Another 1200 properties can rebuild; future of Wairoa properties remains uncertain
More properties can rebuild, but the future of 600 in Wairoa is still unclear.
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Project Domino ‘band-aid’ buys time for troubled Hawke’s Bay hospital
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Council agrees to fund design of repaired Dannevirke impounded supply
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Dannevirke Under-15 netball girls heading to Gold Coast tournament
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Dannevirke Community Vehicle Trust takes delivery of Ford Escape FHEV Hybrid
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Pōrangahau rugby season ‘one of the best’
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Women’s waka ama coach shows mettle after Omāhu home damaged in cyclone
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Matariki event celebrates Kaumātua
A celebration for Matariki acknowledges the significant role of kaumātua.
Calf rearing: From paddock to pen
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Art Deco: ‘The busiest town’s been in a long time’
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Man charged after burglaries in Hastings
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Schools rugby: Napier hoping for home Super 8 final
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Kindy giving back to parents and children through Matariki
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Girls can do anything at Havelock North Wanderers football club
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Hawke's Bay runner smashes 39-year-old NZ steeples record
The national 3000 metres record hadn't been touched since 1984.
Body of man found after search off Hawke’s Bay coast
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Dannevirke Lions have never been busier
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Four players from Tararua District represented local squash clubs
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Lessons learnt in rugby season will help Aotea club in premier division for 2024
Aotea Rugby Team retains position in premier HB Rugby
Dream fulfilled with Pūkaha's new education centre
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Hawke's Bay households' big financial decision: Annual money, or a '$12,000 payout'?
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Hawke’s Bay gymnasts share honours with joint victory at nationals
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'Sour taste’: Hawks look at their options over last-second play call that ended their season
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Football Ferns mania hits Hawke’s Bay as women’s game on the up
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The three-week quake nobody felt - entire Māhia Peninsula shifts 2cm east
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Norsewood School unveils and blesses new entrance
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