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Bishop John Bluck with the cathedral's historic brass eagle which is missing two of its lion "feet".
After the destruction and terror of the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake an eagle, in what was once shining brass but blackened by flames, rose like a phoenix from the rubble and ashes of the shattered Cathedral of St John Cathedral in Napier.
Wairarapa makes the first move a " applies to merge its three local authorities
Local Government Commission The Local Government Commission has received an application to reorganise the three Wairarapa local authorities into a single council.
Judge tells accused to leave Bay
A Samoan national accused of raping a 16-year-old girl in a Flaxmere park has been banned from returning to Hawke's Bay unless he is due to appear in court.
Interior demolition and strengthening refurbishment work has resumed on the old Farmers building site in Napier.
Editorial: Night of Bay stars bedazzles
The best of Hawke's Bay's sporting talent was honoured at a glittering awards ceremony at the Pettigrew-Green Arena on Saturday night.
Prime Minister John Key has expressed his support for a multi-million-dollar irrigation scheme in the Hawke's Bay.
Community leader joins board of Hawke's Bay Opera House
Chairman John Buck has confirmed the appointment of Michael Bain as a director on the board of the Opera House for a period of 3 years from July 1st 2013.
Public invited to Hastings Civic Honours awards ceremony
The public is being invited to attend a ceremony where community volunteers will be presented with their 2013 Civic Honours awards.
Villa Maria Private Bin Merlot Cabernet Sauvignon 2011, New Zealand
Hawke's Bay on the North Island excels with Bordeaux varieties, such as merlot and cabernet sauvignon, and there's a strong likeness in this savoury red to those of the French region.
Drive to get golf top of tourist wish list
Hawke's Bay Tourism looks set to be part of a project aimed at raising the profile of the country's golf tourism industry.
MY WAY: Kevin O'Connell, co-owner of Clyde Style, says the company has stuck steadfastly to its core business.
Police are hunting a man who robbed the Horse and Hound bar at gunpoint on Saturday.
A barman was robbed at gunpoint and assaulted while four patrons were attacked outside another pub in two violent episodes at the weekend.
Crash drivers billed over $100k
Hastings teenager Romy Goodfellow was billed nearly $1400 for a near-fatal crash in which she crashed into a ditch near Taradale last year.
Glamorous clothing, fine food and the best in the business will culminate in one big night out for Hawke's Bay's hospitality industry.
Stop, go, freeze: Our fear of crime
The recorded crime rate is at its lowest level since 1982, yet fear of crime remains high.
Focus on housing 'an erosion of democracy'- critic
Henare O'Keefe is "quietly optimistic" Te Aranga marae's Homes for Families project will find traction thanks to the Budget.
Nash, Guy at odds over water plan
Labour's Napier spokesman Stuart Nash has hit back at a claim the party is withdrawing support for the Ruataniwha water storage scheme and that it was a "slap in the face for farmers in Hawke's Bay". Minister for Primary Industries Nathan Guy made the comment this week, saying the proposed Ruataniwha scheme had the potential to irrigate an extra ... (more)
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Stephanie Milligan poses with Whizzarita after a training session in the build-up to the September Trans-Tasman Western Riding Challenge in Melbourne.
The auction is the most highly regarded in New Zealand.
If you're serious about collecting wines of rarity and significance, then you could do worse than cast your eye over the offerings at the 22nd Hawke's Bay Winegrowers' Charity Fine Wine Auction this Queen's Birthday weekend.
Editorial: Hospital first stop for poor
Sickness is big business. These next few months are to the health industry what early autumn is to apple picking.