
'Huge loss': Pushback at plan to close Hawke's Bay post branches
Raureka Masonic Village residents are preparing a petition.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Nearly nine in 10 stolen vehicles are more than 10 years old.
A new tenant is moving into Napier's former Pacifica restaurant - and it isn't an eatery.
A licence deal lets Hawke's Bay Wine Company keep trading while assets are sold.
Drawcards in February include fishing, rugby league and Art Deco.
The 1931 Hawke's Bay quake killed 256 people and injured thousands.
The 10-session VR course costs $150 and undercuts many in-car lessons.
A Hawke's Bay medical centre is welcoming the rule change for 12-month prescriptions.
The 46-year-old was found unresponsive on the ground at around 1am.
The Napier race, first held in the 1970s, has been called the only "true" offshore race.
Adrian Wright oversees safety on all Hawke's Bay waterways.
Ed Donohue wasn't in the Bay long but it was a heady time when he arrived in the mid '70s.
This year’s contest drew more than 500 Hawke’s Bay summer photo entries.
OPINION: While we still can, the country needs to invest in our defence.
The group wants the council to block forestry consents on red and orange land.
Passing or holding forged notes can lead to up to 10 years in prison.
Napier wool auctions date back to the 1800s. They will likely come to an end in April.
MetService says Hawke's Bay can expect clear skies from Friday to Monday.
One youth has been charged over the incident that happened about 1.15am yesterday.
Wool sector changes see PGG Wrightson end its long-running Napier auctions.
The two-week Tō Waha dental care initiative is free for adults with urgent dental pain.
About 2500 tickets have been available for the February 19-23 vintage train rides.
Police and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner are investigating.
The new ward is being built in sections and will have 28 beds.
The public is asked to recognise the site is still a hazardous area.
Police are asking for help to locate four offenders involved in a petrol station robbery.
PGG Wrightson says no staff will lose their jobs in the move.
Work will disrupt traffic on both the Hawke's Bay Expressway and State Highway 51.
NZTA warns at least 1000 more truckloads of slip debris must still be cleared.
The $4.2m project extends Wairoa’s runway from 914m to 1250m.