Hastings man convicted on drugs and firearms charges
The gun incident related to an argument at his family home.
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'Atmospheric rivers' coincided with Napier floods - research
'Rivers in the sky' didn't trigger Napier flood, but did help cause heavy rainfall.
Rates hike fears a likely spark for Napier plan consultation
Napier mayor urges the people to have their say.
Car crash closes SH51 in Awatoto, Napier for a short time
Two-car crash at Awatoto, Napier closes State Highway 51.
Rain brings a soaking to Hawke's Bay, more on the way
Areas north of Napier are in for heavy rain while areas south are still one to watch.
Uber buses? Regional council to contemplate 'on demand' bus service
You might soon be able to hail a bus to your doorstep in the same way you'd hail an Uber.
Fans flock to Napier Sailing Club to watch America's Cup begin
Scores of fans watched Team New Zealand's great start to the America's Cup in Napier.
Big-box retailing boxing on as Kmart hits Napier
Hastings won the race in 1992, but Napier finally got its Kmart.
Air traffic controllers to stay at Hawke's Bay Airport
Independent aeronautical study finds the service should not be cut.
Covid-19 response one year on - Stuart Nash
I take my hat off to Hawke's Bay nurse Linda St George.
Music to the ears: Crowded House's nationwide tour back on this month
Something to sing about: Crowded House's "To The Island" tour is all go.
Napier's calm between the storm and the earthquake
Hawke's Bay woman captures image of anticrepuscular rays off Marine Parade, Napier.
Napier's resident-made sandpit scuppered by council
Sandpit with children's toys at Ahuriri Beach removed.
News reporter ghosted live on Napier's Bluff Hill
Napier Port workers who had been evacuated found a way to amuse themselves.
Acid spill impact: Council says hundreds of fish killed
Galvanising Hawke's Bay said the assessment of aquatic life harm was "rubbish".
Doris Disaster: Napier 91yo calls for Perfume Point memorial
Ten men died when their launch Doris collided with a barge on the way into Napier harbour.
Weekend calm forecast after Thursday night's thunderstorm
Weekend weather set to be much less "active".
Woman tested negative, left MIQ - told to self-isolate
Returnee says she was called "irresponsible", and told to get another Covid test.
'Disappointed': Mask wearing on Hawke's Bay buses low
Mask levels on buses in Hawke's Bay are lower than previous alert level 2 periods.
Police carrying guns after Napier drive-by injures two, say there is gang link
"I was in shock, like I couldn't move. I was just trying to hide myself somewhere."
'Chunk of wood' has a lot to say for itself
A seemingly simple piece of wood signals the start of the New Zealand land-grab wars.
'It's visible and causes harm to communities': Police on gang violence
New operation to target firearms had one of the first big wins in Hawke's Bay this week.
'It looked like wheels sticking up': Car in water turns out to be log
From 200 metres away Coastguard skipper Henry van Tuel thought it looked ominous.
InterCity reduces bus services between Napier and Gisborne
From March 8, there will be fewer bus services between Wairoa and Napier and Gisborne.
Roger Moroney: No empty echo for Bay's Art Deco Festival
Kudos to those who danced and dined and doodled about in their grand automobiles.
Navy recreates Napier earthquake photo, 90 years on
The scene involved a restored tractor and trailer and Navy personnel in town for festival.
Hip hippo hooray: Madagascar the Musical is coming to Napier
Like to move it, move it? Madagascar The Musical is coming to Napier.
Rotarian cycles from North Cape to Bluff - all in name of charity
Greenmeadows member Alan White will be travelling the 3000km Te Araroa Trail.
'Keeping an open mind': Māori ward question goes back to ratepayers
It's a decision that has again left Māori council representatives asking for leadership.
How to inspire kids into the Air Force - bring a plane to school
RNZAF medic Claudia Karlsson returned to Hawke's Bay for the 'School to Skies' programme.
'Yemen is in downright turmoil': Hawke's Bay youth to lead peace walk
According to Unicef the Yemen crisis is the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.
It's back: Affordable Art Exhibition has 300 works for sale
The event will showcase artworks by more than 60 professional artists.
Claude Thomas was beaten until he went deaf for being left handed. He fears he won't live to get justice
"It just felt like somebody hammed a red hot knitting needle in my ear."
Cricket: Napier Tech win T20 comp, eye greater prizes
Club wins Murray McKearney Memorial Cup in final over Havelock North.