
Seal the borders: Mahia locals unimpressed with lockdown breaches
Lockdown breaches in the coastal settlement of Mahia have not won the "seal of approval".
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
They were called to the scene about 2.45pm.
There are now 302 places of interest. Eight new sites including takeaways and gyms.
'Micro-preemie' baby fights for his life in NICU at Wellington Hospital
Napier family could not get home despite extra Air New Zealand flights out of resort town.
Two vehicles had driven close to 500km before being told to turn around and go home.
'Be a devil, come in,' a sign outside the shop exhorts.
"They are barely making ends meet now," says Flaxmere's Henare O'Keefe.
"I've not got make-up on, so it's great."
Musical duo, The Cellars, are organising and performing in an all-women artistic event.
Damien O'Connor met with more than 180 primary sector leaders and gave them good news.
'We've got some fantastic staff, we just need you to appreciate and look after them.'
Ishaan Prasad, 16, was hit by a train while on his way to school in Napier last week.
Sport, entertainment events, meetings are proving a nightmare for organisers.
"I want quality not quantity," says a Flaxmere woman trying to get her whānau home.
The power cut appeared to be managed by reducing hot water charging.
The Weekend Herald looks back at the crashes in New Zealand with the highest fatalities.
"We want to create a 'girls' game of cricket, where they can have their own pathway."
Two men charged with murder have been remanded for a trial next July.
"Our thoughts are with the family during this difficult time."
Charges were laid after car missing a tyre was forced off the road.
"I am extremely disappointed in this standard of behaviour from you."
"We want to tell stories of New Zealand."
"I've had some incredibly great times ... and I will cherish them forever."
"The worst thing we can do is just stop," MyEnviro creator Brent Paterson says.
Student cycling to high school hurt in collision with freight train.
"It was like driving through needles."
Regional council contractors began work opening the rivermouth before high tide.
Staff were brought back to work after they'd been in contact with the Rio De La Plata.
About 20,000 Hawke's Bay properties are located in tsunami evacuation zones.