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Three last-quarter tries as Magpies claim record sixth win in a row
The wind and the big boot of Zarn Sullivan turned the game.
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'They're barely people': Paul Henry takes pot shot at Greens during country pub visit
Henry spoke to 60 supporters beneath Confederate flag in a pub that burned Ardern's book.
Aero club warns planes could spook horses if $77m racecourse built nearby
The aero club fears the development sets up conflict between horse and plane.
Waikaremoana settlement includes Crown apology, $24m redress, 12,000ha returned, new name for Tuai
Six place names will be officially changed to recognise iwi associations with the areas.
Cattle back at the Hawke’s Bay Show
It will be the first time there's been a cattle section since 2019.
Zombie-loving Havelock North Intermediate’s champion rockers
'We’ve been preparing for the competition since Term 1.'
Self-driving trucks on Napier wharves a first for NZ ports
A union rep says it'll be interesting to see how the trucks go in a working environment.
From ICU to inspiration: Avis Scott's epic journey to the Aims Games
A shock diabetes diagnosis derailed her Aims Games debut. This year she'll make it count.
Smoke-alarm slip sparks ACC epiphany: Wyn Drabble
OPINION: ACC should switch its attention to the 'older person'.
The basic item Women’s Refuge urgently needs to buy
For women fleeing violence, 'their children are usually all they are thinking about'.
Second Hastings KFC to open on Monday, creating 30 jobs
KFC is doubling down in Hastings.
Cyclist seriously injured in crash with car in Hastings
A cyclist was taken to Hawke’s Bay Hospital after a crash in Longlands.
Wairoa’s floods help drive change to NZ’s emergency management system
New law gives Emergency Management Committees more power to act before disasters.
At home on the Gravels - Radburnd Cellars gets permanent base
Radburnd Cellars has been looking for a new permanent site since Gabrielle's devastation.
Music gear found untouched for more than 30 years in forgotten Napier venue
The former Napier church hosted local bands before closing in the mid-1990s.
Electoral Commission warns voters over election rule changes
Changes in rules mean voters must have up-to-date details to avoid a special vote.
Dannevirke murder mystery lets audiences choose the killer
Murder in the Heir has nine endings – the audience choose which one it'll be.
Big crowd possible as red-hot Magpies return to Napier
The Magpies are hot favourites again and the temperature's warming up too.
Cleansweep as Turkeys fly with another national title
"Ruthless and scary": Turkeys win all 10 games in Auckland tournament.
Triumph over tragedy: The heartbreak that drove Napier's league-winning hero
Jacob Fenton dedicated Napier City Rovers’ title to his late father.
Iwi mourns passing of kaumātua Haami Hilton
Haami Hilton served on the Ngāti Kahungunu board for 27 years.
From the Waipawa River to Slovakia: Charlie prepares for world youth fly fishing champs
Angler Charlie Laird is used to catching trout, now he has to figure out grayling.
Strong winds cause ‘busiest day’ of the year for Hawke’s Bay fire crews
Don’t burn when it is windy, firefighters urge the public.
Hastings Blossom Parade returns with new market and shorter route
New this year are the Blossom Market and Great Blossom Hat competition.
'Over the moon': Napier Girls' choir win a silver at The Big Sing Finale
The 38-member choir was selected among the top 24 from about 280 choirs across NZ.
Health NZ planning multi-storey acute services building at Hawke's Bay Hospital
A source says the building's planned location is on the site of the old nurses' homes.
'Couldn't help myself': Napier knitter's garments win wool awards
Her entries used leftover materials and New Zealand merino.
'Resonates strongly': Magpies pull on charity jersey against Otago
The players' jerseys will be auctioned to fundraise for suicide prevention in Hawke's Bay.
The disarming straight stretch of highway that keeps taking lives
Police are launching a campaign on the road after a 'horrendous' 18 months.
Waikare Gorge farmland purchase plan: NZTA hopes to resolve issues without court
Farmland is needed for the proposed State Highway 2 Waikare Gorge realignment.