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Statement released on behalf of Hawke’s Bay’s Mayors, Sandra Hazlehurst, Alex Walker, Kirsten Wise and Craig Little, and the Hawke’s Bay Regional Council Chair, Hinewai Ormsby For those displaced from their homes and communities, we are deeply ...

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The Hawke’s Bay Regional Council has today confirmed its rate increase which strikes a balance between keeping rates increases contained where it could, as well as resourcing for unplanned cyclone work. It has confirmed an average rates increase of 6 percent ...

The terms of reference for a review into the performance of Hawke’s Bay Regional Council’s flood scheme assets and river management programmes have been finalised and accepted by the Council. This signals the start of the review. Regional Council ...

More properties can rebuild, but the future of 600 in Wairoa is still unclear.

More than half of the residents located in provisional Category 2 and Category 3 areas across Hawke’s Bay have been moved to Category 1, less than two months after the land categorisations were first announced on 1 June. Hawke’s Bay Regional Council ...

More than half of Hawke's Bay residents with cyclone-damaged homes have been moved from the higher-risk categories 2 and 3 to the lower-risk category 1.

The Hawke’s Bay Disaster Relief Trust will be closing applications for phase 2 from 5pm, 21 July. In the latest round the Trust has paid $710,487 to the 110 approved applications. Hawke’s Bay Regional Council Chair Hinewai Ormsby says “We’ve ...

Category 1 means property owners in these areas can now start to rebuild.

Dr Nic Peet takes up the role of Chief Executive of the Hawke’s Bay Regional Council from today. Dr Peet was welcomed into the organisation with a pōhiri at Pukemokimoki Marae in Napier this morning. Hawke’s Bay Regional Council Chair Hinewai Ormsby ...