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The house on Tiniroto Rd was well ablaze when firefighters arrived about 1.30pm. Photo / Google

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No one home as fire destroys Ruakituri home

22 Aug, 2018 5:16pm

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Hawke's Bay service personnel were among those who were finally repatriated home from Malaysian and Singaporian military cemeteries on Tuesday. Photo / Greg Bowker

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Fallen soldiers back with families

22 Aug, 2018 11:11am
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Holiday plans on rocks - then comes Mint sneeze moment

22 Aug, 2018 11:00am
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From treasure to trash on beach walk

22 Aug, 2018 8:00am
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'Mad' bid for world double

22 Aug, 2018 8:00am
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Controversial chlorination to continue

22 Aug, 2018 7:05am
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The walk home from work could be a wet one Aucklanders. Photo/ file

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Thunderstorms bring risk of lightning strikes and flooding

22 Aug, 2018 1:23pm
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Thunderstorms and heavy rain expected over western and central North Island.

Tributes are flowing for TVNZ news presenter Greg Boyed.

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Greg Boyed 'battled depression': grieving family

22 Aug, 2018 12:30pm
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Family of 'adored' TV presenter, 48, say he was battling depression.

Vicki Vaughn (left), special education adviser, and Nicki Young, adviser on deaf children, were among hundreds around the country who took strike action yesterday. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Learning support specialists take action

22 Aug, 2018 6:46am
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Learning support professionals took industrial action yesterday amid pay concerns.

Hawke's Bay's coast is one of the prime targets for NASA's space junk. Photo / NASA

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Hawke's Bay, dumping ground for space junk

22 Aug, 2018 6:30am
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NZ's East Coast is in the firing line for NASA's space junk.

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Chilly week but no sign of tornadoes

22 Aug, 2018 6:02am
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Although it'll be a chilly week, Hawke's Bay's not in danger of tornado weather.

Ryan May in the T&G orchard on Moteo Pa Rd, Puketapu.

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Climbing the ladder at Puketapu's T&G Orchard

22 Aug, 2018 6:00am
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32-year-old Ryan May is finding the apple-growing industry a great choice of career.

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Busy week for Hawke's Bay Hospital

22 Aug, 2018 6:00am
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Near misses on level crossings

22 Aug, 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.