Te Mata Peak
Rongoā - a pathway to wellness on Te Mata Peak
A garden is being developed on the slopes of Te Mata Peak to enable more people easy access to rongoā Māori - traditional Māori healing with the help of plants. Tyne Nelson is among those leading the… Audio
Te Mata Peak Give-a-Little for $1.5m: Mike Devonshire
The public's being asked to help fund-raise $1.5 million, to buy 8.5 hectares of land on Te Mata Peak in Havelock North. Te Mata Peak is Hawke's Bay's most visited tourist attraction and is managed by… Audio
Locals storm out after Craggy Range Te Mata Peak agreement
Ngāti Kahungunu and Craggy Range Winery announced yesterday they would close the existing, controversial track, and build a new one that will protect areas of cultural significance. Video, Audio
Iwi, winery compromise on new Te Mata peak track
A Hawke's Bay iwi and a local winery who have been at loggerheads over a controversial track snaking up Te Mata Peak say they're going to close it and build a new one together. Video, Audio
Winery backtracks on promise to remove Te Mata Peak track
Craggy Range pledged to restore the land back to its original state earlier this year following an outcry from the public, including local iwi, who were not consulted about the track. Video, Audio
Backtrack on controversial Te Mata Peak path
A contentious walking track from the eastern slopes of Te Mata Peak in the Hawke's Bay will be removed.
Te Mata Peak track: 'It was like a stab in the heart'
A Hawke's Bay winery has apologised to local iwi, Ngāti Kahungunu, for carving a walking track on land believed to be of huge ancestral and historical importance.
Winery apologises to iwi for carving track on Te Mata Peak
A Hawkes Bay winery has apologised to local iwi, Ngati Kahungunu, for carving a walking track on land believed to be of huge ancestral and historical importance. The iwi was so outraged to find the… Audio