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Tennyson St in Napier, where a car fleeing police almost hit a bus after running a red light. Photo / Google Maps

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Napier police call for witnesses to dangerous driving

26 May, 2018 8:42am

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Kellie Hoy, 34, made more than $81,000 worth of ACC claims for children not in her custody. Photo / File

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$10,000 reparation ordered for ACC fraud

25 May, 2018 7:20pm
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Aimee Fisher our sports person of the year

26 May, 2018 10:40pm
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Havelock North tree removal 'ridiculous'

26 May, 2018 9:30pm
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Piera Hudson wins People's Choice

26 May, 2018 9:10pm
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Blues out shoot Wairarapa in high-scoring affair

26 May, 2018 8:28pm
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The van-ramming incident made headlines in February. Photo / File

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Hastings van-rammer pleads guilty to attack

25 May, 2018 7:16pm
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He repeatedly rammed a van full of people on Omahu Rd in Hastings.

About 200 people planted 4200 native plants at Waitangi Regional Park this morning. Photo/Supplied

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Record-breaking turnout at winter planting event

26 May, 2018 12:22pm
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A Hawke's Bay Regional Council planting event drew a record-breaking turnout this morning.

Hastings Rugby and Sports hooker Jacob Devery scores one of his two tries in their win against Napier Pirate Rugby and Sports today. Photo/Duncan Brown

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Rugby: HB club rugby scores

26 May, 2018 5:40pm
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Central score first win of season

Striker Jorge Akers hopes to bring some of the tricks he learned in England a few weeks ago before returning to debut for Havelock North Wanderers. Photo/Paul Taylor

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Ex-Rover Jorge Akers helps Wanderers' cause

26 May, 2018 2:00pm
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Jorge Akers crosses the bridge for greener pastures after returning from trials in England

The Fokker trimotor, or Southern Cross, of Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm at the Napier Embankment airport on January 21, 1933. Photo/Frank Carter

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Michael Fowler: Famous aviator paid flying visits to Bay cities

26 May, 2018 1:00pm
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Kingsford Smith vanished two years after telling Hastings he valued his neck

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Record-breaking turnout at winter planting event

26 May, 2018 12:22pm
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A Hawke's Bay Regional Council planting event drew a record-breaking turnout this morning.

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Marcus Agnew: Sport can teach a thing or two

26 May, 2018 12:00pm
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Hawks newbie Mitch Newton happy to stretch floor

26 May, 2018 12:00pm
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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.

Her experience in palliative care has convinced Dr Libby Smales that people need the option to end their life in the face of unbearable suffering while dying. Photo / Duncan Brown

Unbearable suffering can be avoided with good, safe laws

19 May, 2018 9:33am

Dr Libby Smales says people no longer fear pain so much as hopelessness and suffering.

Tukituki National MP Lawrence Yule said the strength of feeling on the End of Life Choices Bill was evidenced by the large number of people who attended a public meeting he held recently. Photo / file

Opinion polarised on End of Life Choice Bill

19 May, 2018 8:34am

More than 300 people attended a recent meeting in Havelock North on voluntary euthanasia.

St Matthew's parish priest Alister Hendery says our fear of death is in part due to our denial of its reality. Photo / Duncan Brown

Debate an opportunity to explore our relationship with death

19 May, 2018 6:46am

From the moment we are born we are dying - we need to prepare ourselves for that reality.

Anna Pierard says the importance of music needs to be imparted to the community. Photo / File

More than the occasional weekend gig

12 May, 2018 10:51am

Local music needs more promoting, Anna Pierard says.

Paisley Stage owner James Rochester said he and business partner Lucy opened the venue to put on gigs the way they wanted to. Photo / Warren Buckland

Bay's live music venues need your support

12 May, 2018 6:00am

The biggest competition for live venues is the likes of Netflix, say Bay bar owners.

Hastings Boys' High School music teacher Justin Lindsay tuning in. Photo/File

Timing catches one of top school bands out

12 May, 2018 6:00am

One of the Bay's top school bands unable to make the Rockquest this year

Toni Huata will be announcing a new album release date on Monday. Photo / Brodie - Penn Productions

Songstress credits family for inspiration

12 May, 2018 6:00am

Toni Huata keeps up with her Bay connections, performing at local events such as Matariki.

Havelock North High School deputy principal Joel Wilton. Photo/File

Music not an easy choice

12 May, 2018 6:00am

It's a good gig but can it last?

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

Daughter remembers 'protective' dad

5 May, 2018 3:00pm

A Napier woman remembers her "protective" dad almost five years on.

Volunteers planting at Waitangi Regional Park in 2017, when installation of the tea a Rangi star compass had started. Photo / Supplied

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It's time to get planting

26 May, 2018 11:52am
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It's time to get planting

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Mike Williams: Divided views on Crusher but National's not well

26 May, 2018 11:00am
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No political mileage to be gained in whingeing about Speaker

Mister D chef David Griffiths. Photo / File

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David Griffiths puts Rolling Stones in charge

26 May, 2018 10:43am
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Special focus on winter foodie celebration

Uruguayan import striker Martin Bueno, of Napier City Rovers, is setting the pace in the race for golden boot in Central League. Photo / File

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Blues taking no chances against Wairarapa

26 May, 2018 10:00am
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Napier City Rovers not looking at results to gauge worth of Wairarapa United today.

Meri Te Tai Mangakāhia, of Te Rarawa, was a leading activist for the rights of all Māori and all women in New Zealand.

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MTG team celebrates award success

26 May, 2018 9:00am
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He Manu Tīoriori: Songbirds looks at Ngāti Kahungunu's rich musical talent.

Otane centre Sarah Corbett (left) tries to keep NGHS wing attack Parris Petera in check. Photo/Paul Taylor

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NGHS give Otane Force wake-up call in netball

26 May, 2018 9:00am
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Napier Girls' High School Senior A realising profits after three years of togetherness

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It's time to get planting

26 May, 2018 11:52am
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It's time to get planting

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Mike Williams: Divided views on Crusher but National's not well

26 May, 2018 11:00am
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No political mileage to be gained in whingeing about Speaker

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David Griffiths puts Rolling Stones in charge

26 May, 2018 10:43am
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Special focus on winter foodie celebration

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Blues taking no chances against Wairarapa

26 May, 2018 10:00am
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Napier City Rovers not looking at results to gauge worth of Wairarapa United today.

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MTG team celebrates award success

26 May, 2018 9:00am
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He Manu Tīoriori: Songbirds looks at Ngāti Kahungunu's rich musical talent.

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NGHS give Otane Force wake-up call in netball

26 May, 2018 9:00am
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Napier Girls' High School Senior A realising profits after three years of togetherness

Hawke's Bay Today videos

Olympic swimmers Willie Benson, with Lauren Boyle hosting a training session with the Sundevils swimming club at Flaxmere waterworld. 25th May 2018 Photographer Paul Taylor Hawke's Bay Today

Olympian make's a splash with Sundevils

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Right, Protestor Kellie Jessup talks to Sandra Hazelhurst Hastings Mayor about the Craggy Range track out front of Hastings District Council buildings. 22 May 2018. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

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Iwi protest Craggy Range track

26 May, 2018 9:00am
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Dayna Joblin, manager, Opera Kitchen, a cafe in Hastings, one of a group of four Hawke's Bay Cafes using stainless steel straws and plates, compostable bin liners, serviettes, takeaway cups and lids, pictured with a rhubarb and mint soda and a citrus and thyme soda, with Caliwoods stainless steel straws. 21 May 2018 NEWS Hawke's Bay Today Photograph by Duncan Brown.

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Opera Kitchen goes eco-friendly

26 May, 2018 9:00am
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Rare Jaguar in Napier.

26 May, 2018 9:00am
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Fire at the Shakespear Road Mini Market in Napier. 19th May 2018 Photographer Paul Taylor Hawke's Bay Today

Mini market fire

26 May, 2018 9:00am
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Karamu stream at Crosses Road bridge Havelock North. 10th HN Kindergarted annual duck race. 19th May 2018 Photographer Paul Taylor Hawke's Bay Today

Duck do

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Hope Walk

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Napier police call for witnesses to dangerous driving

26 May, 2018 8:13am
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A driver fleeing police dangerously overtook a truck, nearly crashed into a bus.

Isaac Paewai will plays his 150th game for Havelock North today. Photo/Paul Taylor

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Rugby: Paewai joins elite villagers club

26 May, 2018 8:00am
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Halfback 10th villager to reach 150 games

Participants dressed up on Marine Parade for last year's Winter Deco Weekend. Photo / Supplied

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Gearing up for Winter Deco Weekend

26 May, 2018 8:00am
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Hawke's Bay's famed Winter Deco Weekend is gearing up for another year.

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Look hard at advisers' cosy commissions

26 May, 2018 8:00am
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Insurance companies' soft commissions to financial advisers set off alarm bells

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Case highlights gaps in RMA, says academic

26 May, 2018 6:00am
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Senior law lecturer says there could be a role for the Crown in settling such disputes.

Prisoners taking part in activities for their Duke of Edinburgh award.

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Corrections helping young offenders to 'be who they want to be'

26 May, 2018 6:00am
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New programmes responsive to young offenders and the way they learn will help communities.

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Napier police call for witnesses to dangerous driving

26 May, 2018 8:13am
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A driver fleeing police dangerously overtook a truck, nearly crashed into a bus.

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Rugby: Paewai joins elite villagers club

26 May, 2018 8:00am
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Halfback 10th villager to reach 150 games

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Gearing up for Winter Deco Weekend

26 May, 2018 8:00am
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Hawke's Bay's famed Winter Deco Weekend is gearing up for another year.

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Look hard at advisers' cosy commissions

26 May, 2018 8:00am
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Insurance companies' soft commissions to financial advisers set off alarm bells

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Case highlights gaps in RMA, says academic

26 May, 2018 6:00am
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Senior law lecturer says there could be a role for the Crown in settling such disputes.

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Corrections helping young offenders to 'be who they want to be'

26 May, 2018 6:00am
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New programmes responsive to young offenders and the way they learn will help communities.

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Corrections helping young offenders to 'be who they want to be'

26 May, 2018 6:00am
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New programmes responsive to young offenders and the way they learn will help communities.

THINGS TO DO: Cyclocross Hawkes Bay 2018 is just one of the many events on in the region this weekend. Photo/File.

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Things to do this weekend

26 May, 2018 6:00am
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Hawke's Bay has plenty of events on this weekend.

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Could mystery bag some tourism dollars?

26 May, 2018 6:00am
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Does our mystery in the Bay skies have the Loch Ness factor?

Eleven vehicles were broken into between May 17 and May 22 in Napier. Photo / File

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Police investigate vehicle break-ins

26 May, 2018 6:00am
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Police are investigating a spate of vehicles being broken into in Napier.

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A police checkpoint similar to those of last week when 27 people were caught in three days for drink-driving. Photo / File

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Police "disappointed" by drink-driving numbers

24 May, 2018 6:00am
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Almost 40 years after the first drink-drive blitz, drink-drivers are still being caught.

Record highs of $2.30 a litre for 91-octane fuel were recorded this week. Photo / Duncan Brown

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Fuel company to slash 12c a litre off petrol prices today

24 May, 2018 6:00am
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One of NZ's smallest fuel providers is slashing 12 cents a litre off fuel for 32 hours.

Sheep in a Ngatarawa vineyard shelter as a cold snap bringing rain rolls in from the south. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Icy temperatures head for Hawke's Bay

24 May, 2018 6:00am
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Hawke's Bay region prepares for a bitter taste of winter.

More local news

The Chambers brothers donated part of Te Mata block to the people of Hawke's Bay in 1927.

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The history of Te Mata Peak deed

On November 17, 1856, another £500 was paid and the deed signed for the Te Mata block.

I may even get a towel or two hung out before being distracted by the cat.

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So much to do and so little time to do it

I start out with the best of intentions, sometimes even a list.

Cloud shrouds Te Mata Peak as cars switch their lights on along Havelock Rd, Hastings, in wet, rainy weather yesterday. Photo / Duncan Brown

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Early winter weather to chill Hawke's Bay

Winter has kicked in early in Hawke's Bay with rain, wind and possible frosts forecast.

Myah Hadland, of Napier City Rovers Rainbows (left), and Emily Fulton, of Rovers Pink Panthers, battle for possession during a game last weekend. Photo / Paul Taylor

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All-girls comps make giant strides

More players should find a path from Hawke's Bay to the Football Ferns.

The ferry terminal in the Auckland CBD. Photo / File

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Talking Point: Govt robbing HB for Auckland

The Government is robbing HB to pay for Auckland.

Olympic swimmers Willie Benson and Lauren Boyle hosting a training session with the Heretaunga Sundevils Swimming Club. Photo/Paul Taylor.

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Lauren Boyle inspires next generation of swimmers

Olympic swimmer shares tips with younger generation.

Haumoana artist Jacob Scott thinks the controversial walking track on Te Mata Peak has damaged relationships between local bodies, iwi and property owners. Photo/File.

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Track controversy 'a wake up call', says Maori artist

He thinks relationships between local bodies, iwi and land owners have been damaged.

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$10,000 reparation ordered for ACC fraud

Woman sentenced for false ACC claim for childcare support costs after roller derby injury.

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Hastings van-rammer pleads guilty to attack

He repeatedly rammed a van full of people on Omahu Rd in Hastings.

Police arrive at the scene after a car crashes into a fence in Flaxmere. /Photo Paul Taylor

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Car destroys fence in Flaxmere

Residents shocked as driver flees after crashing through their front yard

Village life is attracting businesses to Havelock North. Photo / File.

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Havelock North brimming with new businesses

Village life attracting businesses.

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Villa Maria NZ's 'Most Trusted Wine Brand'

Villa Maria Estate has been voted as New Zealand's "Most Trusted Wine Brand"

Police have released the name of the man who died in a crash on the Hawke's Bay expressway yesterday. Photo/File.

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Police name victim of fatal Napier crash

Police release the name of crash victim.

Tina Arlidge, operations manager of Hawke's Bay Netball, says the shield playoffs will set the tone for Super 8 netball this winter. Photo/file

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Will Napier schoolgirls set tone in Super 8 netball?

It's time to separate the girls from the women in shield final of Super 8 netball in HB

A juvenile shore plover resting on the Waikawa shoreline with its mother and father. Photo / Dave Houston

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Life goes on for rare birds at Mahia launch site

Rare birds and rockets

Tuis pivot Krysten Cottrell is Hawke's Bay's first contracted Black Fern. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Cottrell delays family plans for Black Ferns

Black Fern ready as Bay's women's club competition starts tomorrow.

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Biosecurity is an attitude

For the love of our country, let's stop being so one-eyed.

Ronan Murphy with the silverware after winning the SpeedSport

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Young Murph keen to match dad's feats

Emotional time for grandfather as youngster delivers on the track.

A Suzuki Swift and a logging truck collided on the Napier Hastings expressway this morning. Photo / Warren Buckland

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One dead after collision on expressway in Hastings

The road was closed, and diversions put in place, for a period yesterday afternoon.

Shaun Karauria, 17, has been jailed for life after murdering Indian national Sandeep Dhiman who was found dead in a roadside ditch on Matahorua Rd, Tutira, last year. Photo / File

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Napier teenager jailed for life for 'brutal' murder

Shaun Karauria will spend at least 12 years in jail for the murder.

Nikau palms on Auckland's Queen St show natives are a genuine urban option. Photo File

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Council snubs native tree plantings - again

EDITORIAL: Hastings ratepayers are continuing to bankroll the council's cultural cringe.

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Talking Point: 2018 Budget a Green success

Megan Peacock Coyle has been appointed Hawke's Bay Opera House and arts precinct manager. Photo / Supplied

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Familiar face to fill Opera House role

Hawke's Bay Opera House and arts precinct manager brings wealth of experience.

Part of the Rocket Lab launch complex at Mahia. Photo / File

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Worldwide boost for Mahia rocket facility

Mahia has the widest range of launch azimuths of any launch site in the world.

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.

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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

Hawke's Bay Regional Council chairman Rex Graham said it was great to have the public so engaged in the consultation process. Photo / File

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Regional council approves LTP with minor changes

Council agrees to continue funding tourism at higher level than proposed in long term plan

Hastings McDonald's yesterday became the first restaurant in New Zealand to introduce a bilingual menu, written in English and Māori / Photo Hawke's Bay Today

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Toi Tangata questions use of te reo Māori in fast food outlets

Toi Tangata has commended the efforts by Ngati Kahungunu to normalise te reo Māori.

William Colenso College principal Daniel Murfitt welcomes the trophy for winning the Excellence in Leading Award at the 2017 Prime Minister's Education Excellence Awards.

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Two Hawke's Bay schools finalists in Prime Minister's Excellence Awards

The schools are among 15 finalists nationwide in the annual awards.

Te Mata Peak Peoples' Track Society chairman George Williams, secretary Rebecca McNeur and spokesman Xan Harding.

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Organisers postpone Te Mata track walk

Organisers postpone walk up Te Mata Peak track.

Kevin Sykes (left) and Lachland McKay check out the orchard development.

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Moteo apple orchards show the way of the future

Innovative orchard system moves apple picking into the future

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Napier woman to appear in court tomorrow in relation to stabbing

Woman charged in connection with stabbing of woman who was left to be found by a passerby.

A man and woman have been arrested following an incident on Sunday. Photo/File.

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Police seeking a third person in relation to assault

Police seeking a third person in relation to assault.

Garrick Murfitt, left, with Colleen and Philip Cotter, all Ridge Rd Central residents, and Raj Suppiah, council chief financial officer, in Dannevirke on Tuesday. Photo / Christine McKay

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Residents say they could be dead before road sealed

Angry locals say it could take 3000 years to sort all Tararua's roads

Police closed the road after Indian national Sandeep Dhiman's body was found just past 630 Matahorua Road, Tutira. Photo / File

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Hawke's Bay teenager gets life in prison for murder

He will serve at least 12 years behind bars.

The Government hopes that the new app will attract more apprentices to the industry. Photo / 123RF

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New app aims to lure an extra 2000 building apprentices

24 May, 2018 1:30pm
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App will let students track their progress through school - then get an apprenticeship.

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Residents say they could be dead before road sealed

24 May, 2018 10:00am
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Angry locals say it could take 3000 years to sort all Tararua's roads

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Hawke's Bay teenager gets life in prison for murder

24 May, 2018 9:39am
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He will serve at least 12 years behind bars.

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7 Jul, 2017 2:09pm
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In pursuit of a change in fortunes

26 Mar, 2018 10:00am
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Helping hand for job seekers

League legend Kevin Tamati taking the driver,s seat. Photo/Paul Taylor

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Kevin Tamati takes to the airwaves with new radio show

26 Mar, 2018 9:00am
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Hitting the airwaves

Ngahiwi Tomoana, chairman of Ngati Kahungunu Incorporated

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Prisons: More reading and writing, less bleeding and fighting

26 Mar, 2018 8:00am
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Our goal is to empty prisons and literacy programme powerful tool to reach that goal.

Rural News

Rabobank Best of The Country - 26th May 2018

Winston Peters, John Wilson, Blake Holgate,Mike and Ryley Short,Simon Bridges, Mark Bryan.

Fonterra chairman John Wilson. Picture/NZ Herald.

Former Fonterra director calls for Wilson to resign

A former director of Fonterra has called on chairman John Wilson to resign.

BUDGET AREA: An aerial view of kauri dieback-infected kauri tree in Waipoua forest.

Saving Northland - budget will come but no figures yet

Northland conservation efforts will be boosted by the budget but no-one knows by how much

Federated Farmers president Peter Langford said it was well known that Westland suppliers had been talking to Fonterra. Photo / Supplied

Fonterra approaches farmers to switch from Westland Milk Products

Fonterra has again approached Westland Milk Products suppliers to switch loyalties.

Listen: Vet answers pressing Mycoplasma bovis questions

Southland vet Mark Bryan answers some tricky questions about M. bovis.

Listen: Kevin 'Smiley' Barrett's Super Rugby review

Tim Myer announces a new Norwood Ambassador, Kevin "Smiley" Barrett.

The Country - Smiley edition

Lisa Murray, Mark Bryan, Andy Thompson, Tim Myers, Kevin Barrett, Barry Soper.

It was a particularly tough year in beef processing, which accounts for 60 per cent of Anzco Foods business. Photo/123RF.

Anzco Foods profit plunges 90%

The result was attributed to a tough year in beef processing.

Plastic stockpiles growing after China ban

Hawke's Bay Today guides and liftouts

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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Hawke's Bay Property Guide

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

12 Mar, 2018 12:00am
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Rural Focus Hawke's Bay March 2018

5 Mar, 2018 12:02am
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Shop Hawke's Bay

11 Feb, 2018 12:00am
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Tremains Art Deco Festival Programme

31 Jan, 2018 9:30am
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Tihei Kahungunu

27 Mar, 2017 4:18pm
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Tihei Kahungunu - read the latest edition here

Hawke's Bay & East Coast Summer Guide

14 Dec, 2017 12:33pm
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Pick of Hawke's Bay

21 Sep, 2017 8:23am
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Farming Outlook August 2017

23 Aug, 2017 12:01pm
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Spring Fling

10 Aug, 2017 11:43am
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Weddings 2017

28 Jul, 2017 9:00am
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THE COUNTRY | Rural business

Rural Focus: Hawke's Bay Winter 2017

26 Jul, 2017 3:00pm
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Early Years 2017

18 Jul, 2017 4:29pm
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Hawke's Bay v Canterbury programme

1 Sep, 2017 7:00am
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