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CD Stags wicketkeeper Dane Cleaver made up for some unfinished business in the opening match in Nelson with his fourth first-class century in Auckland today. Photo/Photosport

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Dane Cleaver's fourth ton speaks volumes of resolve

17 Oct, 2018 7:31pm

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Bluff Hill, Napier, where two men were spotted by a neighbour allegedly burgling a home. Photo / File

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Surprise, you were robbed: Stolen goods returned

17 Oct, 2018 1:29pm
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Weber's please explain phone call with All Blacks coach

17 Oct, 2018 10:08am
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'Gentle giant' lay dead in his home for weeks

17 Oct, 2018 8:30am
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One last beach trip: Daughter's final wish for dying mum

17 Oct, 2018 7:30am
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Tree fairy kicks festival off in style

17 Oct, 2018 7:00am
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The beautiful Vinoptima Estate with its premium grapes outside Gisborne. Photo/True Commercial

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Wine lake: 100,000L of premium NZ wine set to drench market

17 Oct, 2018 10:57am
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The wine could have a total value of over $9 million.

Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage says DOC is closing 21 walking tracks to stop the spread of kauri dieback Photo / Duncan Brown

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DOC closes 21 walking tracks to curb kauri dieback spread

17 Oct, 2018 10:54am
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"The best way to protect our kauri is to slow and stop the disease from spreading."

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Navy SEAL training needed to get through holidays

17 Oct, 2018 7:00am
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Tough week in the house

CD Stags seamer Seth Rance in full cry for a five-wicket bag against the Canterbury Kings at Saxton Oval, Nelson, ast Saturday. Photo/Photosport

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Seamer Rance says Aces will be another test

17 Oct, 2018 7:00am
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Central Districts Stags making most of purple patch in the four-day Plunket Shield format.

Jami-Lee Ross has done the right thing by everyone in quitting and not dragging this out.

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Mike Hosking: 'Jihadist' Jami-Lee Ross self-detonates

17 Oct, 2018 6:46am
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COMMENT: Ross has done the right thing by everyone in quitting and not dragging this out.

Light showers and brisk south-westerlies are expected in Auckland today. Photo / Doug Sherring

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Your weather: Cloudy with chance of rain and brisk winds

17 Oct, 2018 6:30am
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"Tomorrow will be better than today."

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National leader Bridges coming to Hawke's Bay

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Tourists provide good end to winter

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Hawke's Bay farmer Bruce Wills is supportive of Predator Free 2050 in Hawke's Bay. Photo/File.

Hawke's Bay farmers get in behind predator-free initiatives

7 Jul, 2018 6:00am

Farmers have made great inroads in reducing the possum population in Hawke's Bay.

Rod Dickson, Hawke's Bay Regional Council biosecurity adviser, believes the possum population has significantly reduced in urban areas. Photo/Supplied.

Possum population reducing in urban areas

7 Jul, 2018 6:00am

The Hawke's Bay Regional council has seen a reduction in of possums in urban areas

Shayne Walker, general manager, Maungaharuru-Tangitu Trust, says everyone should get on board with Predator Free Hawke's Bay. Photo / Warren Buckland

Poutiri Ao ō Tāne leader for Predator Free Hawke's Bay

7 Jul, 2018 6:00am

Maungaharuru-Tangitū Trust leads the way for a predator free Hawke's Bay.

Campbell Leckie from HBRC with one of his new fangled possum traps. 4th July 2018 Photographer Paul Taylor Hawke's Bay Today

Possums in headlights of eradication plan

7 Jul, 2018 6:00am

Government funding boost will help step up efforts to rid the region of predators.

Feral and stray cats are a major threat to biodiversity, and local councils are calling for regulatory powers for cat cat identification, cat de-sexing and responsible cat ownership. Photo / File

Feral and stray cat control a complex issue

7 Jul, 2018 6:00am

Microchipping considered best way to protect pet cats against feral cat control measures.

Roads such as Kahuranaki Rd in the Hastings district are getting damaged from the increased heavy vehicle activity across the region. Photo / Paul Taylor

'Wall of wood' brings challenges for roading network

30 Jun, 2018 6:00am

When the forests were planted 25-30 years ago, no one thought of the harvest challenges.

Westpac chief economist Dominick Stephens. Photo / Supplied

Insight: Economist sticks to guns

16 Jun, 2018 10:32am

Improvement in the economy will be followed by "moderation".

Health experts say yearly immunisation if the best way to protect against new strains of the virus. Photo / file

Vaccination updated to cover new strains

9 Jun, 2018 6:00am

ESR has created a real-time dashboard to track rate and severity of flu across country.

Netsafe chief executive Martin Cocker says there's no agreement on how much was the right amount of time to spend online. Photo / supplied

Digital devices new way of communicating

2 Jun, 2018 10:00am

As a society we may need to adjust our thinking on what being social is - Netsafe.

The dispute over the Te Mata track highlights RMA and district plan issues around cultural significance that are being played out across the country. Photo / File

Case highlights gaps in RMA, says academic

26 May, 2018 6:00am

Senior law lecturer says there could be a role for the Crown in settling such disputes.

Cranford Hospice chief executive Janice Byford-Jones. Photo / File

Experts speak out against the Seymour bill

19 May, 2018 11:06am

Concerns the Bill could run the risk of wrongful deaths.

Retired professor of geriatric medicine Dr David Richmond doesn't agree with voluntary euthanasia under any circumstances. Photo/File.

Legalising voluntary euthanasia a slippery slope: Geriatrician

19 May, 2018 10:07am

Dr David Richmond is against voluntary euthanasia in any circumstances.

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Mike Hosking: 'Jihadist' Jami-Lee Ross self-detonates

17 Oct, 2018 6:46am
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COMMENT: Ross has done the right thing by everyone in quitting and not dragging this out.

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Your weather: Cloudy with chance of rain and brisk winds

17 Oct, 2018 6:30am
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"Tomorrow will be better than today."

National leader Simon Bridges in Napier earlier this year. Photo / File

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National leader Bridges coming to Hawke's Bay

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Youth business initiatives and rural fun takes focus away from Parliamentary troubles.

George Hickton, Hawke's Bay Tourism Board chairman, with general manager Annie Dundas and Tourism New Zealand chief executive Stephen England-Hall. Photo / File

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Tourists provide good end to winter

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Tourists are spending more and staying longer - even in winter.

A public referendum is not the best way forward for the port, argues John Palairet. Photo File

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John Palairet: Port option has 'serious flaws'

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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"User pays" approach as a solution to the Napier Port is concerning

Dan Rowe is eyeing a United States college scholarship after his latest taste of international success. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Tennis: Bay junior Dan Rowe eyes US stint

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Dan Rowe reaches semifinals of International Tennis Federation event in Hamilton.

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Mike Hosking: 'Jihadist' Jami-Lee Ross self-detonates

17 Oct, 2018 6:46am
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COMMENT: Ross has done the right thing by everyone in quitting and not dragging this out.

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Your weather: Cloudy with chance of rain and brisk winds

17 Oct, 2018 6:30am
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"Tomorrow will be better than today."

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National leader Bridges coming to Hawke's Bay

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Youth business initiatives and rural fun takes focus away from Parliamentary troubles.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY | Business

Tourists provide good end to winter

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Tourists are spending more and staying longer - even in winter.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY | Business

John Palairet: Port option has 'serious flaws'

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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"User pays" approach as a solution to the Napier Port is concerning

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Tennis: Bay junior Dan Rowe eyes US stint

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Dan Rowe reaches semifinals of International Tennis Federation event in Hamilton.

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Heather Smith farms land on the southern border of Te Mata Peak park and has trouble with stray dogs and people leaving farm gates open. 17 October 2018. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Public upset Te Mata Peak farmers

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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One glass panel at the end of the viewing platform, Marine Parade, Napier has been vandalised. 16 October 2018. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Vandalism on Parade.

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Chloe Loftus, launch of the Hawke's Bay Arts festival in Havelock North. 15th October 2018 Photographer Pul Taylor Hawke's Bay Today

Arts Festival kicks off

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Local Focus: Wairoa reaching out at Destination Playground

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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The remains of a freight truck which caught fire on the Napier-Taupo Rd about 2-30am this morning, closing the road, disrupting traffic and causing a late delivery of Hawke's Bay Today. Video by Duncan Brown. 12 October 2018 NEWS Hawke's Bay Today Photograph by Duncan Brown.

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Truck fire on Taupo Rd

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Local Focus: Gisborne opens up its bridge

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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L-R Piriniha Prentice chairman Mana Ahuriri Trust, Eugenie Sage Conservation Minister, Joinella Maihi-Carroll chairperson Te Kamiti Muriwai. New Zealand's landmark biodiversity strategy is set for an upgrade, it was announced in Hawke's Bay today. 9 October 2018. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Eugenie Sage: HB Public urged to protect biodiversity.

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Sandra Hazelhurst Hastings Mayor bowls the first ball to open the NZ Junior Youth Ten Pin bowling championship, Superstrike Hastings. 4 October 2018. NEWS SPORT. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Time for Ten pin.

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Draught Horses. Ploughmen and women competed in the Takapau Ploughing club annual competition held at Majella farm, Takapau, Central Hawke's Bay. 6 October 2018. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Ploughing pasture in Takapau.

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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HAWKE'S BAY TODAY | Business

John Palairet: Port option has 'serious flaws'

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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"User pays" approach as a solution to the Napier Port is concerning

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Tennis: Bay junior Dan Rowe eyes US stint

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Dan Rowe reaches semifinals of International Tennis Federation event in Hamilton.

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Editorial: Unpleasant truths reflect changing times

17 Oct, 2018 5:40am
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Talk to your neighbours, it won't kill you, but it might save them.

David Marsen said leasing the port would be a killer for the region. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Port employee: Option four could 'kill' region

17 Oct, 2018 5:00am
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Port employee says one funding option would be a killer to the region.

Businessman Yukin Zhang and National Party leader Simon Bridges, in pictures distributed by rogue MP Jami-Lee Ross. Photo/Supplied

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National put up Chinese millionaire for QB honour list

17 Oct, 2018 5:00am
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National Party said to be behind Queen's honour for Chinese businessman.

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National put up Chinese millionaire for QB honour list

17 Oct, 2018 5:00am
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National Party said to be behind Queen's honour for Chinese businessman.

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John Palairet: Port option has 'serious flaws'

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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"User pays" approach as a solution to the Napier Port is concerning

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Tennis: Bay junior Dan Rowe eyes US stint

17 Oct, 2018 6:00am
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Dan Rowe reaches semifinals of International Tennis Federation event in Hamilton.

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Editorial: Unpleasant truths reflect changing times

17 Oct, 2018 5:40am
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Talk to your neighbours, it won't kill you, but it might save them.

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Port employee: Option four could 'kill' region

17 Oct, 2018 5:00am
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Port employee says one funding option would be a killer to the region.

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National put up Chinese millionaire for QB honour list

17 Oct, 2018 5:00am
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National Party said to be behind Queen's honour for Chinese businessman.

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National put up Chinese millionaire for QB honour list

17 Oct, 2018 5:00am
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National Party said to be behind Queen's honour for Chinese businessman.

Jami-Lee Ross yesterday called a press conference at Parliament with bombshell accusations of fraud and corruption against National Party leader Simon Bridges. Photo / Mark Mitchell

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Blue blood: 'Lone wolf' Jami-Lee Ross off to police

17 Oct, 2018 5:00am
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Another dramatic day in Parliament as claim and counter-claim are made.

Hugh Crawford, account manager for Anon New Zealand in Dannevirke, out in the rain and wind on Dannevirke's High St last Friday, collecting for Pink Ribbon Day. Photo / Christine McKay

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In the freezing wind and rain, fundraisers donned their pink

17 Oct, 2018 4:00am
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Get regular checks, cancer fundraiser urges.

Philamena Beale, the new manager of Dannevirke's AMP Wai Splash Pool complex. Photo / Christine McKay

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Dannevirke's new pool manager into swim of things

17 Oct, 2018 4:00am
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New manager keen to take a fresh approach to drive the pool complex.

Chardonnay is back baby! The varietal swept the pool of plaudits at the Hawke's Bay's A&P Bayleys Wine Awards. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Chardonnay stars at Hawke's Bay wine awards

16 Oct, 2018 11:36pm
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Villa Maria take out top Hawke's Bay region award, as Chardonnay makes its mark.

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Some of the SALUTE Wairoa team with the new Touchtable - Andrew Hume, left, Sue Wilson, Rita Morrison, Liz Greenslade, Dennis Munro, Gail Menzies and Sherayl McNabb. Photo / Supplied

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Digital Wairoa war memorial to be unveiled

12 Jul, 2018 6:45am
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Touch-screen technology will bring the stories of 900 Wairoa WWI veterans to life.

The nurses have received plenty of support from passersby. Photo / File

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Watch Video: Nurses on strike

12 Jul, 2018 8:42am
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Nurses say the strike is about better care, not money.

Hawke's Bay is still considered one of the five most affordable regions to buy a house. Photo / File

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Home affordability improving in region

12 Jul, 2018 6:00am
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From March to June this year, house-price growth fell by 7 per cent in this region.

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Star Wars in Piha: Inside an out-of-this-world eco beach house

17 Oct, 2018 9:57am

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Seven ways to spot a property investor

16 Oct, 2018 10:20am
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Buying a home and an investment property are two very different things.

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Did American bison pull this house into place?

17 Oct, 2018 9:03am
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History of Karaka house shrouded in mystery.

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Why the worst is over for NZ property market

17 Oct, 2018 9:01am
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Despite sales dropping in September, outlook for the market is positive, says CoreLogic.

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Flexi time for mums helps their kids sleep better

17 Oct, 2018 2:01pm

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How does working in New Zealand compare with overseas?

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Teacher recruitment plan too little too late

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How to get a job after uni

17 Oct, 2018 12:00pm
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Use the study years to make yourself attractive to employers.

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Lion trainers bring silver service to hospo

17 Oct, 2018 8:36am
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Perceptions of hospitality as a career option are changing.

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Napier Port's ownership is up for debate, with public consultation opening yesterday. Photo / Warren Buckland

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The all-too common dilemma of Napier Port

Port ownership is a common question for councils to ask.

The glass on Napier's viewing platform has been smashed again. Photo / Warren Buckland

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A shattering blow for Napier's ocean lookout

Questions asked after latest viewing-platform vandalism.

Krysten Cottrell is happy with the progress she is making with her knee injury before the Black Ferns Northern Tour. Photo/File

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Rugby: Cottrell's ready for next Black Ferns stint

Jonah Lowe makes Maori All Blacks for first time

If allegations by Rogue MP Jami-Lee Ross are true then National Party Leader Simon Bridges could face up to two years in jail, Electoral lawyer Graeme Edgeler says. Photo / Hagen Hopkins

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Electoral lawyer: If allegations true, Bridges could face jail

A conspiracy charge could be among the possible repercussions, electoral lawyer says.

Hawke's Bay Police are urging the public to check in on their older neighbour's. Photo / File.

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Elderly lie dead in homes for weeks

Hawke's Bay Police are urging the public to check in on their older neighbours.

National leader Simon Bridges, flanked by colleagues, from left, Amy Adams, Mark Mitchell, Judith Collins and Paula Bennett, announcing their caucus has expelled Jami-Lee Ross. Photo / Mark Mitchell

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Nats in crisis: Bridges rebukes 'lying lone wolf' Jami-Lee Ross

National leader Simon Bridges responds to 'corruption' claims by Jami-Lee Ross.

National MP for Botany Jami-Lee Ross during his press conference at Parliament. Photo / Mark Mitchell

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Nats expel Jami-Lee Ross: 'Lying, leaking, lashing out'

National caucus meets to decide fate of 'rogue, disloyal' Jami-Lee Ross.

National MP for Botany Jami-Lee Ross resigned from Parliament today after calling Simon Bridges

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Who is Jami-Lee Ross?

National party members have labelled him a "rogue" MP but who is Jami-Lee Ross?

If Simon Bridges is to survive, he must now discredit Jami-Lee Ross immediately, Claire Trevett writes. Photo / Mark Mitchell

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Comment: Ross' revenge could prove fatal to Bridges

If Bridges is to survive, he must now discredit Ross immediately, Claire Trevett writes.

Some of those who turn up to the protest carried loved ones lost to breast cancer. Photo / Melissa Nightingale

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Breast cancer funding: 'More important than prolonging an erection'

The women are presenting a petition with at least 32,000 signatures to Parliament.

Gareth Evans has been rewarded for some outstanding form for the Hawke's Bay Magpies and Hurricanes. Photo/File

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Rugby: AB's selection a good excuse for poor 18 holes

Dark days recalled as Magpie Evans follows brother's path

Kelly Donner was murdered outside the Flaxmere Tavern. Photo / NZ Police

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Kelly Donner murder: Charged teen's name suppression lapses

Donner, 40, died outside the Flaxmere Tavern on March 4.

A gorgeous view of the Gisborne waterfront has been unseen by most of those crossing the bridge since it was built 90 years ago. Photo / Patrick O'Sullivan

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Bridge works uncover a stunning surprise

Old bridge, short river, stunning views. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Robbie Stuart (right) with television sports commentator Keith Quinn when he was inducted into the Hawke's Bay Rugby Union's Hall of Fame. Photo / File

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Former AB tips Parsons for Super rugby

Stuart to be inducted into CHB Hall of Fame

Steven Cranston claims New Zealand agriculture is almost certainly not adding to any further warming of the atmosphere. Photo / File

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Cranston: Good emissions news for farmers

Agriculture's contribution to global warming a misunderstanding?

Dairy cows grazing at Rua Roa early yesterday morning. Photo / Christine McKay

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Farmers urged to support each other

Changes made to contentious One Plan.

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Moroney: I'll end up eating my words for this

Is it time for tea...or dinner?

Te Mata School principal Mike Bain believes while there is a teacher shortage in Hawke's Bay, it is not as dire as in Auckland. Photo / File

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Teacher reference check that ended in tears

"Please don't hire her, I won't be able to replace her," Mike Bain was told.

Vehicles are taken away from the Hoffman Ford car dealership. Photo / Supplied.

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Hoffman Ford closing after 105 years

Fleet of 10 car transporters take all of the cars away from 105-year-old Ford dealership

Graeme Bicknell (left), Tom Parkinson and Eric Kyle with their classic American Ford Mustang cars which will be part of the 170 set to hit the Bay roads this weekend. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Mustang-mania: cars descend on Hawke's Bay

170 classic Fords set to roar around the Bay this weekend.

Zack Makaore, founder of Te Taitumu Trust, says its time for society to stop being the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff. Photo / Paul Taylor

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A life of hardship: Hawke's Bay's Māori suicide problem

Forty-three of the 111 suicides in the region since July 2014 have been Māori.

Cloud will make way for a sunny, settled day in the north, including Auckland. Photo / Doug Sherring

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Morning cloud gives way to mostly fine day for country

Ahead of some strong winds and rain around the lower South Island.

Just For The Record owner Gordon Stevenson says there's been a huge resurgence in '80s music. Photo / Warren Buckland

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1980s crooners: Hawke's Bay's place to be

It seems Hawke's Bay is the place to be with a run of '80s music artists heading here.

Chloe Loftus thrills festival-goers at the opening night of the fourth Harcourts Hawke's Bay Arts Festival yesterday. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Hawke's Bay Arts Festival launched in style

A magical 14 days ahead for art lovers.

Insight: Workplace safety

Vehicle accidents, particularly with quad bikes and tractors, were behind about 90 per cent of agriculture-related fatalities. Photo/file

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Kiwis' 'get on and do it' attitude putting them at risk

5 May, 2018 6:00am
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Worksafe says culture change needed to reduce risk taking behaviour.

Leslie David Remuera (Les) Laing, April 2, 1989 - September 11, 2017. Photo / Supplied

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That's my boy Les, more than a statistic

5 May, 2018 12:00pm
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Leslie Laing, 28, died after a work accident in September. This is his dad's tale.

From left, Ivy Hazel, 2, Jacobi Palleson, 8, and Shyanne Barnes. Shyanne has a tattoo on her arm of her father Jeff McCulloch, who died in a workplace accident. Photo / Duncan Brown

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Daughter remembers 'protective' dad

5 May, 2018 3:00pm
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A Napier woman remembers her "protective" dad almost five years on.

This year's Hawke's Bay Farmer of the Year David Danks says health and safety has become a real focus over the past 12 months on the farm he manages. Photo / file

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Common sense a valuable farm safety tool

5 May, 2018 6:00am
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Hawke's Bay Farmer of the Year David Danks says self-responsibility is a must for farmers

Pan Pac managing director Doug Ducker (right) chats with wood resources manager Gavin Wright. Photo/Duncan Brown

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Safety high on the Pan Pac work list

5 May, 2018 9:00am
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Safety high on the Pan Pac work list for boss Doug Ducker.

Workplace Safety Minister Iain Lees-Galloway says we owe it to workers to keep them safe. Photo / File

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Too many Kiwis dying at work

5 May, 2018 10:00am
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Government pushes to make sure more workers make it home at night.

New Zealand Council of Trade Unions president Richard Wagstaff says chronic illnesses are a significant issue in the workplace. Photo/Supplied.

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Chronic illness a significant issue in workplace safety

5 May, 2018 11:00am
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It is estimated between 600 and 900 workers died every year

The victorious New Zealand age-group indoor cricket team who bullied their way to the 17-and-under World Cup in Christchurch last Saturday. Photo/On Shot Photography, Mitchell Bodnar

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World champ Joey Field adds varsity award to dream week

Joey Field gave up football for continuity in cricket and is now an indoor world champion.

Hawke's Bay team Guy Harrison (left), Joseph Curry, Sam Harvey and Maia Jones at Kings College, Auckland, for the Halberg Games last week. Photo / Photosport

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Bay's fab four make most of Halberg Games

Everyone's a winner as four Hawke's Bay athletes found out at the Halberg Games last week

Children enjoyed the activities at the MTG holiday programme

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Museum holiday programme a huge hit

Busy summer season ahead

Saili Fiso (left) with David Nyika, Bronson Saunders and Nyika's younger brother, Josh, at the amateur boxing nationals in Christchurch last week. Photo/supplied

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CHB boxer Bronson Saunders meets David Nyika

Waipukurau School pupil Bronson Saunders takes precise steps in carving niche in boxing.

Nick Stewart is the CEO and an Authorised Financial Adviser at Stewart Group

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

A question of equilibrium to investors

Could we be heading for GFCII: The sequel?

Chanel Huddleston will switch from her openside flanker role to centre for the Hawke's Bay Tuis in Dunedin today. Photo/File

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Rugby: Huddleston centre of attention after absence

Huddleston to play centre for Tuis for first time since 2012.

The current seawall currently protecting the coast from erosion. Photo / Duncan Taylor

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Should 12 people have to pay to stop their homes eroding into the sea?

Should all residents in Napier pay for a seawall, or only those affected?

Emma Godwin and Jake Stephen headline HBPB medallists Arabella Smith (back row, left), Alena Kamper, Mahina Ross, Sarah-Kate Birkett, Trent Kamper and Matthew Sexton. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Godwin off to worlds after impressing at nationals, Stephens bags medals

Record-breaking 50m backstroke bronze medal a bonus for Sundevils swimmer Emma Godwin.

The original tea kiosk building in Cornwall Park had a bandstand on the top roof.. Photo/ Collection of Hawke's Bay Museums Trust, Ruawharo Tā-ū-rangi, W 5(c)

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Cornwall Park has colourful history

Monkeys part of park history

Gary Condon scores against the French, despite the

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Magpies' Ranfurly Shield legend remembered

14 Oct, 2018 5:50pm
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Gary Condon played all but one of the Magpies' 22 Ranfurly Shield defences in the 1960s.

Otago Spirit versus Hawkes Bay at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday afternoon. PHOTO: Gregor Richardson

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Rugby: Tui upbeat despite big semis loss

14 Oct, 2018 4:52pm
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All of this season's Tui squad will be back again next year, says coach.

CD strike bowler Seth Rance (left) picked up where he left off in the last round of Plunket Shield last summer, with a five-wicket bag on Saturday. Photos/Photosport

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Seth Rance, Willem Ludick give CD first-class start

14 Oct, 2018 3:57pm
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CD Stags show they can still do the job without five marquee players in Plunket Shield.

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7 Jul, 2017 2:09pm
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Ngahiwi Tomoana is Ngati Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated chairman

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Ngāti Kahungunu well represented

27 Aug, 2018 9:00am
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Annual celebration of the Kingitanga

The Marae Based Cookery Class 2018, from left, Joy Matehaere, Harata Rapaea, Kestrel Te Amo, Tina-Marie Paku, Daniel Bowman, Linda Douglas, Lavinia Cunningham, Tui Kingi with facilitator Erina Smith.

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Marae based cooking courses a hit

27 Aug, 2018 8:00am
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Students passionate about marae-based cooking course.

Steve Tipu has a new role at Learning Innovations to keep people get into their chosen career pathway.

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Pathway to employment given boost

28 May, 2018 10:00am
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Arotahi here to help with career opportunities

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Shari Jamie enjoys riding and handling 5-year-old mare Fire Lily. Photos: Supplied

Apprentice on the right track for Melbourne Cup

A former Amberley woman has her sights set on the Melbourne Cup.

Horse convener Lyndon Morris (right) chats to fellow Northern (Rangiora) A&P Association committee members Duncan Lundy (left), this year's president, Morris Harris and Jeffrey Miles at a past show. Photo: Shelley Topp

Rangiora's Lyndon Morris has lived a lifetime with horses

Horses have played a big part in Lyndon Morris' life for three decades.

Minister for Biosecurity Damien O'Connor officially launched the Tauranga Moana Biosecurity Capital collective at Tauranga Yacht Club yesterday. Photo/John Borren

Tauranga Moana Biosecurity Capital initiative lauded by Minister

Biosecurity Minister launches Tauranga Moana Biosecurity Capital.

Taking part in the discussion then were (from left) HortNZ policy analyst Eve Williams and HortNZ's natural resources and environment manager Angela Halliday. Photo: Supplied

Female Horticulture NZ group members sought

Nominations for a national Women In Horticulture leadership group are being sought

Rabobank's Senior Horticulture and Wine Analyst, Hayden Higgins. Photo / Supplied

The trouble with exporting wine to the US

Hayden Higgins on the US market's complicated three-tier system.

Steep hillsides are among the areas sprayed off on this Parapara farm. Photo / Dan Steele

Atihau Whanganui Incorporation adjusts its winter cropping

Incorporation adopts new policy as unrest over 'spray and pray' grows.

Those at the UV water treatment workshop included (left to right) Jeff Garnham, Rata Kapa, Kim Wallace, Jo Dones, Louise Reihana, Keith Turner and Craig Freeman from Filtec.

Workshop on UV systems for water treatment

Northland water treatment operators attend workshop on ultraviolet (UV) disinfection gear.

Beef + Lamb NZ: Beef-focused field day to look at 'M. bovis', soils

Beef production is the focus of a field day on Banks Peninsula later this month.

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BUSINESS

Auckland's urban sprawl swallows Pokeno

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Bridge works uncover a stunning surprise

Lake Horowhenua, with the Levin township at top right. Photo / Alexander Robertson

NEW ZEALAND

The death of a lake: 'We fix it or rename it Lake Horror-whenua'

Tracey Barr-Smith desperately wants to live a longer life with husband Dean Barr-Smith by her side. Photo/John Borren

BAY OF PLENTY TIMES

Tracy Barr-Smith fighting for longer life

A police dog handler shares the love at the Wairoa playground. Photo / Patrick O'Sullivan

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Wairoa playground a destination of opportunity

George Griffiths and Lesley Thomas finally have a resolution to a leaky home saga which has lasted more that four years. Photo / Alex Robertson

NEW ZEALAND

Hunger strike off after resolution over leaky home

BUSINESS

Auckland's urban sprawl swallows Pokeno

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Bridge works uncover a stunning surprise

NEW ZEALAND

The death of a lake: 'We fix it or rename it Lake Horror-whenua'

BAY OF PLENTY TIMES

Tracy Barr-Smith fighting for longer life

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Wairoa playground a destination of opportunity

NEW ZEALAND

Hunger strike off after resolution over leaky home

Hawke's Bay Today guides and liftouts

Ram Catalogue

17 Oct, 2018 9:44am
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Farming Outlook

22 Aug, 2018 9:55am
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CHB Spring Fling Programme

8 Aug, 2018 9:34am
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Weddings

27 Jul, 2018 8:10am
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Hawke's Bay property guides

7 Jun, 2018 12:03am
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Your Home

13 Jul, 2018 11:21am
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Rural Focus

4 Jul, 2018 2:01pm
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National Horticultural Field Day

20 Jun, 2018 3:05pm
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Showcase of Business Hawke's Bay

11 Jun, 2018 3:39pm
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Farming Outlook April 2018

18 Apr, 2018 3:10pm
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Threads - Autumn Winter Fashion 2018

24 Mar, 2018 12:00am
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Leaders in their Schools 2018

12 Mar, 2018 12:00am
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