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Longest-serving Napier city councillors Tony Jeffery and Faye White, each expected to retire at this year's elections after 18 years in office. Photo / File

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Gone: Five Napier councillors to stand-down as all-or-nothing race for mayor begins

20 Jul, 2019 4:35am

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Architect Noel Jessop turned a woolshed and barn into a modern piece of art. Photo / Supplied

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Former barn and woolshed one of two award-winning homes

19 Jul, 2019 11:00pm
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Earthquake settles harbour dispute

20 Jul, 2019 4:28am
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Elderly woman won $1000 on the pokies, only to be stalked and robbed

19 Jul, 2019 12:55pm
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Napier's $41 million pool facing court case delays

18 Jul, 2019 10:17am
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Designer shoes get garden makeover

18 Jul, 2019 3:46pm
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Hawke's Bay district medical officer of health Dr Nicholas Jones. Photo / File

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Measles alert in Hawke's Bay

19 Jul, 2019 5:19pm
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Infant diagnosed with measles after visit to Auckland

Helped by Gloria Hauiti and Tamai Nicholson, Nanny Noa cuts her birthday cake at her 100th birthday. Photo / File

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'She was like a mother for us all' Memories and tributes flow in for Nanny Noa

19 Jul, 2019 1:02pm
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"She was that kind and mothering figure to everyone she met."

Contestable funds for community good projects is more important than ever. Photo / File

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Gambling 'a double edged sword'

20 Jul, 2019 9:00am
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Funds for community good projects is more important than ever.

The first firearms collected during buyback and amnesty, in Canterbury. They are crushed to render them inoperable. Photo / Supplied

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Community plays its part for gun safety

20 Jul, 2019 8:03am
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Gun owners comment on easy process

From where Rangers coach Jeff Green takes his perch, the Canterbury Rams have the propensity to go all the way to snipping the nets in the grand final tomorrow night. Photo / Photosport

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Hearts say Hawks but heads Ramming it home in NBL Final 4

20 Jul, 2019 8:00am
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While the NBL playoffs offer a do-or-die format, will the contenders stray from tradition?

Pat and David Nelson, 1910, gifted by Dinah Okeby, Collection of Hawke's Bay Museums Trust, Ruawharo Tā-ū-rangi, 20749

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Stories behind archived documents bring them to life

20 Jul, 2019 8:00am
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Last year we acquired a wonderful series of glass plate negatives.

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Rugby: Battle of rakes pivotal in quest for trophy glory

20 Jul, 2019 7:00am
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Hawke's Bay Health Award entries now open

20 Jul, 2019 6:30am
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Like a Swiss ball, with legs. Photo/File

Health and fitness ... it's a challenge

Every day at 11.30am I am going to leave the office and walk up the hill ...

Gambling 'a double edged sword'

Funds for community good projects is more important than ever.

Community plays its part for gun safety

Gun owners comment on easy process

Hearts say Hawks but heads Ramming it home in NBL Final 4

While the NBL playoffs offer a do-or-die format, will the contenders stray from tradition?

Stories behind archived documents bring them to life

Last year we acquired a wonderful series of glass plate negatives.

One of Rich Marshall's great colour shots shows prop Bruce Dunstan on the charge against France.

Pioneer of colour photography's 40 years of photos

Forty years ago the Napier Daily Telegraph broke new ground in the use of colour.

Gone: Five Napier councillors to stand-down as all-or-nothing race for mayor begins

A new Mayor and five new members are likely to be part of the new Napier Council makeup.

Napier breakwater port around 1895, featuring the Glasgow Wharf. Credit: Alexander Turnbull Library 1/1 -002952-G

Earthquake settles harbour dispute

Debate raged between breakwater and inner harbour factions.

Former barn and woolshed one of two award-winning homes

A Japanese-inspired home and a unique barn conversion turn heads in architecture awards.

Could the Venture Pearl slip into Napier Port unannounced? Photo File

Bruce Bisset: Time farmers thought more about cargo

Sometime in the next week, a ship carrying an undisclosed cargo will dock in New Zealand.

It was always going to be a long shot, but Australian import centre Daniel Kickert isn't on the roster of the Hawks during the Final 4 in Christchurch at the weekend. Photo / Photosport

'Ridiculous' Daniel Kickert ruled out for Hawks in Final 4

It's NBL Final 4 time in the Christchurch so there'll be no more shooting the breeze now.

A man stealing a $10,000 bike from outside a Havelock North takeaway eyeballs Lochlin Turner, right. Photo / Supplied

'Life turned upside down': 16-year-old employee has $10k bike stolen on test ride

"I still pay him, he's just not getting a pay rise for the next couple of years probably."

Elizabeth Biswell was amused to see her designer heels which she donated to Salvation Army Store op shop in Taradale turned into pot plants. Photo / Warren Buckland

Designer shoes get garden makeover

Stylish high heels make for a great set of plant pots.

We used to play games and talk to each other but now kids stare at screens and do Instagram.

Wyn Drabble: A trip down memory lane

My sleeping rhythms are in disarray. I blame cricket.

One of the things Jamie Kelly wants to raise awareness about is male depression. Photo/Warren Buckland

Spiderman casts a web of awareness on male depression and youth suicide

Jamie Kelly, 29, is cycling 160km a day in a Spiderman suit, and has a damn good reason.

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Pioneer of colour photography's 40 years of photos

20 Jul, 2019 6:00am
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Forty years ago the Napier Daily Telegraph broke new ground in the use of colour.

A walking tour with the curator at MTG is just one of the things to get up to this weekend. Photo / File

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Eight things to do in Hawke's Bay this weekend

20 Jul, 2019 4:56am
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Here are eight things to do on the last weekend of the school holidays around Hawke's Bay.

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Gone: Five Napier councillors to stand-down as all-or-nothing race for mayor begins

20 Jul, 2019 4:34am
3 minutes to read

A new Mayor and five new members are likely to be part of the new Napier Council makeup.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Earthquake settles harbour dispute

20 Jul, 2019 4:28am
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Debate raged between breakwater and inner harbour factions.

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Former barn and woolshed one of two award-winning homes

19 Jul, 2019 11:00pm
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A Japanese-inspired home and a unique barn conversion turn heads in architecture awards.

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Measles alert in Hawke's Bay

19 Jul, 2019 5:19pm
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Infant diagnosed with measles after visit to Auckland

Bruce Smith's son Cole Smith says it has been a tough time for the family. Photo / File

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Wairoa family at centre of land dispute released with stern warning not to return 'home'

19 Jul, 2019 3:24pm
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"This is your last warning and you need to take it seriously."

Art Deco guide Derek Forstick taking people on a tour of Napier. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Furs and fabulous dresses roll into Hawke's Bay

19 Jul, 2019 2:15pm
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Winter Deco gives people the chance to dust off dresses and furs for a weekend of style.

Vaccination rates in Hawke's Bay spike between 6 months old and 8 months old. Photo / Getty Images

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Hawke's Bay vaccination levels improve when a child hits eight months

19 Jul, 2019 1:45pm
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Vaccination rates jump 19% for Hawke's Bay kids between 6 months and 8 months.

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Earthquake settles harbour dispute

20 Jul, 2019 4:28am
6 minutes to read

Debate raged between breakwater and inner harbour factions.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Former barn and woolshed one of two award-winning homes

19 Jul, 2019 11:00pm
3 minutes to read

A Japanese-inspired home and a unique barn conversion turn heads in architecture awards.

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Measles alert in Hawke's Bay

19 Jul, 2019 5:19pm
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Infant diagnosed with measles after visit to Auckland

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Wairoa family at centre of land dispute released with stern warning not to return 'home'

19 Jul, 2019 3:24pm
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"This is your last warning and you need to take it seriously."

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Furs and fabulous dresses roll into Hawke's Bay

19 Jul, 2019 2:15pm
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Winter Deco gives people the chance to dust off dresses and furs for a weekend of style.

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Hawke's Bay vaccination levels improve when a child hits eight months

19 Jul, 2019 1:45pm
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Vaccination rates jump 19% for Hawke's Bay kids between 6 months and 8 months.

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Jamie Kelly, Napier poses as Spiderman with his bicycle which he will ride from Napier to Invercargill to combat mental illness. NEWS 17 July 2019. Picture Warren Buckland.

Spidey cycles to combat depression

19 Jul, 2019 1:45pm
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Local Focus: Wattie's peachy keen American students planting something different

19 Jul, 2019 1:45pm
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L-R Kristen Lie, CFO, Napier Port, Todd Dawson CE Napier Port at the IPO, initial public offer announcement. 15 July 2019. NEWS Photograph Warren Buckland, Hawke's Bay Today.

Napier Port IPO

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Local Focus: Transgender student sparks sporting inclusiveness

19 Jul, 2019 1:45pm
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Elmo the penguin of the month at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. 10th July 2019 Photographer Paul Taylor Hawke's Bay Today

Elmo the good Penguin

19 Jul, 2019 1:45pm
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Salvation for people in need

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Rubbish fire Napier

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Jack Simpson, 81 resident at Brittany House, Hastings receives a replacement scooter from (left) Tessa Flowers-Morrell owner of Lulu and Max after his one was stolen last week. 8 July 2019. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Happy ending after scooter theft.

19 Jul, 2019 1:45pm
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'She was like a mother for us all' Memories and tributes flow in for Nanny Noa

19 Jul, 2019 1:02pm
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"She was that kind and mothering figure to everyone she met."

A man stalked an elderly woman for more than an hour before stealing her winnings she gained on a pokie machine in Hastings. Photo / File

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Elderly woman won $1000 on the pokies, only to be stalked and robbed

19 Jul, 2019 12:55pm
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Dylan Wibrow watched her claim her winnings and decided he wanted them.

Lucy is a boundless ball of positive energy for Melua Watson's family and she can't wait to have her home. Photo / Supplied

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Scent to follow home: Lucy the dog's owner still hopeful after possible sighting

19 Jul, 2019 11:29am
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Melua Watson's family have left clothing on farmland so Lucy can follow the scent home.

The Central under-16 girls futsal side which won their national tournament in Wellington last weekend. Photo/Photosport

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Futsal: Bay's Heywood creates history again

19 Jul, 2019 11:10am
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Hawke's Bay's Jack Parker wins under-19 boys golden boot

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Andre Tibor Kalmancsi, 33, and his accomplice Glengyle James Greenhorn, 40, stole $140,000 worth of stored goods. Photo / Supplied

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$140k heist: 'Not only did he rob us, he showed up for work'

26 Apr, 2019 5:26pm
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'Not only did he rob us, he showed up for work again. It was unbelievable.'

Nino D'Esposito (left), former owner of Hawke's Bay Seafoods with Bill Blake at the launch of Takatimu Seafoods on Monday. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Nino D'Esposito's been reeled in, but he won't stop swimming

12 Apr, 2019 4:14pm
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"I carry my tragedies every day."

The aftermath of the 1931 Napier earthquake on the Havelock North bridge.

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Never-before-seen Hawke's Bay earthquake photos found in treasure-trove

26 Apr, 2019 11:29am
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Treasure trove of photos found in a professional photographer's box in house in Hastings.

OneRoof Property News

Eco-houses that might just help save the planet

20 Jul, 2019 2:53pm

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Snap up a deal: Buy a house, get two crocs for free

19 Jul, 2019 4:13pm
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Easy fixes for tragic rental bathrooms

20 Jul, 2019 2:50pm
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Follow these tips - they don't involve construction.

Set for completion by April, the Private Offices by Precinct offer 360 degree views of Auckland's CBD and the Waitemata Harbour. Photo / Michael Craig

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180m in the sky: Is this NZ's best office?

20 Jul, 2019 5:00am
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Commercial Bay has five luxury offices for rent - and the views are the best in the city.

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20 Jul, 2019 3:17pm

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19 Jul, 2019 4:24pm
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18 Jul, 2019 3:03pm
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Haerenga Noa Nicholson (Nanny Noa) has passed away aged 100.

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Hawke's Bay kuia Nanny Noa passes away in Dannevirke

Beloved Hawke's Bay kuia Nanny Noa has passed aged 100

Bari Duncan says the cloud had an amazing rainbow effect around it which didn't show on camera. Photo / Bari Duncan

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Sunny side up: 'Fried egg' cloud stuns Hawke's Bay sunset watchers

Sauron's eye? A UFO? A mum and baby? Sunset phenomenon delights photographers.

Witerangi Hanara, 43, hid his son, Haami Hanara, from police. Photo / Court Reporter

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Father sentenced for hiding son after Flaxmere killing

Hiding his killer son was a "misguided sense of fatherhood", lawyer says.

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Bruce Bisset: Time farmers thought more about cargo

Sometime in the next week, a ship carrying an undisclosed cargo will dock in New Zealand.

Co-trainer Corrina McDougal is all smiles as she leads No Tip away following his victory in last Saturday's $75,000 Anuka Smoker Wellington Hurdle.

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Kuru again outstanding in Wellington Hurdle win

A roundup of the week's racing.

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'Ridiculous' Daniel Kickert ruled out for Hawks in Final 4

It's NBL Final 4 time in the Christchurch so there'll be no more shooting the breeze now.

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From dairy farmer to fantasy writer

A Dannevirke dairy farmer has just published his second fantasy novel.

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Dannevirke Tigers to star before Warriors face Sharks in Wellington

Two Dannevirke league teams will play a Curtain raiser at Westpac Stadium tonight.

Bruce Dalton completes a training session in the countdown to this weekend's Paterson Trophy Zone 2 tournament in Napier. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Indoor bowls: Home mats could deliver present for stalwart Bruce Dalton

It's been 28 years since Hawke's Bay tasted Paterson Trophy glory.

It's time for action when it comes to climate change, the environment and recycling. Photo / File

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Stop the weasel words on climate talk - time for action

Let's be leaders and an example for others

It's going to be a wet few days until the weather clears on Sunday and through the early part of next week. Photo / Michael Craig

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Weather comes right as school holidays end

The weather is expected to clear on Sunday, just as holidaymakers head home.

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'Life turned upside down': 16-year-old employee has $10k bike stolen on test ride

"I still pay him, he's just not getting a pay rise for the next couple of years probably."

The explosion of colours and expressions on the faces of the Greenmeadows team require no interpretation. Photo/supplied

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Central women champions, men runners-up at U18 nationals

Whether it's the fun festival or the competitive stage, Hawke's Bay hockey is just humming

Youth MP Sarah Fraser stood up to Deputy Speaker Anne Tolley because she felt

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'Enough is enough': Youth MP who stood up to Anne Tolley

Stuart Nash's youth MP came to the defence of a fellow student told off by Anne Tolley.

Hawke's Bay regional councillor Tom Belford has announced his plans to re-stand at this year's election. Photo / File

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Tom Belford to re-stand for Hawke's Bay Regional Council

Candidate's focus is on "getting it right" when it comes to water.

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Designer shoes get garden makeover

Stylish high heels make for a great set of plant pots.

Rescue hens Princess Leia and Pinky enjoy their jerseys during the cold winter snaps. Photo / Supplied

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Do my thighs look big in this? Wairoa chickens keep warm with winter jerseys

Two Wairoa chickens are bringing the hen strut to the catwalk, rocking a winter wardrobe.

From August 1, the Hawke's Bay expressway will be known as State Highway 2. Photo / File

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Hawke's Bay state highways to be renamed

The expressway will become State Highway 2 to reduce confusion.

This photo was taken on Te Awa Ave facing towards Marine Pde. Photo / Jody Hesketh

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Somewhere over the moonbow, way up high, in Hawke's Bay

A moonbow is a rainbow produced by moonlight rather than direct sunlight.

Hawke's Bay Black wing defence Katie Beal, of Napier Girls' High School, let's her hands do the talking at the under-17 nationals in Auckland. Photo/supplied

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HB Blacks trade shots to outgun Hutt Valley Gold

Thunderstorm dictates terms at halfway mark but HB Blacks adapt smartly at U17 nationals.

Cole Smith's family, who are at the centre of a land dispute in Wairoa, have been arrested. Photo / File.

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Family at centre of Māori land dispute near Wairoa arrested

A Wairoa family has been arrested over a land dispute while travelling to a legal meeting.

Former Auckland Grammar teacher and coach to Black Cap Jimmy Neesham passed away during New Zealand's thrilling Cricket World Cup final against England. Photo / Supplied

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Black Cap's tribute to coach who died during Super Over

Jimmy Neesham's former coach died during the tense final Super Over.

The sculpture before it was knocked over. Photo / Supplied

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Hastings District Council's $6500 sculpture survives one week in new laneway

A sculpture was vandalised but nearby workers say it was leaning hours after instalment.

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Wattie's peachy keen American students planting something different

Riparian planting not the usual crop for Wattie's. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

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Stortford Lodge: Store lambs break $170

18 Jul, 2019 9:38am
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Store lambs broke through the $170 mark at yesterday's Stortford Lodge sale.

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Wyn Drabble: A trip down memory lane

18 Jul, 2019 8:00am
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My sleeping rhythms are in disarray. I blame cricket.

A court order could prevent the new pool complex continuing while a court case takes place. Photo / Supplied

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Napier's $41 million pool facing court case delays

18 Jul, 2019 10:17am
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The pool is the most expensive capital project in Napier City Council's history.

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New kōhanga reo opens in Heretaunga

27 May, 2019 8:00am
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Despite historical grievances, we continue to march forward

Vailili Hunuhunu is thriving at her new job.

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Vailili loving her 'power' job

29 Apr, 2019 9:00am
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Vailili looks forward to the places this job takes her.

From left Hori Reti, Crissie Hape, Ngahiwi Tomoana and Heather Skipworth

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Smooth sailing as iwi launches new business

29 Apr, 2019 8:00am
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Ngāti Kahungunu has had a long standing relationship with Hawke's Bay Seafoods

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Fonterra CEO Miles Hurrell, pictured in the office at the Fonterra HQ in Central Auckland. Photo / File

Fonterra boss Miles Hurrell - we can turn this around

Miles Hurrell is a man on a mission to turn around Fonterra.

An analyst says a key issue at Australia's biggest co-op Murray Goulburn, just sold to Canada's Saputo, was finding capital. Photo / Bloomberg

Dairy co-ops a dying breed across the Tasman

Co-op's now account for less than 5 per cent of the milk pool in Australia.

Rabobank Best of The Country - July 20, 2019

Damien O'Connor, Jane Smith, Emma Higgins, Don Carson, Simon Bridges, Chris Russell.

A compound in bulls' teeth might be used for bone grafts, researchers believe. Photo / 123RF

No bull - bone graft discovery

A mineral in bulls' teeth might be used for bone grafts, New Zealand researchers believe.

15 views of climate change - we need to take this seriously

Climate Voices: 15 Kiwis' hopes and fears in a warming world

Fifteen Kiwis, in their own words, voice their hopes and fears for a warming world.

Pastoral farming is responsible for more than 40 per cent of NZ's export income. Photo / 123RF

Brian Fallow: Emissions plan a step in the right direction

Bid to trim agriculture's greenhouse gas output may not be perfect — but it's a start.

Errol Skelton pictured a few years ago with million-dollar earner Shuzohra, a former top horse he trained that lived out her retirement to a ripe old age on his Mako Mako Road farm.

NZ racing loses another Skelton

Errol Bryan Skelton trained some of the best horses in the country.

At the yards: Spring has sprung

Spring has sprung, calves and lambs are on the ground around this district.

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Remove the cycleway, make space for car parks, council candidate says

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Wattie's peachy keen American students planting something different

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Snow in Taupō for the school holidays

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Mayoral candidate insists she's not racist

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Local Focus: Stratford mayor not assuming he'll win

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Rawinia Henderson standing for change in Stratford

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Remove the cycleway, make space for car parks, council candidate says

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Wattie's peachy keen American students planting something different

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Snow in Taupō for the school holidays

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Mayoral candidate insists she's not racist

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Local Focus: Stratford mayor not assuming he'll win

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Rawinia Henderson standing for change in Stratford

Hawke's Bay Today guides and liftouts

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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Click here to read our Hawke's Bay/East Coast Summer Guide

A Slice of Hawke's Bay

21 Feb, 2019 10:07am
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Click here to read A Slice of Hawke's Bay.

The year that was 2018

17 Dec, 2018 10:10am
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Click here to read The year that was 2018

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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Click here to read A wrap up of Christmas in Hawke's Bay 2018

Light up Christmas in Hawke's Bay

26 Nov, 2018 2:12pm
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Real Heartland

14 Nov, 2018 9:35am
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