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Bay teens face prosecution over Facebook sites
Hastings police say prosecution cases have been brought against two Hawke's Bay teens who set up hate pages on Facebook and that other Hawke's Bay teens are risking arrest by setting up pages such as "Taradale Confessions." The emergence of Facebook pages set up by Hawke's Bay teens to spread explicit...
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Shock closure of city cinema
The curtains are coming down on 80 years of cinematic history when Reading Cinemas closes its Hastings theatre on Sunday night, making the town the only...
Rocky road angers resident
Hastings man Ian Glenny hopes the rocky ride around a neighbourhood street will soon be fixed after damage to his car which "bellied"
Praise for Bay water safety
The tragic drowning of a Palmerston North mother at an idyllic Hawke's Bay beach was the sole water death recorded for Hawke's Bay last year.
From some sunshine to snowfall
Local man Dave Miller will switch a sweltering weekend of competition at the Hawke's Bay Open for a long plane ride to
McCullum captain as Taylor stumbles
AS HEAD groundsman Phil Stoyanoff and his helpers grabbed the covers to protect the wicket, a middle-aged couple with their grandchild scurried up Harris Stand to...
- Masakadza magic
- To bench or not coach's call
- It's ton up times six but Taylor plays cool
- Tourists' tail still up says Jarvis
Long time retailer backs opening
A long-time, independent Hawke's Bay retailer is backing plans to open up the centre of Hastings city to vehicle traffic to unlock
- World Cup lifts HB tourism figures
- Hawke's Bay houses 'seriously' expensive
- KiwiSaver: When default is not best option
- Retailers want central Hastings rethink
Scooting along into trouble
IN THE corner of the garage is a scooter.
- Eva Bradley: Feeling iDependent to the core
- Text To Editor: 27/01/12
- Letters to Editor: dogs out at graveyard
- Editorial: Blighted forever by crashes
King sees best days still ahead of him
It's five years since Napier shearer Dion King set the world nine-hour lambshearing record, and almost another year since he won the ultimate prize, the Golden...
- Bay shearers a cut above the rest at competitions
- Shortage of sheep, abundance of grass
- Soy shows way to GMO free
- Milk trains increase rail traffic in Dannevirke
Travel: Up a lazy river
Expatriate Fijian Anendra Singh returns to see how his homeland is faring, and discovers he can no longer stand the heat
- Bubbles demand room to breathe
- Deliciously creamy cheeses (+recipes)
- Book review: Easy Barbecue
- Travel: Space to embrace nature
