata.
Winter blast strands trucks, knocks out power in Hawke's Bay
Two main roads in the region were closed due to snow on Monday.
'Be prepared to walk' in case of a tsunami threat, warns Hawke's Bay Civil Defence
About 20,000 Hawke's Bay properties are located in tsunami evacuation zones.
Five crashes, eight vehicles and no serious injuries
Crashes from Central Hawke's Bay to Tarawera kept emergency services busy.
A huff, and a puff and Napier's pipes are clean
Discolouring of your water: Clean story, but blame it on foam-squab pigs.
Metal recyclers not breaching compliance despite 10 complaints
HBRC will be reviewing how it deals with this type of activity in the future
Five arrests after spate of car thefts and break-ins
Police make five arrests in the war on property crime in Napier.
Napier backpackers turned escape rooms a success a year on from Covid
Some accommodation providers are faring well, while others had to reinvent themselves.
MPI raids multiple properties over 'highly organised' black market crayfish ring
About 80 fishery officers searched eight East Coast homes with police in support.
'Precedent setting': HBRC agrees to lead coastal hazards strategy
HBRC will lead next stage of the region's "precedent setting" response to coastal hazards.
Hawke's Bay Māori wards: Key issues set to be known mid-2022
Three HB councils decided they will have Māori wards next year - but how many wards?
'It's nasty. People lose limbs': Orchard worker's fight against flesh-eating disease
Carl Drinkwater lay in a coma, losing 17kg in five days, as surgeons worked to save him.