A chat about big fists between two Napier businessmen recently has led to a unique fundraising venture to support a cause both are keen to do their bit for - the Breast Cancer Cure Research Trust.
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A quad bike accidents study calls for better safety education aimed at young riders.
The Swannell family make serving soup to the homeless a family affair.
Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party leader Michael Appleby has lodged a complaint to the Human Rights Commission further challenging his exclusion from a candidates' television debate in Gisborne next week.
James Tango regularly raises eyebrows with his no-fear approach when playing for the Clive premier rugby side.
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Swan Lake is still a favourite with dance audiences worldwide and the Royal New Zealand Ballet will unleash its latest version to highlight its 60th anniversary next month.
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An Antarctic blast is set to hit Hawke's Bay toward the end of the week, with WeatherWatch forecasting the country will receive 48 to 72 hours of wild winter weather.
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A man accused of stabbing to death the mother of his children in Havelock North this month was allegedly breaching a protection order when police say he went to her home and murdered her, charges before court reveal.
It wouldn't have been a surprise if David Neilson was bombarded with free drinks from the moment he arrived at the Napier Pirate Rugby and Sports clubrooms on Saturday night.
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Children from throughout the eastern North Island gathered in Central Hawke's... more
The much-awaited Kids Capital Junior Bike Track along Marine Parade, Napier was... more
Saturday's historic signing of the Maungaharuru Tangiti settlement with the... more
1171 people and one dog registered for the Coast to Coast, walking and running... more
About 100 people marched to the HB Regional Council offices to protest a lack... more
About a thousand people turned out to see the Horse of the Year parade through... more
Hawke's Bay is one part of New Zealand which gets very dry over the summer... more
The Triple Peaks Challenge, organised by the Kiwi Adventure Trust, celebrated... more
The third race in the IronKids Triathlon Series was held yesterday, where... more
An Egyptian Belly Dance, Indian and Irish dancers along with kapa haka... more
Emotions ran high at the annual Relay For Life event with hoards of passionate... more
Barry Gibb wowed the Mission Concert 2013 with a string of Bee Gees hits. more
For this year's Mission Concert artist Barry Gibb, the moment was clearly... more
Thousands of people enjoyed 2013 Waitangi Day celebrations at two events on... more
Hawke's Bay Today is launching a new compact newspaper on 25 February. ... more
Sir Paul Holmes has left his Hawke's Bay home in a moving ceremony, with a... more
Well-travelled British band The Hollies produced a polished performance backed... more
Family, friends and media descended on Hawke's Bay Airport this week to welcome... more
It surprised me to learn that little more was required than a lavatory, a sink and some pipes.
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Sorry this is not a winning ticket," announced the self-scan machine at the Lotto counter. "Story of my life," I muttered as I headed into the supermarket for a cooked chook and some coleslaw and maybe a $15 chardonnay to go with it.
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A decision to allow a mental health patient to decline a potentially life-saving procedure has been slammed by a coroner. Wellington Regional Coroner Ian Roderick Smith criticised Capital and Coast District Health Board (DHB) in three inquest findings released today. He said 61-year-old Melvyn Bedford, who had an alcohol-induced dementia disorder, should never been given the choice of having a nasogastric tube inserted to drain fluid from his stomach while going under the knife for a hernia operation. Mr Bedford, well-known to the Kapiti Community Mental Health Team, and who was subject to…
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