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Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
A neighbour heard the bang and thought 'oh no, they are dead’.
Erueti Wirihana has admitted to killing Eddie Peters seven years ago in Hastings.
Anzac Day services were designed, by law, to commemorate those who served up to 1966.
The Profit Unleashed will also give a local startup the chance to present to the audience.
Environmental groups warn unchecked fires are damaging shingle beach habitats.
Crowds are expected to mark the day of remembrance, with clear skies forecast.
Family Start will shift from Oranga Tamariki to the Social Investment Agency in 2027.
A parade of 415 graduates rolled through the Napier CBD.
Napier City Council has hired specialist trainers to help staff stay safe in public.
The 'Glow Orange' event supports care for up to 258 families needing hospice help daily.
The Hawke's Bay Blues Club launches at Paisley Stage on Wednesday, May 6.
'If I can help one lady feel more confident about herself, then I feel I’m doing right.'
The 22-year-old striker carries a sacred tā moko on his right shin for whānau.
Four men took turns kicking and punching Boy Taylor for two minutes.
Some communities have bigger evacuation zones, while others have reduced ones.
Wande Braimoh was an 'amazing person doing well for herself and family', friends say.
New Zealand’s best active adventures to enjoy before the warm weather ends.
The goal is to welcome young people back to the Hawke's Bay scout campsite in spring 2026.
Many Wellington residents fled flooded homes and slips with little warning.
Police have laid the new charges in relation to alleged offending near Tūrangi on March 7.
Police are still working to establish the circumstances of the fire.
DoC has put up signs in the area and is monitoring for further seal sightings.
The river monitoring system was stolen from the Mohaka River's Raupunga site.
Critics worry about 'warning fatigue' but agency insists cyclone messages were justified.
Emergency services were called to Main North Rd in Bay View at 5am.
A coroner is investigating 19 deaths in an inquiry that has been running since last year.
John Crook feels he's being 'beaten over the head' for trying to save on energy costs.
Silt from Cyclone Gabrielle is being used to build up new bridge embankments.
'I’m lucky my boss values our safety, but not everyone is in that position.'