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More than a thousand cannabis plants and 10 kilos of harvested marijuana, worth a million dollars, have been seized by the Police in Hawke's Bay. Audio

Heavy rain has already started to fall in northern Hawkes Bay, in the start of a weather event which could bring flooding to coastal and riverside towns. Audio

A 124-year-old dissecting microscope belonging to the pioneer William Colenso and beautiful 239-year-old journal about an Endeavour voyage are going under the hammer in Auckland next Wednesday. Audio

A Danniverke farmer could find himself 20-thousand dollars out of pocket for faking a new breed of hawk. Audio

The man shot in the chest by police because he said he had a gun and was going to use it, was unarmed and possibly pointing a glass bottle at the officer from underneath his sweatshirt. Audio

A 48-year-old Central Hawke's Bay man is in a stable condition in Hawke's Bay Hospital after being shot by police early this morning. Audio

Mental health care in Hawke's Bay is set to benefit from the sale of the old Napier hospital site. Audio

Returning now to the big swells due to hit Homoana and other parts of coastal Hawkes Bay this morning. Audio

Swells of up to four metres are being forecast for many parts of the East Coast today. Audio

Big sea swells are threatening a possible evacuation of people along the Hawke's Bay coast. Audio

Our reporter in Hawke's Bay is Heugh Chappell. Audio

It's two months since more than five hundred millimetres of rain caused millions of dollars of damage, to coastal farms and roads in Central and Northern Hawke's Bay. Audio

The Corrections Department says a six-hour long stand-off at the prison started after a fire broke out in an inmate's cell at about six o'clock yesterday afternoon. Audio

A prison guard says the Hawke's Bay roof-top protest got out of hand because they weren't allowed to use batons and pepper spray on the inmates. Audio

The protest began last night after a prisoner was told he was being reclassified to maximum security status, because of his bad behaviour. Audio

In a stand-off with guards and inmates at Hawke's Bay Regional Prison five prisoners are holed up on the roof of a prison wing. Audio

Five prisoners are holed up in the roof cavity of a prison wing at Hawke's Bay Regional Prison. The Corrections Department says they are contained in the wing and there is no risk to public safety. Audio

Otane got its start in 1884 when sections in the area were auctioned off in Napier, each fetching around £70 at the time. Within a year the railway was operating, and this became an important… Audio

Help is pouring in for farmers in Hawke's Bay who have been left to pick up the pieces after the worst storm to hit the region in living memory. Audio

The police in Waikato are investigating the death of a baby in unusual circumstances, while in Hawkes Bay they're looking into how a 10-week old got significant non-accidental injuries. Audio

A Trust set up to to help more than a hundred Hawkes Bay farmers hit by the worst storm they can remember has come up with a plan. Audio

A week after Hawke's Bay was battered by severe storms, almost forty homes in Te Awanga, Ocean Beach and Waimarama remain off-limits. Audio

Six days after severe storms first hit the Hawke's Bay, some farmland remains isolated with slips and floodwaters blocking roads. Audio

Hawke's Bay is still struggling to deal with the effects of last week's severe storms. Schools in Wairoa will be closed today while the council tries to restore water supplies. A state of emergency… Audio

Some farmers in Central Hawke's Bay, hit by the worst storm in living memory, are facing a massive cleanup with fencing destroyed and paddocks looking like bomb sites. Audio