'Would cause great anger': Council considering wiping farming group's $400k consent debt
So far $100 has been paid - in the form of two $50 notes thrown towards council leaders.
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Keisha Meek was runner-up in a regional competition.
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125 people returned to their vehicle and were met with a $40 fine.
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Napier Libraries abolish fees for returning your books late
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Wednesday night blackout: It was the cat’s volt
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Ōringi bridge work finally to begin
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Government's cyclone horticulture relief package relies on generosity of banks
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Dannevirke water supply repairs 'cannot be delayed'
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Two discharged from hospital after dramatic rescue from sea off Napier
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Tararua Reap thriving with new leader at helm
New Tararua Reap boss Elaine Reilly is getting to know the community.
Cat that caused an estimated 25,000 properties in Napier and Hastings to lose power dies, owner sought
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Lindsay Farm raw milk recalled due to campylobacter fears
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Water meters, moving business to Wairoa? Hawke's Bay prepares for dry future
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Westshore playground re-opens with new upgrades
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Rescue helicopter airlifts people out of rough seas off Napier coast
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'He's done himself and his family proud': Local comes home with two medals
Pahīatua's Jamie Davidson finished the Special Olympics on a high note.
Farmer suspected earthquake after massive hillside crack ‘got blood flowing’
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Hopes of brotherly face-off at shearing world champs dashed
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Tararua WI takes top prize for second year
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