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Smokey with his owner Pounamu Morunga-Cooper. Photo / Supplied

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Owner of dog that attacked nurse on home visit ordered to pay her $1000 compensation

16 Jul, 2019 11:16am

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Napier Port CFO Kristen Lie and CEO Todd Dawson announcing the initial public offering. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Napier Port sails into uncharted waters to raise more than $200m

15 Jul, 2019 3:23pm
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Freedom camping spots in Hawke's Bay given government and council boost

15 Jul, 2019 1:03pm
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Tenant flees house fire: 'I was just freaking out'

15 Jul, 2019 11:37am
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Delays for barrier and guardrail work on Hawke's Bay highways

15 Jul, 2019 10:47am
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Transgender student sparks sporting inclusiveness

15 Jul, 2019 1:54pm
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Ropata Lewis was named captain of the junior Black Gloves Muay Thai team that is heading to the world championships in Turkey. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Hawke's Bay's fighting teenager set to take on the world

15 Jul, 2019 2:41pm
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"I just want to keep on getting better and pushing myself."

It appears EIT doesn't need saving under a Labour-led tertiary review, but National MP Lawrence Yule is standing by his

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EIT reassures students after MP petition causes uncertainty

15 Jul, 2019 6:32pm
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EIT has responded to uncertainty ahead of the government's Review of Vocational Education.

Iona College students Lucy Brown (left), Abbey Lee and Lily Alderton-Armstrong, along with two others performed at the Sheilah Winn University of Otago National Youth Shakespeare Festival. Photo / Supplied

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Shakespeare done Priscilla Queen of the Desert style?

16 Jul, 2019 6:30am
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Iona College students performed at the National Youth Shakespeare Festival.

Driving offences have taken up a considerable amount of time in the Dannevirke District Court recently.

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Dannevirke drink-drivers keep breaking the law. The judge is frustrated

16 Jul, 2019 6:00am
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"A lot of people do make that decision and end up killing or injuring others."

The new Volkswagen First Response Unit Pongaroa is to receive next month.Photo / Supplied

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New specially designed rural ambulance for Pongaroa

16 Jul, 2019 6:00am
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Pongaroa is to receive a new ambulance that will meet its rural requirements.

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Opinion: That wondrous and historic place with no name

16 Jul, 2019 6:00am
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It is 50 years since we humans set foot on the place with no name.

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Volume of property sales hit four-year low but prices climb

16 Jul, 2019 6:00am
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EIT reassures students after MP petition causes uncertainty

15 Jul, 2019 6:32pm
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Shakespeare done Priscilla Queen of the Desert style?

Iona College students performed at the National Youth Shakespeare Festival.

Opinion: That wondrous and historic place with no name

It is 50 years since we humans set foot on the place with no name.

EIT reassures students after MP petition causes uncertainty

EIT has responded to uncertainty ahead of the government's Review of Vocational Education.

Hawke's Bay's fighting teenager set to take on the world

"I just want to keep on getting better and pushing myself."

A fire during the early hours of Saturday morning destroyed the top floor of a house on Coverdale St. Photo / Supplied.

Tenant flees house fire: 'I was just freaking out'

A fire damaged the top floor of a house on Coverdale St, Onekawa.

Buzz Aldrin on the moon in 1969. Photo / NASA

Revealed: The extraordinary three-hour mercy dash to get Moon footage to NZ

NZers saw moon landing on TV thanks to Kiwi ingenuity and complex trans-Tasman effort.

England hero Ben Stokes (left) reflects with his captain, Eoin Morgan, in a moment of ecstasy while the Black Caps ponder on what-ifs in the background after the world cup final today. Photo/AP

What-if moments make the Cricket World Cup a humdinger

It's the twists and turns of imperfections that made the ICC World Cup a sporting shrine.

Alexandra Madsen, during the Women's World Finals in Barcelona. Photo / Supplied.

Napier woman places second in world scooter champs

Alexandra Madsen always dreamed of placing at the World Championships for scootering.

Guardians of the Aquifer spokeswoman Pauline Doyle (back left) with Napier mayoral candidate Kirsten Wise (back right) and Aki Paipper. Photo / Ian Cooper

Whakatu people celebrate unchlorinated water station

Locals gathered to celebrate an unchlorinated water station in Whakatu.

The recent announcement by Hawke's Bay Regional Council approving to float a 45 per cent stake in the Napier Port on July 15 has stirred up a lot of interest. Photo / File

Consider carefully before purchasing IPOs

As an IPO investor you are supplying capital to the economy

Recycling is important to staff at the MTG.

From the MTG: Making moves to remove plastic

The MTG has been recycling for years and Laura Vodanovich is trying to do so at home, too.

The project that the Howard League has adopted involves putting retired greyhounds into jails to be looked after by prisoners. Photo/File

Greyhounds and prisoners make friends

These programmes are well established in the USA and Australia

John Fraser digging a slit trench during World War II in 1942.

'Made up digger' helps build air raid shelters

Two years after the war had ended the seven air raid shelters were demolished in 1947.

Ngahiwi Tomoana of Ngāti Kahungunu said baby uplift figures in Hawke's Bay are

More than 100 children uplifted in Hawke's Bay since 2012

Midwife calls the situation a "humanitarian crisis".

The Black Caps know only too well how all the hype to an ICC World Cup final can result in an anticlimax, as it did in 2015, so staying grounded will be imperative on Sunday. Photo/AP

Heirs to ODI world cup throne will add pizzazz — GoT it?

Nothing beats pure entertainment when you've had it up to the eyeballs in talking shop.

England's Jos Buttler runs out New Zealand's Martin Guptill during the Super Over in the Cricket World Cup final match between England and New Zealand at Lord's cricket ground in London, England.

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It's only a game. But what a game it was

15 Jul, 2019 5:34pm
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5am. T-shirt on backwards. NZ versus England .. what could go wrong?

The Herald is proud to lead the way in New Zealand journalism as the first major media business to launch digital subscriptions to help fund quality journalism. Photo / Jason Oxenham

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Herald Premium: How to access and activate NZ's best journalism

15 Jul, 2019 4:11pm
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How to easily find Premium news on the website and app.

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Napier Port sails into uncharted waters to raise more than $200m

15 Jul, 2019 3:23pm
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Todd Dawson says indications are that locals are interested in buying port shares.

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Hawke's Bay's fighting teenager set to take on the world

15 Jul, 2019 2:41pm
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"I just want to keep on getting better and pushing myself."

Jos Buttler makes a run out to leave scores tied after the Super Over. Photo / Getty Images

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$400k 'disgrace': Bookies refund bets on Black Caps

15 Jul, 2019 2:23pm
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"Punters shouldn't have to pay for the ineptness of the ICC," a Sportsbet spokesman said.

Mongrel Mob members have congregated in Rotorua today for a tangi. Photo / File

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More than 200 Mongrel Mob members in Rotorua for tangi

15 Jul, 2019 2:03pm
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He died last Wednesday surrounded by whānau.

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Transgender student sparks sporting inclusiveness

15 Jul, 2019 1:54pm
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Transgender request sparks inclusiveness. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Fastway New Zealand chief executive Scott Jenyns with the company's newly branded vans. Photo / Supplied

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Fastway Couriers changes its name and brand

15 Jul, 2019 1:16pm
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Former Hawke's Bay company adopt the brand of the international company that bought it.

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and his troops' faces say it all but the CD Stags reckon the Black Caps will reflect on their accomplishments with pride over time. Photo/AP

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Black Caps say sharing cup spoils won't go down too well

15 Jul, 2019 1:13pm
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Rash of hungry Central Districts Stags cricketers will be putting hands up for Black Caps.

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Hawke's Bay's fighting teenager set to take on the world

15 Jul, 2019 2:41pm
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"I just want to keep on getting better and pushing myself."

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$400k 'disgrace': Bookies refund bets on Black Caps

15 Jul, 2019 2:23pm
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"Punters shouldn't have to pay for the ineptness of the ICC," a Sportsbet spokesman said.

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More than 200 Mongrel Mob members in Rotorua for tangi

15 Jul, 2019 2:03pm
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He died last Wednesday surrounded by whānau.

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Transgender student sparks sporting inclusiveness

15 Jul, 2019 1:54pm
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Transgender request sparks inclusiveness. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

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Fastway Couriers changes its name and brand

15 Jul, 2019 1:16pm
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Former Hawke's Bay company adopt the brand of the international company that bought it.

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Black Caps say sharing cup spoils won't go down too well

15 Jul, 2019 1:13pm
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Rash of hungry Central Districts Stags cricketers will be putting hands up for Black Caps.

Hawke's Bay Today videos

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.

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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

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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.

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Georgia Rope, 12, from Napier. Pole vaulter, with coach Murray Andersen. Eit centre opening day at HBRSP in Hastings. 7th July 2019 Photographer Paul Taylor Hawke's Bay Today

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15 Jul, 2019 1:13pm
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15 Jul, 2019 1:13pm
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Beaches in Porangahau, Central Hawke's Bay, are seeing an increase in visitors, including a freedom camping spot at Te Paerahi Beach. Photo / Supplied

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Freedom camping spots in Hawke's Bay given government and council boost

15 Jul, 2019 1:03pm
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$1.2 million will be invested in three projects in Hastings and Central Hawke's Bay.

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Tenant flees house fire: 'I was just freaking out'

15 Jul, 2019 11:37am
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A fire damaged the top floor of a house on Coverdale St, Onekawa.

Guardrail replacement work is under way on the Mangaonuku Bridge on State Highway 50. Photo/File

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Delays for barrier and guardrail work on Hawke's Bay highways

15 Jul, 2019 10:47am
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Bridge and guardrail work across Hawke's Bay will mean some delays to travel.

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Revealed: The extraordinary three-hour mercy dash to get Moon footage to NZ

15 Jul, 2019 10:04am
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NZers saw moon landing on TV thanks to Kiwi ingenuity and complex trans-Tasman effort.

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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

House bought for less than two dollars now worth $232,890

16 Jul, 2019 7:33am

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Ultimate buying guide: How to inspect a house like a boss

13 Jul, 2019 5:04am
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When visiting an open home, you've got to know exactly what to look out for.

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Love affair with swimming pools over

16 Jul, 2019 6:52am
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Aussie homeowners with pools are starting to sell them off to developers.

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Zombie house price crash prediction that just won't die

16 Jul, 2019 1:00am
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Despite repeated predictions, NZ's housing market isn't at risk, says Ashley Church.

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YUDU Career Advice and Jobs

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16 Jul, 2019 7:56am

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16 Jul, 2019 5:00am
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Many of the 50 farmers who received Grade Free certificates at Fonterra's Ruaroa Hall meeting.

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Top quality milk wins awards for farmers

"Having good quality milk is vital to the success of both the farm and the company."

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What-if moments make the Cricket World Cup a humdinger

It's the twists and turns of imperfections that made the ICC World Cup a sporting shrine.

Michael Moore, with flag at the ready, sets out to invade another country he reckons the US can learn from.

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Roger Moroney: Always more lands for Moore to invade

Mike Moore the American invader looking for remedies to issues his homeland has.

Members of the Hawke's Bay Model A Club made Wimbledon their destination at last year's exotic sheep shearing and open day at Brian Hales' Wimbledon farm.

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New attractions at exotic sheep shearing day

Planning is well underway for this year's exotic sheep shearing day at Wimbledon.

These youngsters really enjoyed last year's festival.

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Matariki festival set to entertain

This year's Matariki festival in Dannevirke will again be a spectacular affair.

Martin Guptill is consoled by his teammates Ish Sodhi and Jimmy Neesham and Chris Woakes of England. Photo / Photosport

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End of the World! Heartbroken Black Caps lose by zero runs

One cruel moment cost Black Caps the World Cup after 102 overs couldn't separate teams.

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Napier woman places second in world scooter champs

Alexandra Madsen always dreamed of placing at the World Championships for scootering.

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Whakatu people celebrate unchlorinated water station

Locals gathered to celebrate an unchlorinated water station in Whakatu.

ExportNZ Hawke's Bay chairman Alasdair Macleod (left), with Hawke's Bay Airport chief executive Stuart Ainslie and ExportNZ Hawke's Bay executive officer Amanda Liddle at Hawke's Bay Airport.

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Major passenger milestone for Hawke's Bay Airport

The Hawke's Bay Airport has reached another milestone, with record passenger numbers.

Georgia Hulls (left), Zoe Hobbs, Natasha Eady and Olivia Eaton who won bronze at the World University Games in Napoli, Italy, at the weekend. Photo / Supplied

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Georgia Hulls, Briana Stephenson pivotal in Napoli, Italy

Hawke's Bay sprinters Georgia Hulls and Brianna Stephenson play pivotal part in Italy.

A planned 45 per cent of the wharf is set to be sold off to help fund the development of the wharf in the future. Photo / File

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Napier Port to hold public briefing on planned IPO

The meeting will go over the planned public sale and the proposal for it moving forward.

Napier Old Boys Marist winger Mitch Drew scores one of his team's six tries in their win against Havelock North. Photo/Ian Cooper

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Rugby: Unwanted Smith leads Hastings into first final since 2012

Late withdrawal of captain and lock Andrew Gardner a blow for Taradale

(L-R) Emma Dunderdale, Izy Greville and Jade Rivers were all part 14-person group taking part in the course. Photo / Supplied

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TeenAg course helps hone Hawke's Bay students leadership skills

The course was made to build skills of emerging leaders within school-based TeenAg clubs.

Napier City Rovers midfielder Sho Goto winds up for his goal in the 15th minute as Wellington United counterpart Jared Wyngaard arrives too late in Napier today. Photo/Ian Cooper

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Blues juggernaut steamrolls Wellington in one-way traffic

Referee Martin Roil comes under scrutiny from Wellington United coach Rapha Christians.

The Winter Deco Weekend is on its way back for another year with more Art Deco style and fun. Photo / Supplied

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Look at what's on offer as the Winter Deco Weekend hits this weekend

See what's the best on offer at the 2019 Winter Deco Weekend.

The campervan was still blocking the road as high winds were delaying towing services from reaching the scene of the crash. Photo / Facebook

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Strong winds cause havoc on Hawke's Bay roads

Occupants of the vehicle all managed to get out of the campervan with no injuries.

Powerful Hastings Rugby and Sports No 8 Danya Tulou takes on the Taradale Rugby and Sports defence during his side's upset win today. Photo/Ian Cooper

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Rugby: HB premier club rugby scores

Napier Old Boys Marist to play Hastings Rugby and Sports in final

Hawke's Bay Tui coach Steve Woods highlights his team's Farah Palmer Cup Championship fixtures. Photo/Paul Taylor

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Rugby: Tui coach eyes final spot

Tui side to host newcomers Northland in first round.

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From the MTG: Making moves to remove plastic

The MTG has been recycling for years and Laura Vodanovich is trying to do so at home, too.

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Greyhounds and prisoners make friends

These programmes are well established in the USA and Australia

Liam Schofield (centre) shows goals won't be an issue as he celebrates with Patryk Misik (left), Kaeden Atkins, Bill Robertson, Fergus Neil, Karan Mandair and Gavin Hoy. Photo/file

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Wellington United can become stumbling block for Rovers

Napier City Rovers believe they can beat anyone in the country - pacing themselves vital.

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'Made up digger' helps build air raid shelters

Two years after the war had ended the seven air raid shelters were demolished in 1947.

A wet Sunday is on the cards for Auckland. Photo / File

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Batten down the hatches: Wet and wild weekend on the way for New Zealand

Brace yourself, New Zealand, few places will be dry by Sunday evening.

Rachel Wise: Never get too complacent. Photo / File

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With daughter's baby due, what could possibly go wrong?

13 Jul, 2019 6:49am
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COMMENT: Fate gave me a couple of days of uneventfulness before unleashing.

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More than 100 children uplifted in Hawke's Bay since 2012

13 Jul, 2019 6:10am
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Midwife calls the situation a "humanitarian crisis".

Ricky Hayes reckons the physical aspect of his plumbing apprenticeship assists his rugby career. Photo/Warren Buckland

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Rugby: Loosie's 50th bash makes semifinal more special

13 Jul, 2019 7:00am
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Hastings Rugby and Sports to use Fakatava off the bench.

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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.

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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

Rural News

Gisborne-Tairāwhiti Young Fruitgrower of the Year for 2019, Sam Tietjen. Photo / Supplied

Gisborne-Tairāwhiti 2019 Young Fruitgrower announced

Orchard manager Sam Tietjen will represent the fruit and vegetable sectors at the final.

Lions Club member Denis Parkes with one of the banana boxes of fruit collected at a previous Citrus for the South event in Whangārei. The annual collection is on again this Sunday.

Whangārei's Citrus for the South collection on this Sunday

Emergency services were called to the scene near Taringamotu Rd. Photo / File

Worker seriously injured in tractor accident

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Federated Farmers president Katie Milne.

Farmers advised to hold local body candidates to account

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Hawke's Bay Today guides and liftouts

Napier Port Primary Sector Awards 2019

11 Apr, 2019 12:02pm
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28 Mar, 2019 8:39am
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7 Jun, 2018 12:03am
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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

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Explorer Highway Summer 2018-2019

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A wrap up of Christmas in Hawke's Bay

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Light up Christmas in Hawke's Bay

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