Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The PM faced questions on sexual harm, the economy and Māori representation in Napier.
A judge called the cutting of trees 'a cynical act of harassment' towards a neighbour.
'It is really sad to hear this has happened. It was a wonderful place.'
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Brydon Boyce has served less than half his sentence for manslaughter.
Hawke’s Bay Coffin Club makes more than 500 baby coffins a year but needs space.
Five years ago, the annual payment was $230.
Ronald Jeero used to hide under classroom desks to attend school in Uganda.
Wednesday's Super Club finals are the main attraction in a week of HB netball showdowns.
A man found critically injured at the scene has died in hospital.
One school had 120 students off sick. Another had five of seven teachers away ill.
'If you’re not proud of something, then you shouldn’t continue to do it.'
'I'm stoked that I can be involved in both worlds every day while getting paid for it.'
The announcement in Napier will expand a service for young children with complex needs.
Silverstream, St Andrew's and Southland also claimed major schoolboy titles.
The man's first car was spiked by police, but he wasn't ready to hand himself in.
'We just deal with it, with Pamol.'
Shaun Karauria stabbed Sandeep Dhiman nine times, then returned to attack him again.
The Very Reverend Ruihana Paenga is the first Māori dean of Waiapu.
'I told him I needed help, but he just walked away over the hill and disappeared.'
Joan Patten hopes her story inspires others to keep searching for missing family medals.
'When you’re just sitting, waiting for the day to pass ... that’s not living.'
Two Hawke's Bay Four Squares just kilometres apart sold winning tickets in one night.
The 88-year-old had a history of falling and had fractured her hip the previous year.
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Police seized cannabis, cocaine, LSD, firearms and $12,000 cash during a search.
Firefighters say the ground gave way around the man and he tumbled down through trees.
A large housing project on the prime Havelock North land could be fast-tracked.
The three applicants claim the satellite launches could have helped Israel's military.
