Lunches in school a big win for Karamū High School
There's been a successful rollout of a new school lunches programme at Karamū High School.
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The Armed Offenders Squad was called and a man was arrested.
"It could have been a far worse outcome without their quick thinking."
This Irish team is apples and oranges to the side the Bay horticulture boss played for.
The Ministry for Primary Industries will soon charge ETS participants a perpetual fee.
Advance voting is more than 40 per cent down from same stage of 2020 election.
Hastings Mayor happy to open 'beautiful Waiaroha Heretaunga Water Discovery Centre'.
Callsign Mav has been confirmed as a starter in Hawke's Bay's richest race.
Heretaunga Women's Centre come together to celebrate the women's suffrage movement.
The council building was condemned as an earthquake risk in 2017.
Totara slabs, an original toilet seat, and a taxidermy possum thrill museum visitors.
"There was a lot of laughing and dancing, heaps of fun. "
The Thursday Murder Club is back in Richard Osman's latest book, The Last Devil to Die.
It can be heartbreaking to have to leave your pets behind to go into a village.
The Glenbrooke Rd bridge was one of many wiped out by the cyclone in February.
The circumstances of the fire are under investigation and being treated as suspicious.
Emergency services were called to the property around 2am.
Funding for Hastings District Council and Taiwhenua housing partnerships announced.
OPINION: The sound I noticed was one I could not immediately identify.
Group comes together in Hastings to stand in solidarity with those suffering.
'By the time we have finished the CHB event we will have handed out about 72,000 posts.'
Be brave, but not brash, message after costly red cards dished out
Waipukurau's inaugural market day was greeted by wet weather but happy shoppers.
OPINION: I hate smoking, but I can still sympathise with those who do it.
It should be used to describe granny flats or sleepouts, not separate homes, planners say.
The Waipawa Spring Festival is also fondly known as Duck Day.
After 43 years, the cyclone and rising costs bring an end to the market garden in Meeanee.
Move to a possum contractor model has been parked, as council focuses on cyclone.
Catherine Daniels is fighting the system and stigma to raise awareness.