Hawke's Bay Today

Hawke's Bay Today is New Zealand's sixth largest regional daily newspaper published and, together with The Dominion Post on the recent regular newspapers in the country.

History

Hawke's Bay Today created by the merger of appearing in Napier The Daily Telegraph and the coming of Hastings Hawke 's Bay Herald - Tribune. The journal was first published on May 3, 1999.

Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph appeared as a liberal daily newspaper and in competition with the conservative Hawke's Bay Herald for the first time on February 1, 1871. 1982 took over the Hawkes Bay News Limited together with the Hawke 's Bay Tribune the sheet. Both newspapers kept their first names and continued to produce their own expenses. On 1 May 1999, the setting of the Telegraph was.

The Hawke 's Bay Herald - Tribune first appeared in January 1937 and was born from the merger of the two newspapers Hawke's Bay Herald and Hawke's Bay Tribune. After the merger with the Daily Telegraph on May 1, 1999, the setting of the Herald - Tribune.

Hawke 's Bay Herald

The first publication of the Hawke 's Bay Herald, dates back to the September 24, 1857, initially under the name of Hawke 's Bay Herald and Ahuriri Advocate, from 1858, but without the addition and Ahuriri Advocate. From 1879 to over 18 years was swept issued in addition to the Hawke 's Bay Weekly Courier. After the merger with the Hawke's Bay Herald Tribune the appeared on January 16, 1937 for the last time.

The Hawke's Bay Tribune Standard sprang from the Hastings founded in 1896 and was published for the first time in 1910. After Hawke's Bay earthquake of 3 February 1931, the newspaper company took over the printing of the Hawke 's Bay Herald and merged with him in January 1937.