Latest from Gary Hamilton-Irvine

The luxury home is being sold on an 'as is, where is' basis following a court decision.

The RNZAF was involved in the large search that brought a Hawke's Bay teen home safely.

The Napier school student went missing on an outdoors trip into the Ruahine Forest Park.

'I believe they used a hammer. Glass is everywhere inside the shop.'

Lee Bullivant has shared his remarkable survival story as part of Shocktober.

Grieving husband says Rachel Percy 'touched so many people because of how giving she was'.

A Hawke's Bay fruit grower says Zespri has become 'fat and lazy' and a shake-up is needed.

'Those candles we actually imported from France.'

A Napier dairy disrupted by nine months of roadworks has now been robbed.

The 235kg fish took Doug Cushing about two and a half hours to reel in.

Competitors must complete one 6.7km loop every hour until they can no longer finish.

Police say anyone causing fear or harm with firearms will be held to account.

Wilkey is a former architect, big sports fan, and one of Hawke’s Bay’s top rising artists.

Sileni is pulling its operations out of Hawke's Bay and closing its famed winery.

Is Havelock North's 'fantastic lifestyle' turning it into the Bay's retiree capital?

A union rep says it'll be interesting to see how the trucks go in a working environment.

'Priorities have changed', Woolworths says of the site on Havelock North side of Hastings.

Firewood sales helped fund his career, which included collaboration with Snoop Dogg.

'As the company's cashflow problems worsened, it became unable to pay its debts.'

'It is really sad to hear this has happened. It was a wonderful place.'

One school had 120 students off sick. Another had five of seven teachers away ill.

The Very Reverend Ruihana Paenga is the first Māori dean of Waiapu.

A large housing project on the prime Havelock North land could be fast-tracked.

After failed attempts to negotiate a sale, the Crown is looking at compulsory acquisition.

The goats on the cliff have caught motorists' attention - and they're eating fruit trees.

Nothing and no one was 'too much trouble' for Rob Silver.

It says it has been unable to secure enough GPs to sustain 'a safe clinical practice'.

Olawande Braimoh had recently started a new job at an office near the crash.

The closed attraction could be sold, potentially on the open market.

Hopes that a sale of the Napier distillery can be achieved in a way that retains staff.

'We put everything we had into building this company.'