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Napier businesses and locals are becoming increasingly worried about being safe in the city. Police around the palm trees of Clive Square, just around the corner from the city's homeless outreach centre. Photo: RNZ / Tom Kitchin Central Napier may be picturesque - lined with art deco buildings and palm trees. But people in the city say the levels of insecurity are reaching an alarming level. Homeless man Jeff often hangs around Clive Square, a central recreational spot in the city. He explained why he spent time there. "Well, the outreach centre's been open over there for the last 10 years a...

From the MTG: Ten men perish during rescue effort 7 May, 2021 06:00 PM 4 minutes to read Waitangi Railway Bridge after the 1897 flood. Photo / Supplied Hawkes Bay Today By: Gail Pope Overshadowed by the Scenic Hotel Te Pania on Napier's Marine Parade, is a statuesque yet forlorn monument erected to commemorate the April 16, 1897 flood. Etched deeply into two of the marble plaques are the words: "Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends." On the opposite side are the words: "This monument was erected by the people of Napier to commemorate a deed of heroi...

100 years of school dentists: Primitive gear gone, but still on a mission 23 Apr, 2021 01:11 AM 3 minutes to read Youngest graduate Sam Melsop who graduated in 2017, and oldest Enthie Ainge who graduated in 1944, cutting the cake at the Hawke's Bay celebration. Photo / Ian Cooper Youngest graduate Sam Melsop who graduated in 2017, and oldest Enthie Ainge who graduated in 1944, cutting the cake at the Hawke's Bay celebration. Photo / Ian Cooper In 100 years of dental services in New Zealand schools, the primitive equipment has disappeared but the desire to help improve kids' teeth hasn't chang...