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After 25 years of keeping it local, Kiwi clothing company Swazi moves production offshore

23 May, 2019 10:50am

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Peter Grant with fellow veterans at Taradale cemetery where they plan to plant totara trees for 66 of that district's World War I fallen. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Trees of remembrance: 66 totara to be planted for the 66 who fell in World War I

23 May, 2019 11:25am
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Napier Boys' High School students rid Hawke's Bay of thousands of pest plants

23 May, 2019 11:43am
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Trees of remembrance: 66 totara to be planted for the 66 who fell in World War I

23 May, 2019 11:25am
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World award for Hawke's Bay war hero book

23 May, 2019 11:13am
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Bone up on seed certification

23 May, 2019 9:43am
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Police were in involved as a precaution after a stand-off between a young mother's whanau and Oranga Tamariki who attempted to remove her baby from her care.

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'It is a crisis': Iwi chairman stands by claim 22 kids were taken from Camberley in one school term

22 May, 2019 2:34pm
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Oranga Tamaraki is refuting the claims, saying it was four, not 22.

The last players on the Hawks' roster, US import power forward Brandon Bowman hasn't wasted any time in getting the job done as the NBL stats reveal. Photo/Photosport

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Brandon Bowman's happy to play where ever, whenever

23 May, 2019 8:00am
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Nothing's changed for Brandon Bowman. The US import is a little older but more efficient.

Quality lambs continue to sell strongly at Stortford Lodge. Photo / File

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Lack of rain doesn't affect lamb prices

23 May, 2019 9:38am
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Quality lambs continue to sell strongly at Stortford Lodge.

An American expat likes NZ's campervan style.

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Who would live anywhere else?

23 May, 2019 9:00am
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If you've ever boarded or disembarked at LAX you'll know just how lax our system is.

Carol Ormerod will be ready to check tickets at Unichem Stortford Lodge after the Hastings outlet racked up its 48th big win on Wednesday night. Photo / Paul Taylor

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NZ's luckiest Lotto store strikes again: Yet another 1st division Hawke's Bay win

23 May, 2019 8:30am
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What is this sorcery that's happening at Unichem Stortford Lodge?

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Brandon Bowman's happy to play where ever, whenever

23 May, 2019 8:00am
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Nothing's changed for Brandon Bowman. The US import is a little older but more efficient.

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Local Focus: 'Captain Cook was a mass murderer'

23 May, 2019 6:45am
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Eugenie Sage: Let's bring back the birdsong

23 May, 2019 6:23am
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Who would live anywhere else?

If you've ever boarded or disembarked at LAX you'll know just how lax our system is.

Brandon Bowman's happy to play where ever, whenever

Nothing's changed for Brandon Bowman. The US import is a little older but more efficient.

Jill Ahu had work for 20 years in the Corrections industry where she managed to build up a healthy Kiwisaver fund. Photo / Warren Buckland

Hawke's Bay housing crisis: Renter's dream of a house bus punctured by Kiwisaver provider

"Because it is technically a vehicle they wouldn't allow me to access my KiwiSaver."

Glancing at your phone for a just few seconds can lead to tragedy.

We need to be smart about using phones

Repeat offenders may well find themselves with no mobility because of demerit points.

'It is a crisis': Iwi chairman stands by claim 22 kids were taken from Camberley in one school term

Oranga Tamaraki is refuting the claims, saying it was four, not 22.

From left, model train buffs Ross Bates, Graham Leabourn, Ken Le Prou, Brian Larkin and Norm McPhee. Photo / Doug Laing

Napier model train attraction at risk of being derailed as volunteers age

The trains have been running over 50 years, and so have most of the members.

Levi Armstrong is having a challenging first season as head coach of the Tamatea premier club rugby team. Photo/Paul Taylor

Rugby coach: Mobsters better off playing sport

Mob connection has forced supporters away from club side.

Jim Austing and wife Vonny have concerns about Dannevirke's health services. Photo / Warren Buckland

Health services under fire in Dannevirke

"I was quite unwell and had to wait three weeks for an appointment."

Cape Kidnappers in its full glory, courtesy of drone imagery. Photo / Supplied

If 140m-high cliffs could talk: Stunning footage shows closed Cape Kidnappers beach as you've never seen it before

The footage will allow geologists to "see stress fractures in the rocks".

Not quite the modified Mercedes that I was going to go around in but this Subaru SUV managed to do just as well on Sunday. Photo / Ben Hughes/Proshotz Photography

I tried to be a rally co-driver and ended up hunched on the side of the road

When a hell of a ride became hell, I realised I should've taken heed of the warnings.

Ian Noble, the victim of a brutal home invasion in his Hastings home, pictured in December 2017. Photo / Warren Buckland

'She's obviously got no remorse': Elderly man fumes at home invasion attacker's court win

The pair plundered the man's home of its modest contents and fled, leaving him for dead.

Minister for Children Tracey Martin says solving the societal issues around domestic violence is bigger than just government. Photo / File

Minister says Hawke's Bay parents need to 'step up' as Oranga Tamariki feels the heat

Minister for Children says Oranga Tamariki and iwi both want what is best for kids.

Comment: Ice creams for sale, unfortunately

Another Kiwi name is scooped up by an overseas buyer.

Cambridge couple Laken Rose and Andrew Williams have been charged with sex offences against young girls. Photo / Supplied

Equestrian, partner face sex charges against young girls

EXCLUSIVE: Sex charges laid after Cambridge woman allegedly groomed girls for partner.

Kirsty Parsons, killed in a double-fatal car crash near Hastings, was a much-loved staff member of Tumu ITM, Hastings. Photo / File

'Huge shock': Workplace closes doors in honour of colleague

Kirsty Parsons was her "usual happy self" as she walked out the door for the final time.

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Hawke's Bay housing crisis: Renter's dream of a house bus punctured by Kiwisaver provider

23 May, 2019 6:00am
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"Because it is technically a vehicle they wouldn't allow me to access my KiwiSaver."

Scientists are getting closer to identifying warning signs of events like the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake.

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Predicting quakes hopefully about 'when' not 'if'

23 May, 2019 6:00am
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Scientists are slowly edging toward being able to predict earthquakes.

Clear Autumn weather in Hastings, from the Hawke's Bay Showgrounds looking towards Mt Erin. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Your weather: Frosty start clears to fine weather for most

23 May, 2019 5:36am
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Dress in layers as the afternoon high is expected to reach the upper teens.

Still with it, Shane Jones as Associate Minister of Immigration in a Hawke's Bay orchard in 2008. Nowhe's announced a scheme to find more locals for the work. Photo / File

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Hawke's Bay Provincial Growth Fund job ripe for the picking

22 May, 2019 4:39pm
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Careers co-ordinator to organise employers and workers for Hawke's Bay horticulture.

Andre Tibor Kalmancsi, 33, will be sentenced in June for stealing jet skis from the Napier freight company he worked for. Photo / File

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Employee who helped carry out $140,000 jet ski heist admits torching truck

22 May, 2019 4:31pm
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Duo used a diesel-soaked T-shirt to set the $20,000 truck ablaze.

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We need to be smart about using phones

22 May, 2019 4:20pm
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Repeat offenders may well find themselves with no mobility because of demerit points.

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'It is a crisis': Iwi chairman stands by claim 22 kids were taken from Camberley in one school term

22 May, 2019 2:34pm
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Oranga Tamaraki is refuting the claims, saying it was four, not 22.

Federated farmers president Jim Galloway said while some farms were coping well, others were still quite dry. Photo / Warren Buckland.

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Spate of frosts set to continue across increasingly dry Hawke's Bay

22 May, 2019 2:25pm
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Rug up warm because the frosty mornings aren't going anywhere.

Simon Smuts-Kennedy aka The Hatman makes his mark on Napier. Photo / Warren Buckland

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The adventures of Hatman: One man's attempt to create some hatmosphere in Hawke's Bay

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Hawke's Bay residents need a bit more between the ears, Simon Smuts-Kennedy reckons.

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Hawke's Bay Provincial Growth Fund job ripe for the picking

22 May, 2019 4:39pm
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Careers co-ordinator to organise employers and workers for Hawke's Bay horticulture.

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Employee who helped carry out $140,000 jet ski heist admits torching truck

22 May, 2019 4:31pm
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Duo used a diesel-soaked T-shirt to set the $20,000 truck ablaze.

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We need to be smart about using phones

22 May, 2019 4:20pm
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Repeat offenders may well find themselves with no mobility because of demerit points.

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'It is a crisis': Iwi chairman stands by claim 22 kids were taken from Camberley in one school term

22 May, 2019 2:34pm
2 minutes to read

Oranga Tamaraki is refuting the claims, saying it was four, not 22.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Spate of frosts set to continue across increasingly dry Hawke's Bay

22 May, 2019 2:25pm
2 minutes to read

Rug up warm because the frosty mornings aren't going anywhere.

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

The adventures of Hatman: One man's attempt to create some hatmosphere in Hawke's Bay

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Hawke's Bay residents need a bit more between the ears, Simon Smuts-Kennedy reckons.

Hawke's Bay Today videos

Local Focus: 'Captain Cook was a mass murderer'

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Vonny and Jim Vercoe Austing of Dannevirke who received poor treatment at Dannevirke Community Hospital. 20 May 2019. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Disillusioned Dannevirke patient.

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Dealing meth doesn't give any hope

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Local Focus: Hawke's Bay Marathon has record numbers for sunny skies

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Fun with recycling.

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Local Focus: Ducking out of rugby 'what we're into'

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Florencia Ferrari of Havelock North was burned when she took a cooked pumpkin out of the microwave oven. 15 May 2019. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Exploding pumpkin warning

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Local resident Denis Murphy inspects the dropout caused by erosion, Mahia East Coast Road. 14 May 2019. NEWS. Photograph Warren Buckland Hawke's Bay Today.

Road dropout at Mahia

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Local Focus: Half way to paradise

22 May, 2019 2:13pm
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Central Hawke's Bay Settlers Museum curator and manager Jana Uhlirova with committee member and volunteer Donald Tipene at the opening of Nga Taonga o Tamatea - Te Hokianga Mai. Photo / Supplied

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CHB museum in national spotlight

22 May, 2019 12:31pm
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CHB Settlers' Museum is one of four finalists.

Sector chairman Ben James said smaller growers who did not qualify for RSE labour found it especially hard during the labour shortage.

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Labour shortage hinders pipfruit season

22 May, 2019 12:19pm
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There is concern around the amount of top-class growing soil disappearing under housing.

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CHB's rising council star wins national award

22 May, 2019 12:13pm
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"I had no idea that I'd been nominated."

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Napier model train attraction at risk of being derailed as volunteers age

22 May, 2019 11:17am
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The trains have been running over 50 years, and so have most of the members.

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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

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - FEBRUARY 13: One Roof Real Estate assignment on February 13, 2019 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images for OneRoof)

Borrowing now v borrowing 30 years ago - who's better off?

23 May, 2019 6:57am

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What entry-level looks like in Grey Lynn

22 May, 2019 6:59am
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Worker cottage is as stylish as they come.

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Why selling Ponsonby 'shack' for less than CV a smart move

23 May, 2019 6:52am
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Home sold under the hammer for $1.1m.

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Why sky-high living in NZ isn't just for the mega-rich

22 May, 2019 7:01am
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The best Auckland penthouses on the market right now.

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YUDU Career Advice and Jobs

Would you hire someone who has changed jobs six times in 10 years?

23 May, 2019 12:00pm

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Major job interview blunders: What not to do

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Taking a break: Good or bad for your career?

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Wanted: The best women in construction

23 May, 2019 11:35am
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Industry awards now open.

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World of work: Careers Expo shows students what roles are on offer

23 May, 2019 6:57am
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Ever wanted to be a soldier? A make-up artist? Here's the chance to find out how.

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Tony Bryan from the Hawke's Bay Air Ambulance Trust with Social Cruizers' George Sands and the fundraising riders. Photo / Willy Ransfield

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Hawke's Bay riders hit fundraising runway

Bay motorcyclists fundraise for crucial air ambulance service trust.

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Rugby coach: Mobsters better off playing sport

Mob connection has forced supporters away from club side.

Donald Trump, with Team USA for the President's Cup in 2017, has come under scrutiny for his golfing antics in Rick Reilly's book, Commander in Cheat, but he's not alone. Photo / Photosport

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Golf's designed to bring out Koepka, Trumpesque traits

Etiquette's everything in golf and that's why the old school types insist on a dress code.

Napier Old Boys Marist halfback Zac Donaldson on the job as an apprentice for PWL Builders. Photo/Warren Buckland

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Rugby: Halfback's ready for Magpies recall says Gowler

Donaldson joins Skeet and Mataira at top of leaderboard.

Artist John Brown with one of the painting in his new exhibition The Great Race.

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Artist looking forward to public's reaction

Body of work is in part inspired by attempt to piece together heritage

About 147 earthquakes were recorded in Hawke's Bay in a week during a slow slip event in April. Photo / Supplied

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Scientists closer to forecasting next big one off Hawke's Bay

Small quake can lubricate colliding plates, and trigger a slow-slip event, research finds.

Dr Russell Wills has revealed the magnitude of the challenge we have around our kids, and domestic violence.

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Opinion: It's a fine mess we are in but we have the solutions

Hawke's Bay has been challenged to stand up to family violence.

Dr Russell Wills said society should never stay quiet on men's violence towards women and children. Photo File

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Police refer 7650 kids to Oranga Tamariki in one year

We will see improvements only if Oranga Tamariki and iwi work together

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Health services under fire in Dannevirke

"I was quite unwell and had to wait three weeks for an appointment."

The New Zealand Blackbots team from Hawke's Bay enjoy the Legoland experience. Photo / Supplied

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Young Hawke's Bay robotics team score at big Lego event

The team's success delights their inspiration, Rocket Lab co-founder Peter Beck.

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If 140m-high cliffs could talk: Stunning footage shows closed Cape Kidnappers beach as you've never seen it before

The footage will allow geologists to "see stress fractures in the rocks".

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Time to listen to the teachers

50,000 primary and secondary teachers will be making themselves heard on May 29.

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I tried to be a rally co-driver and ended up hunched on the side of the road

When a hell of a ride became hell, I realised I should've taken heed of the warnings.

The sunbathing whale, just chilling off the coast of Waipatiki Beach, Hawke's Bay. Photo / Rangi Vallance

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Watch: 'Sunbathing' whale heads in towards Hawke's Bay beach to catch some rays

"It was so close, you could have given it a high five."

The boys junior boxing academy class is one of a number of boys, and now girls' classes as well, run by the academy. Photo Supplied

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Milestone for Hastings' Olympic-style academy

Boxing academy soon to mark milestone.

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'She's obviously got no remorse': Elderly man fumes at home invasion attacker's court win

The pair plundered the man's home of its modest contents and fled, leaving him for dead.

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Minister says Hawke's Bay parents need to 'step up' as Oranga Tamariki feels the heat

Minister for Children says Oranga Tamariki and iwi both want what is best for kids.

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Comment: Ice creams for sale, unfortunately

Another Kiwi name is scooped up by an overseas buyer.

A weak El Nino is the reason for why Hawke's Bay has been treated to mild temperatures throughout autumn. Photo / Paul Taylor

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY

Is winter coming to Hawke's Bay?

Hawke's Bay has experienced an extremely mild autumn, and winter is looking much the same.

Jude Wakely and her son Lachlan, who was diagnosed with cancer at a young age, are grateful for the support services offered by The Acorn Project. Photo /Paul Taylor.

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Hawke's Bay charity offers support services to young cancer sufferers

The Acorn Project provides support services for cancer sufferers aged between 12 and 24.

Bill Gundersen stands beside a replica of an early shelter built by Norwegian settlers. Photo / Sue Emeny

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Norsewood celebrates its Norwegian heritage

Norsewood celebrated its heritage for the National Day of Norway on Sunday.

St John Ambulance Hawke's Bay territory manager Brendon Hutchinson says it is important to have defibrillators in the community. Photo / File

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Study shows inequality in access to life-saving machines

A study by St John Ambulance and AUT has found discrepancies in the placement of AEDs.

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Equestrian, partner face sex charges against young girls

EXCLUSIVE: Sex charges laid after Cambridge woman allegedly groomed girls for partner.

A Civic Centre for Napier is still in the pipeline. Photo/Doug Laing

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Council building waiting game continues

Two years after Napier learnt its civic centre would close, options remain open.

Hawke's Bay's Terry May and son Frank were jubilant after finishing Targa Hawke's Bay on Sunday. Photo/Duncan Brown

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Rally: Aucklanders complete redemption mission with first Bay title

20 May, 2019 12:01pm
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Relief for Bay father-son combo also.

Outkast GD Amanda Palmer (left) tries to contain All In GS Pania Rowe, with the support of GK Kate Jefferd, at Woodford House gym on Friday. Photo/Paul Taylor

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All In have Outkast's measure in table-topping clash

20 May, 2019 11:45am
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How Super 8 netball teams start or finish becomes redundant once they find consistency.

Excavations continue on the Napier railyards site for a new shopping centre and 300 car parks. Photo/Doug Laing

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Napier railway yard shopping centre mystery: Rebel Sport, Briscoes, but what's the third store?

20 May, 2019 4:19pm
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Safe to say it's not a swimming pool.

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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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Ruth Wong: Every day brings about change

29 Apr, 2019 8:00am
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It's been a busy month at the Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated (NKII) office.

Rural News

Defending national ploughing champion Bob Mehrtens, of Timaru, has done it again, winning his 11th national reversible title. Photo / Toni Williams

Mehrtens wins 11th national ploughing title

It was Mehrtens' 41st time competing at the national championships.

Wool classer association members listen to Miles Anderson's update at the national meeting in Timaru. Photo / Chris Tobin

Wool industry needs work

NZ Wool Classers' Association meeting discussed the woes of the wool industry.

Rob Williams from Hunting and Fishing New Zealand shows off the jacket prize.

Hunters shooting for prize incentive

Incentives offered to take part in long-running scientific research programmes.

Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones.

Shane Jones apologises to farmers over ''moaners'' tag

Shane Jones arrived at the Dairy NZ Farmers' Forum in Whangārei eating humble pie.

The Hilhorst family: Hayden, Zoe (4), Narelle, George (20m), and William (5), with senior farm assistant Emily Cooper (far right). Photo / Supplied

Help to work on your weaknesses

Here's a way to identify gaps for you and your staff and create a plan that fills them.

Chickpeas that will survive global warming on way

Rising temperatures are expected to reduce global chickpea yields by 70 per cent.

Bone up on seed certification

AsureQuality paperwork now requires the latest info on your paddock histories.

Lack of rain doesn't affect lamb prices

Quality lambs continue to sell strongly at Stortford Lodge.

NZ Herald Local Focus

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Local Focus: 'Captain Cook was a mass murderer'

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Local Focus: Whanganui Brass Band will play to 200 million

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Local Focus: Locals dig deep to landscape new war memorial

HAWKE'S BAY TODAY | Sport

Hawke's Bay Marathon has record numbers for sunny skies

BAY OF PLENTY TIMES

Local Focus: Sparkie running for council

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Local Focus: Ducking out of rugby 'what we're into'

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Local Focus: 'Captain Cook was a mass murderer'

NEW ZEALAND

Local Focus: Whanganui Brass Band will play to 200 million

NEW ZEALAND

Local Focus: Locals dig deep to landscape new war memorial

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Hawke's Bay Marathon has record numbers for sunny skies

BAY OF PLENTY TIMES

Local Focus: Sparkie running for council

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Local Focus: Ducking out of rugby 'what we're into'

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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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

26 Nov, 2018 2:12pm
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Real Heartland

14 Nov, 2018 9:35am
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