Latest from Hawke's Bay

Wang Yibo will front a multi-channel campaign for NZ-grown apples.

It is designed for short-stay surgical patients and surgical assessments.

'We came up with the idea: how cool would it be to enter a team from New Zealand?'

The back is closing in on his 100th top-flight league appearance, despite being only 22.

On Thursday, it'll be 600 days, to the day, since the last race in Hastings.

It's time for a conversation about 'who we are and where we want go next' - Tararua mayor.

Sacred take heart from a huge second half to beat defending 1A champions.

The crash happened about 9.30am at the intersection of Grays Rd and Lane St.

Another person in the vehicle suffered moderate injuries and is in hospital.

From glassblowing to bone carving, get hands-on in NZ.

The Hawke's Bay Open attracts many of the top-ranked cueists in New Zealand.

'We want PIQA Red to be the new avocado, a fruit people get genuinely excited about.'

Toni Davies started out riding racehorses on the beach but is now starring on the track.

A 5-month-old twin boy died while sleeping on his stomach in a 'sleeping pod'.

Michael Voss won in 2h 19m 52s, slashing over four minutes off his 2022 mark.

More than 7800 runners took part, with over 81% from outside Hawke's Bay.

Jordan Walker is a creative producer and community advocate who grew up in Gisborne.

A week ago, the Hawks were on a run of 12 losses in a row. Now they've won two in a row.

Rescue unit faces a bill of $500k-plus as it replaces a boat engine and the HQ roof.

Willow Dargaville, 5, lives with the rare genetic disorder mucolipidosis type 2.

'Owner-occupiers looking to downsize and investors were the most active buyer groups.'

Hawke's Bay mum-of-four Gina Urlich has her energy back after a cancer battle.

Will Foley and Wendy Schollum want central support for an independent feasibility study.

The Kiwi champ was edged out by Katherine's water plant in the transtasman taste test.

The Big Barrel Hawks basketball team will celebrate its 50th anniversary in June.

Wool auctions have been held in Napier since the 1800s. That legacy will now continue.

The Samoan-Kiwi tenor received the Chevalier de l’ordre des Arts & des Lettres in Paris.

Poet and performer Nafanua Purcell Kersel won for her first collection, Black Sugarcane.

Experts estimate only about 20 to 100 native kōkōwai remain in the region.