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Hastings St around the time of the shooting incident 153 years ago - which took place on a neighbouring property to these.

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A gun and two friends, one with shaky hands: The sham of Napier's first murder

22 Nov, 2019 4:52pm

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Hawke's Bay's Tim Baker is starting a social enterprise called 'Kiwis for Good'. Photo / Warren Buckland

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The man who brought the world Donald Trump toilet paper was high at the time

20 Nov, 2019 11:18am
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Tents left at NZ festivals will be collected and sent to victims of Greece refugee camp fire

23 Nov, 2019 6:00am
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Concept designs for Napier war memorial restoration to be mulled

21 Nov, 2019 11:00am
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Teacher wins trip to Houston Space Centre

22 Nov, 2019 6:00am
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Expert says Napier council can't keep all details of its internal review from the public

22 Nov, 2019 3:22pm
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Who is Grace's murderer? A life-long labyrinth of lies unravels

22 Nov, 2019 7:00pm
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A look into the life of the man charged with NZ's most notorious murder in recent years.

Ian Berry (left) and Percy Berry of Arataki Honey around 1947 loading from

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Arataki Honey celebrates 75 years in business

23 Nov, 2019 8:00am
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Beehives were being destroyed by lead arsenate sprays.

Toi Ahua installation welcomes visitors into MTG. Photo / Supplied

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

From the MTG: It's all action at museum

23 Nov, 2019 7:00am
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Toni MacKinnon appointed to the role of Curator – Art at the museum.

Hawke's Bay woman Louise Hutchinson is an unpaid PR person for a Waikato chapter of the Mongrel Mob.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Hardest job in PR, making the Mob look good

23 Nov, 2019 6:00am
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Is this the toughest job in PR?

Sam Reynolds and his partner Kate Robertson will be helping refugees in Samos, Greece. Photo / Warren Buckland

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Tents left at NZ festivals will be collected and sent to victims of Greece refugee camp fire

23 Nov, 2019 6:00am
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As fire ripped through flimsy tents in Samos, a Hawke's Bay couple mourned for friends.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Nothing to see here... just doing my job...

23 Nov, 2019 6:00am
5 minutes to read

By the time I got back to the office my notebook was covered in elephant slobber.

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A gun and two friends, one with shaky hands: The sham of Napier's first murder

23 Nov, 2019 6:00am
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Things to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend

23 Nov, 2019 6:00am
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Arataki Honey celebrates 75 years in business

Beehives were being destroyed by lead arsenate sprays.

Ollie Clinton harbours a desire to compete in the junior world championship in Cairo, Egypt, before entering the senior ranks of the Oceania Championship in Nauru next year. Photo/Warren Buckland

HBHS pupil's shouldering weight of incremental gains

Ollie Clinton's focused on channelling his energy into finding weightlifting glory.

Life is a marathon not a sprint - learn to pace yourself. Photo / Supplied

Canny View: Lifestyle comparisons pointless in debt land

Letting the actions of others determine our feelings isn't sensible.

From the MTG: It's all action at museum

Toni MacKinnon appointed to the role of Curator – Art at the museum.

Hardest job in PR, making the Mob look good

Is this the toughest job in PR?

Tents left at NZ festivals will be collected and sent to victims of Greece refugee camp fire

As fire ripped through flimsy tents in Samos, a Hawke's Bay couple mourned for friends.

Nothing to see here... just doing my job...

By the time I got back to the office my notebook was covered in elephant slobber.

A gun and two friends, one with shaky hands: The sham of Napier's first murder

Frank Long chanced upon a murder in Napier. Then he realised all wasn't what it seemed.

The programme targeted families waiting for asthma prescriptions and included a respiratory

Hawke's Bay health awards: Asthma project scoops top prize

Programme targeted families waiting for asthma prescriptions while they waited.

Hawke's Bay century maker Dominic Thompson makes it painfully obvious to Taranaki wicketkeeper Phil Baraclough he's in for a long day at the office during the Chappel Cup opener. Photo/Paul Taylor

Bayley Wiggins, Dominic Thompson provide ideal platform

Fans can be forgiven for thinking winners Hawke's Bay should go on to prevail on Sunday.

New Hawks coach Daniel Nelson, of Dublin, Ireland, who will be at the helm of the franchise team for the 2020 NBL season tipping off in April. Photo / Supplied

Hawks banking on luck of the Irish for second NBL crown

Irishman Daniel Nelson last man standing after rigorous Hawks' selection for new mentor.

An artist's impression of the reservoir in the Water Central concept at Southampton St. Photo / Supplied

Investigation drilling to start at proposed water storage sites

Drilling is expected to create some noise, but measures in place to limit the volume.

The review was called after emails showed council staff trawled through the social media pages of councillors who disagreed with the new aquatic centre. Photo / File

Expert says Napier council can't keep all details of its internal review from the public

Council will decide next week whether to release details of its internal review.

Dominic Thompson feels honoured to lead the Bay senior men's representative cricket team. Photo / File

Chapple Cup offers Bay men chance to exorcise demons

Seedings format gives way to drawing names for the first time in Chapple Cup tournament.

Jenny Burke, Auckland, Genesis school gen manager (left) talks to Te Mata School science teacher Penny Chatfield after the announcement that Chatfield has won a trip to Houston. Photo / Warren Buckland

Teacher wins trip to Houston Space Centre

Te Mata School "super teacher" Penny Chatfield had never won anything. Until now.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Hawke's Bay health awards: Asthma project scoops top prize

22 Nov, 2019 11:00pm
3 minutes to read

Programme targeted families waiting for asthma prescriptions while they waited.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Who is Grace's murderer? A life-long labyrinth of lies unravels

22 Nov, 2019 7:00pm
15 minutes to read

A look into the life of the man charged with NZ's most notorious murder in recent years.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Bayley Wiggins, Dominic Thompson provide ideal platform

22 Nov, 2019 6:30pm
6 minutes to read

Fans can be forgiven for thinking winners Hawke's Bay should go on to prevail on Sunday.

Louise Hutchinson has one of the toughest PR jobs in New Zealand.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Hawke's Bay woman's role in making the Mob look good

22 Nov, 2019 6:17pm
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Mob's PR person out to change perceptions.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Hawks banking on luck of the Irish for second NBL crown

22 Nov, 2019 5:00pm
5 minutes to read

Irishman Daniel Nelson last man standing after rigorous Hawks' selection for new mentor.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Investigation drilling to start at proposed water storage sites

22 Nov, 2019 4:07pm
2 minutes to read

Drilling is expected to create some noise, but measures in place to limit the volume.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Expert says Napier council can't keep all details of its internal review from the public

22 Nov, 2019 3:22pm
3 minutes to read

Council will decide next week whether to release details of its internal review.

The challenge of fighting the bush fires in New South Wales will be intense. Photo / File

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Dannevirke firefighter to fight Australian bush fires

22 Nov, 2019 12:18pm
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Clayton Locke has been deployed to New South Wales for 14 days.

Napier's library has been closed since 2017, but the city is a step closer to getting a new one. Photo / Paul Taylor

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Napier sets aside $15.8 million for new permanent library

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
2 minutes to read

Napier councillors will see a report about the top three likely library sites next month.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Hawke's Bay woman's role in making the Mob look good

22 Nov, 2019 6:17pm
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Mob's PR person out to change perceptions.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Hawks banking on luck of the Irish for second NBL crown

22 Nov, 2019 5:00pm
5 minutes to read

Irishman Daniel Nelson last man standing after rigorous Hawks' selection for new mentor.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Investigation drilling to start at proposed water storage sites

22 Nov, 2019 4:07pm
2 minutes to read

Drilling is expected to create some noise, but measures in place to limit the volume.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Expert says Napier council can't keep all details of its internal review from the public

22 Nov, 2019 3:22pm
3 minutes to read

Council will decide next week whether to release details of its internal review.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Dannevirke firefighter to fight Australian bush fires

22 Nov, 2019 12:18pm
2 minutes to read

Clayton Locke has been deployed to New South Wales for 14 days.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Napier sets aside $15.8 million for new permanent library

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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Napier councillors will see a report about the top three likely library sites next month.

Hawke's Bay Today videos

Historian journalist Frank Long at home in Hastings. Long has been looking into Napier's first reported murder 153 years ago. He said mistakes were made and he wants the convicted man's name cleared after all these years. 21 November 2019 Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Long shot - changing history

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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Sam Reynolds, Hastings wants to collect disgarded tents and mats to ship to refugees in Greece. 22 November 2019. NEWS. Photograph Paul Taylor Hawke's Bay Today.

Hastings man collecting tents for charity

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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L-R Te Mata School principal Michael Bain announces to science teacher Penny Chatfield that she has won a national competition sponsored by Genesis Energy to visit the Kennedy Space centre in USA. 21 November 2019. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

HB teacher on cloud nine.

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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Local Focus: Napier stormwater citizens have their say

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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Local Focus: Access closed to popular DOC campsite for 12 years

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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Adrienne Dench and her late husband Tony collection of clocks, Maidens and Foster auctioneers, Napier. 15 November 2019. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Time called on clock collection.

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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Local Focus: Bo's Mows trading blows for business and family

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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Local Focus: Six-year-old Archie shifts the family farm

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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Lee Taffard of Hastings had his ute and his Pentaque boules which he needs back for a national tournament. 11 November 2019. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Stolen ute owner wants his Boules back.

22 Nov, 2019 10:35am
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A 40-year-old man is due to appear in Hastings District Court today. Photo / File

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Man appears in court charged with kidnapping of woman in Napier

22 Nov, 2019 10:01am
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The 40-year-old man was granted interim name suppression.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Chapple Cup offers Bay men chance to exorcise demons

22 Nov, 2019 7:00am
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Seedings format gives way to drawing names for the first time in Chapple Cup tournament.

Wreckage from the Air New Zealand flight that crashed into Mt Erebus on November 1979. Photo / Supplied

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Herald Premium: How to access NZ's best journalism

22 Nov, 2019 6:41am
5 minutes to read

How to easily find Premium news on the website and app.

Five drink drivers were scheduled to appear in Dannevirke District Court on Monday.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Five on drink-driving charges in court

22 Nov, 2019 6:00am
2 minutes to read

Five people were to due in Dannevirke District Court on drink-driving charges on Monday.

Editor's Picks

Fur seals have found a new home in Hawke's Bay near an old outflow pipe off the Clive coast. Photo / Warren Buckland

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

On a rustic part of Hawke's Bay coastline, a new seal colony forms

7 Aug, 2019 4:27pm
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Among big chunks of seawall and an outflow pipe, seals now play. So why is DoC worried?

The Havelock North drinking water crisis was a devastating event for the region. Photo / Paul Taylor

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

How Denmark keeps its water free of chlorine, and how Hawke's Bay could

8 Aug, 2019 3:10pm
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In Denmark they pay $3/cubic metre. In Hawke's Bay we pay about 70 cents.

Raymond Thompson, 91, in Hawke's Bay Hospital this year, where he underwent surgery for a broken hip and gangrene.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Napier woman fights to 'expose' insurer over father's death claim

8 Aug, 2019 3:00pm
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Ray Thompson broke his hip in March and died in April. BNZ say the injury didn't kill him.

OneRoof Property News

Would cutting out takeaway coffees get you a house sooner?

23 Nov, 2019 7:43am

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Housing in Miramar, Wellington. 14 May 2019 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Mark Mitchell

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Auckland property pain is easing, but regions still hot

22 Nov, 2019 9:05am
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Dunedin, Queenstown and Rotorua the place to be for profit-making

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House sales: Does auction order affect the price?

22 Nov, 2019 4:12pm
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Experts tell what matters for getting the best auction results for your property.

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The best ways to make over a garage

22 Nov, 2019 9:14am
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Use it for just dumping junk? Give the garage a reno and use it to its full potential.

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Competition at work? Don't let it turn into resentment

23 Nov, 2019 7:14am

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Multiple bosses? Prioritise requests so you don't burn out

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Need to bond the team: Summer is the perfect opportunity

22 Nov, 2019 11:37am
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Work slump? How to climb out and further your career

21 Nov, 2019 9:11am
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Identifying the cause of a slump is the first step in getting back on track.

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Brian Smith took this photo of these newlyweds on Te Mata Peak on Tuesday and would like to send them a copy.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Calling all newly-weds ... is this you on Te Mata Peak?

Photographer wants to share discrete photo of newlyweds on mountain

Jack Bradley wearing his First XV cap and holding the Prime Minister's Award.Photo / Dave Murdoch

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Smedley Cadet Training dream fulfilled

Jack Bradley has the chance to fulfil his dreams with acceptance into farming course.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Teacher wins trip to Houston Space Centre

Te Mata School "super teacher" Penny Chatfield had never won anything. Until now.

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is under fire again over allegations of secrecy with regard to political donations to his party. Photo / File

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Comment: Scandal marks Peters' career

The perception of corruption is one thing, proof of it quite another

A police base has been in place at the carpark on the Kennedy Rd side of Anderson Park this week. Photo / Doug Laing

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Police focus on public safety in Napier

"We are working with the community to de-escalate current tensions:" Police.

Richard Brimer was drawn to the characters of the workers and what they bring to the vineyards and orchards they work in. Photo / Richard Brimer

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Photo exhibition highlights Hastings seasonal workers

"Harvest" will be showing at the city art gallery until March 1 next year.

Chief Medical and Dental Officer Robin Whyman at Hawke's Bay District Health Board. Photo / File

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Four deaths at hospital classified as 'adverse events'

Health board delays meant cardiology patient died before they got appointment in mail.

It's important to incorporate emerging transport trends, airport says.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Hawke's Bay Airport creates drop-off/pick-up point for Uber

It's important to incorporate emerging transport trends, airport says.

Education Minister Chris Hipkins gets the lowdown on learning in Port Ahuriri School's Montessori class. Photo / Doug Laing

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Port Ahuriri balancing the school books with new donations scheme

Government's new donations scheme benefits 138 schools in Hawke's Bay.

The land and building housing a landmark pizza shop in Napier's central business district is up for sale. Photo / Supplied

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Former pizza parlour up for sale

The largely-rectangular shaped property is zoned fringe commercial.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Local Focus: Napier stormwater citizens have their say

Public see pros and cons to new bylaw. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

It's gold for Kirsten Birrell and her New Zealand B team who upstaged their fellow Kiwi and Australia counterparts during the Oceania Championship in Sydney this month. Photo / Warren Buckland

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Shooting: Hawke's Bay top gun, Kirsten Birrell, basks in golden glow

The world championship is high on the agenda of Hawke's Bay rifle shooter Kirsten Birrell.

Apprentice jockey Holly Andrew is all smiles as she brings Ruie's Crumpet back at the head of the field following the mare's upset win. Photo / Supplied

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Outsider Ruie's Crumpet turns her form around

A round up of the week's racing

The Napier War Memorial Centre is a step closer to seeing the war memorial elements reinstated. Photo / File

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Concept designs for Napier war memorial restoration to be mulled

Council approved a reference group of community and council representatives

The community may see a low-flying helicopter towing a large hoop hanging from a cable from around 20 January. Photo / Supplied

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Low-flying chopper with unusual load to buzz over Bay

A groundbreaking multi-million dollar project will look a little odd this summer.

The isolated Waikura Valley is about four hours' drive north of Gisborne. Photo / Aaron van Delden, LDR

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Farmers face losing millions after land blocked off

More than 20,000 sheep and cattle inaccessible and aparists unable to harvest honey.

Work is under way on a shipping container that is being converted into a special temporary Westpac branch behind the bank.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Westpac to open temporary branch in shipping container in Dannevirke

Westpac NZ will soon be returning banking services to Dannevirke.

Gary Pond (left) and Scott Briasco reminisce over the halcyon days of Central Districts Association Cricket at its headquarters in Napier. Photo/Paul Taylor

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Heinrich Malan came a tad late but Briasco isn't done yet

Retired CD CEO Blair Furlong is the common denominator for latest life members in Napier.

Ross Pepper, Colourplus Waipukurau, with the Dulux Trade Store of the Year trophy and the finalist certificate for the wallpaper category. Photo / Rachel Wise

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

National win for CHB paint store

"There are lots of new builds underway, and plenty of renovations happening."

Maureen Chaffey with fellow Women and Wool challengers. She's now shorn in four competitions - Golden Shears here we come. Photo / Lynda Gordon

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Chaffey champing at the bit for shearing competition

Women and Wool shearing winner is right on board now - four competitions, four finals.

Some signs just make you smile. Photo / File

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Wyn Drabble: Signs that tickled my fancy

I like signs which exhibit a sense of humour.

Consumer NZ's latest test of sunscreens found nine of 20 products didn't provide the sun protection claimed. Photo / 123RF

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Sunscreen shock: 9 out of 20 top labels fail protection tests

Nine out of 20 sunscreens tested by Consumer NZ didn't provide the sun protection claimed.

From left: Ray McKimm, Tony Bish, Peter Cowley, Elisha Milmine, Tim Nowell-Usticke, Richard Brown, Andrea Jopling, Pat Turley, Janice Byford-Jones and Garth Cowie. Photo / Supplied

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Cranford Hospice $241,100 better off

Fantastic result for hospice from Hawke's Bay Wine Auction.

The need for armed police in Hawke's Bay was being reviewed on a daily basis. Photo / Paul Taylor

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Napier gang violence: Hawke's Bay police conducting armed patrols

Armed police are patrolling in Hawke's Bay after a spate of gang violence.

Australian Aboriginal children and family rights campaigner Helen Eason in Napier for today's forum. Photo / Doug Laing

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

'Sounds so familiar': Stories of taken Māori children stun Aboriginal campaigner

20 Nov, 2019 12:15pm
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"We need to share, we need to learn from each other. We need to fight this together."

With some defending champs unable to return there are Trail Blazer titles up for grabs on Sunday. Photo / File

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Titles up for grabs at Sunday's Peak Trail Blazer

20 Nov, 2019 11:25am
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Big turn-out of title-chasers for Sunday's Peak Trail Blazer event.

Fishing at the Tukituki River mouth at Haumoana. Photo / File

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Hawke's Bay Tank freshwater plan has 'fatal flaws' - Ngāti Kahungunu

20 Nov, 2019 1:16pm
4 minutes to read

"Omahu has contaminated borehole water, and some bores around marae have run dry."

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Spirit of Waiata Māori Music Awards lives on

26 Aug, 2019 6:00am
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The Waiata Māori Music Awards will be held at Clubs Hastings on Friday, September 13.

A baby sleeps peacefully in a woven wahakura. Photo/Supplied

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Weaving a means to unite whānau

29 Jul, 2019 10:23am
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This innovation is the first of its kind in Aotearoa

Chad Tareha on the way up to Ōtātara Pā, a place that he knows like the back of his hand. Photo/Supplied

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Studying 'just opens your mind'

29 Jul, 2019 10:16am
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Chad has become an active advocate for Māori concerns

Rural News

Arataki Honey celebrates 75 years in business

Beehives were being destroyed by lead arsenate sprays.

Rabobank Best of The Country - November 23, 2019

Jane Smith, Jacinda Ardern, Jim Hopkins, Blake Holgate, Simon Bridges, Chris Russell.

The rise of alternative milks didn't help, but Dean Foods' problems were also brought on by a decline in milk consumption in the US. Photo / 123RF

Lessons from the demise of US dairy giant Dean Foods

What can be learned from the collapse of US dairy giant, Dean Foods.

A good lawn really makes or breaks a garden. Photo / Supplied

Gareth Carter: Prickles, moss, weeds - how to keep your lawn pristine this summer

Gardening guru Gareth Cater discusss lawn care and pesky moss

The cannabis plants harvested by Rua cannot be sold commercially. Photo / Supplied

Kiwi cannabis firm harvests first crop from 5000 plants

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One of the large hailstones that fell on Timaru. Photo: Facebook / Rob Haines

Hail damage devastates Canterbury vegetable crops

The extent of damage from the storm has raised the prospect of higher vegetable prices.

Sika deer are classified as a pest by DOC. Photo: DoC / Malcolm Lock

Deer hunters decry 1080 drops over food safety risk

Hunters concerned venison meat from deer killed in 1080 area will be dangerous to consume.

Farm manager facing arson charges

38-year-old facing seven charges following two fires and other incidents in Galloway.

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Local Focus: Napier stormwater citizens have their say

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Local Focus: Access closed to popular DOC campsite for 12 years

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23 Oct, 2019 10:22am
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Napier Port Primary Sector Awards 2019

11 Apr, 2019 12:02pm
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The Link

28 Mar, 2019 8:39am
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Hawke's Bay property guides

7 Jun, 2018 12:03am
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Leaders in their Schools

14 Mar, 2019 3:22pm
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Rural Focus March 2019

7 Mar, 2019 10:54am
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Napier Art Deco Festival 2019

7 Feb, 2019 9:09am
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Hawke's Bay/East Coast Summer Guide

17 Dec, 2018 10:51am
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A Slice of Hawke's Bay

21 Feb, 2019 10:07am
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The year that was 2018

17 Dec, 2018 10:10am
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Explorer Highway Summer 2018-2019

17 Dec, 2018 12:00am
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A wrap up of Christmas in Hawke's Bay

26 Nov, 2018 2:12pm
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Light up Christmas in Hawke's Bay

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