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A newly released report shows mistrust running deep among Hawke's Bay doctors over how IT systems have been reporting back on vital medical scans.

The report from International Accreditation NZ… Audio

Some Hawke's Bay residents are fighting to stay in their homes that were untouched by floodwaters during Cyclone Gabrielle, yet have been deemed unsafe to live in.

The regional council says it's… Audio

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It's a big day tomorrow on the grapevines - when the 2023 Young Viticulturist of the Year National Final gets underway. Five young wine makers from around Aotearoa will take part in the competition in… Audio

Clean-up a pleasant surprise for Hawkes Bay apple grower. Audio

With crops in different conditions across the East Coast, the ongoing challenge is how to salvage what may be left and planning for next season. Grower Hugh Findlay speaks to Jesse. Audio

A Hawke's Bay conservation group is down, but not out, after Cyclone Gabrielle flooded its Esk Valley planting sites.

Despite a layer of silt nearly two metres deep in places, hardy three-year old… Audio

Six months after the Cyclone Gabrielle devastated parts of Hawke's Bay, growers in one of New Zealand's fruit bowls are slowly getting back on their feet. Apples and pears alone make up an industry… Video, Audio

A senior doctor blew the whistle for months on unsafe radiology services at Hawke's Bay Hospital.

Dr Bryan Wolf says it's criminal that despite his and RNZ's efforts to make this public, it's taken… Audio

Wild Game owners Jordan and Varnnah Hamilton-Bicknell were named Supreme Winner in both the bacon and the ham categories of the 100% New Zealand Bacon & Ham Awards. Audio

To the Central Hawkes Bay now where a toddler has died after a vehicle accident. Our reporter Kate Green is in Waipukurau where the tragic incident took place this morning. [embed]… Video, Audio

Hawke's Bay Today editor Chris Hyde joins Susie to talk about the region's special visitors: the All Blacks. The team will do a working bee at Tangoio Marae on Tuesday, before their open training… Audio

The Hawke's Bay Regional Council says the $500 million cyclone recovery package agreed with the Government is the first step to getting Hawke's Bay back on its feet.

The Council faces major work to… Audio

Hawke's Bay councils now have to sell ratepayers on a take it or leave it offer from the government to help buy out cyclone wrecked homes at high risk of being flooded again. 

The size of the bill is… Audio

It's been revealed five hawkes bay councils have been offered a take or leave it deal by the government for the shared buy-out of high risk homes hit by extreme weather. In June the government… Video, Audio

Hawke's Bay has hit a new milestone in its recovery from Cyclone Gabrielle.

More than 1200 homes have been shifted to Category 1 after spending the last two months in the more severe Categories 2 and… Audio

Hundreds of Hawke's Bay properties have had their risk level downgraded, after stopbank repairs were completed, meaning homeowners in Meeanee, Awatoto and Omahu can begin rebuilding their houses.

The… Audio

A new canyon like slip has appeared in a central Hawke's Bay farm and it's getting plenty of local attention.

Matt Holden who owns the Ongaonga farm says the land moved in the middle of the night and… Audio

Some Hawke's Bay whānau are still living on a marae, more than four months after Cyclone Gabrielle sent floodwaters rushing through their homes at Waiohiki.

They first evacuated to their own marae… Audio

The mystery of a new Hawke's Bay Hospital. Te Whatu Ora says it's too soon to be talking about the possibility of one, but Chris says that's what everyone's been doing for the past month or so. The… Audio