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The sense of anticipation in the theatre was palpable...
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Quadbike emergency near Waimarama, Hawke’s Bay
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Hastings reduces rates rise to 19 per cent; Popular pool's closure on ice
The council has made decisions on its rates rise and Frimley Pool.
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The Hawke's Bay couple claimed their prize at one of Hawke's Bay's busiest supermarkets.
'Technically a write off': Renowned late artist's flood-hit home to become a creative project
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Central Hockey Club teams have showcased their skills
A touch of complacency crept in, resulting in a conceded goal.
Rocket Lab signs deal to get Japanese satellites into space
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Cyclone sanctuary, new hospital honoured in prestigious architecture awards
Judge says region's architecture wins 'uplifting' for region.
CHB greets Matariki with steady rain
On Monday, July 1, there will be a dawn ceremony at Pukekaihau Pā, Waipukurau.
School lockdown lifted, police still working on 'ongoing incident' in Wairoa
Council offices were 'among sites immediately locked down as a precaution'.
Triumph over addiction: Peter Thorburn shares his journey to transformation
Large Dannevirke audience hears critical meth information.
SH2 reopens after logging truck's roll
Logging truck rolls in Hawke's Bay, leaving the main road littered with its load.
The art of celebrating Matariki
The exhibition features more than 60 creatives from every corner of Aotearoa.
'Right place at the right time' Trevor Jackson inducted into Road Transport Hall of Fame
Trevor Jackson could be safely described as a 'doer'.
Toitū te tiriti - honour the Tiriti
Toitū Te Tiriti movement is about learning together and supporting each other.
Matariki in Wairoa involves lanterns and fireworks
Bring gumboots and a spade for harakeke planting and checking out inanga spawning sites.
Battle of Hastings looms in historic Ranfurly Shield match
General admission for the June 26 Shield match is free. It costs to sit in the grandstand.
Community effort sees native grasses planted at Ōmakere
'It was a great community effort,' said Kahlia Fryer, catchment co-ordinator at TLC.
Napier Farmers targeted in latest Hawke's Bay break in
A business owner says retail crime is happening too often across the city.
Wet weather cancels Matariki-inspired event in Flaxmere
The event would have featured lanterns being floated in a pond at a park.
Change can’t come soon enough says Wairarapa MP Mike Butterick
Sensibly, restrictions around schools will stay in place.
'Makes me feel sick': School principal blasts Actura NZ after cancelled space school trip
One student won a scholarship for the trip after being rescued during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Wairoa Athletic's club day promises a community weekend
It's boom times for the club, which hosts rugby, squash, netball and football too.
Napier Mayor talks importance of council facilities
Kirsten Wise talks about local spaces being the heart of the community.
Purple patch after theft: Bay Blueberries bounces back with industry security advice
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The BRIGHT Project is bringing colour to Flaxmere Park
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Watch out for the up in coming youth players at Greendale Tennis Club
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Top sportswoman Jill Norman in national pickleball team
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Sally Dryland honoured with life membership of Tararua Federated Farmers
Sally Dryland joined the executive of Tararua Fed Farmers in 2011.
'We think we need to double the amount of RSE workers' - PM Chris Luxon
The RSE scheme brings in workers from nine Pacific countries, including Papua New Guinea.