A man died yesterday, after being found with critical injuries on Sunday.
A man who lives at the address says a fight between two men occurred on the street last night.
Donations of property from the public are being used to stem the problem - but some are only a short term solution.
Locals have been growing bananas for decades, but now $100,000 in funding has been granted to turn it into big business.
The finished product can be used across many industries.
The region is still in recovery mode from storms over the past two weeks.
Concerned locals turned out at a meeting last night after 36 homes were affected by flooding and slash.
Two large fences have been erected at the Craggy Range path, with signs reading, "enter at your own risk".
The two organisations have been at loggerheads after the winery built a walking track on the sacred peak.
DOC has launched a trapping response programme to contain the outbreak of the pests.
The Napier City Council scheme has proved popular already.
Over 100 frustrated farmers packed a church in Pahiatua, wanting information,
The adult petrels will head to sea before hopefully returning to their new mountain home, benefiting the environment.
The track on Te Mata Peak sparked outrage when it was first created, causing it to be closed down.
Napier's venue is keen to put dire drainage in the past as it begins a nearly $5m turf replacement.
Kelly Donner was found with serious injuries and died at the scene.
The government is investing $5 million in the project which will take about 5000 trucks off the road.
A man was found with serious injuries outside a Flaxmere eatery at 10.45pm last night.
There a plenty of theories around, but no-one seems quite sure why so many more people have found work.
The soap box derby is an event that's been dominated by one local family for nearly 20 years.
It's hoped the mapping will help understand the phenomenon of "slow slip" earthquakes.
Jason Robert Trembath has pleaded not guilty to all 11 charges in court today.
A Supreme Court decision has allowed a group of home owners to fight their case against cladding company James Hardie in court.
Numbers of the bird have dropped by 80 per cent in the past three decades.
"We never intended to alienate or divide any part of our community by developing the public track" - Craggy Range CEO Michael Wilding.
Hawke's Bay iwi say they weren't consulted over a 2.4km walking track carved into a sacred peak.
Mycoplasma bovis has now been found on 12 farms.
A lack of initial consultation has upset locals over an exclusion zone during lift off attempts.
"All of our reservoirs are now looking more healthy."
Fourteen hundred people have signed up to climb Titirangi hill in Gisborne to fight the city's worrying health stats.
