Latest from Napier

Mainland breached: New locations of interest include flight to Blenheim and regional airports

People are being urged to regularly check the locations of interest list.

Maroons down the Blues as State of O comes to Hawke's Bay

The Maroons' forwards outmuscled the opposition in the true spirit of origin rugby league.

Hawke's Bay: Five things to do this weekend

Activities include a fun run, an art trail, a farmers' market and a naturists' open day.

Historic HB: Courthouse inspired by architectural style of era

Courthouse deserves its heritage status

No Covid cases in Bay, and no virus detected in wastewater

Public health officials continue to investigate the case of the traveller to Hawke's Bay.

Hawke's Bay's first Covid location of interest revealed

A Kmart in Napier is the regions first location of interest.

Māori ward: Final makeup of the Napier council at least 12 months away

Council considered the possible risk of a legal challenge when deciding on Māori wards.

Delta scare rattles Bay as long weekend looms

Cross your fingers and roll up your sleeves as the spectre of Covid hovers over the Bay.

Kerrison for Christmas: Hawke's Bay's festive season plans in full swing

Opshop singer, Christmas parade and market still banking on bringing the festive fun.

Meet our young achievers: mean teens of Hawke's Bay

Young Achievers Awards celebrate the positive contributions of the youth of Napier.

Ross Shield: Hastings East 2021 champions

The 2021 Ross Shield champions are Hastings East

Poaching, housing, seasonal work: Staff churnover at two Hawke's Bay councils

A total of 27 staff have left Tararua DC since November, and 118 left Napier CC in a year.

Ross Shield: Hastings East ensure at least a share of title

There's one day left in the Ross Shield

Editorial: The Govt has thrown regional NZ a Level 2 hospital pass

EDITORIAL: Thousands of people are technically allowed to cram into stadiums. Technically.

'All the stops' pulled out to get fans in for Ranfurly Shield game

Structured system that can automatically provide spacing between stand groups created.

'It's okay to not be okay': Taradale teen's message to Japanese youth

Group of NZ teens using symbols of strength to spread message: "it's okay to not be okay".

Craig Cooper: The 90% Project: Gently take yourself by the lapels, and shake

If you haven't already, gently take yourself by the lapels, and shake

Stadiums and other events to reopen to unlimited fans under level 2 rule change

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's office has confirmed the change to Hawke's Bay Today.