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An old shipping navigation light being removed yesterday from a tower at Hawke's Bay Airport. PHOTO / DUNCAN BROWN.

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Shipping light replaced with LED technology

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German basketball stint humbling for Prewster

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Wanderers beat Wairarapa at their own game

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

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New group fights for Te Mata Peak track

26 Apr, 2018 6:45am
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Senior Sergeant Ross Gilbert, retiring from the police in Waipukurau. Photo / Duncan Brown

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Final siren sounds on police career

26 Apr, 2018 7:00am
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Cousins Rose Schmidt, 8, Travis Hunt, 9, and Alannah Gillies, 7, at the drop-in zone, MTG Hawke's Bay, Napier.

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Children enjoy school holiday programmes

26 Apr, 2018 8:00am
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School holiday programmes keep the kids entertained.

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Memories forever, lest we forget

26 Apr, 2018 8:00am
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Final siren sounds on police career

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A "rural bloke at heart", Senior Sergeant Ross Gilbert grew up on farm near Hastings.

All go at the North Island sheep dog championships draw last week with scrutineers Kirsty Duff and Jess Chrystal (right). PHOTO/DUNCAN BROWN

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Five-hundred dogs expected for champs at Te Aute

26 Apr, 2018 7:00am
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The North Island sheep dog championships are at Te Aute on May 7-11.

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Blues bounce right back from Suburbs defeat

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New group fights for Te Mata Peak track

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Christchurch City councillors are determined to fight any attempts by central Government to impose mandatory chlorination of their pristine water supply. Photo / File

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If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?

26 Apr, 2018 6:00am
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Talking Point: If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?

Part of the crowd at the Havelock North Anzac Day commemoration. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Havelock North does Anzac Day its way

26 Apr, 2018 6:00am
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About 3000 people surrounded the cenotaph for the village's Anzac Day commemoration.

A rainy and windy weekend awaits. File photo / Michael Craig

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Calm before the storm as Tasman tempest nears

26 Apr, 2018 5:44am
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The wind and the rain are staging a comeback.

Anzac Day dawn service in Napier. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Crowds turn outs for Bay's Anzac services

25 Apr, 2018 7:58pm
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Huge numbers turn out for Anzac services across Hawke's Bay.

Havelock North striker Gagame Feni scores another goal as Wairarapa's Ricardio Morris and goalkeeper Alexander Britton scramble. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Wanderers wallop Wairarapa to claim points

25 Apr, 2018 6:00pm
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New Solomon Island signing Gagame Feni scores hattrick of goals in Wanderers' first win.

CHB Mayor Alex Walker plays the last post at the Cenotaph in Waipawa. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Hundreds attend CHB Anzac Day services

25 Apr, 2018 5:51pm
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Six Anzac services held throughout Central Hawke's Bay were attended by young and old.

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If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?

26 Apr, 2018 6:00am
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Havelock North does Anzac Day its way

26 Apr, 2018 6:00am
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About 3000 people surrounded the cenotaph for the village's Anzac Day commemoration.

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Crowds turn outs for Bay's Anzac services

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Last of sunshine to evaporate by weekend

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The temporary 50km/h speed limit has been in place on the road for several months.

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Speeds of between 62km/h and 98km/h were recorded in the 50km/h zone.

Wesley Cain (right), who has Hawke's Bay United experience in the national league last summer, returns for the Napier City Rovers in the winter Central League today. Photo/file

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Filmmaker Angela Hinton, left, and her mother Shirley from Los Angeles, with Dannevirke's Liz Edwards last Thursday. Photo/Christine McKay

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Hollywood glamour comes to Dannevirke

25 Apr, 2018 10:00am
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Solomon Island soccer imports Gagame Feni (left) and Ian Paia, both 27, will are relishing playing for Havelock North Wanderers in Hawke's Bay. Photo/Warren Buckland

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Gagame Feni, Ian Paia boost win-less Wanderers

25 Apr, 2018 9:00am
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Last of sunshine to evaporate by weekend

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Police speed sting op hands one motorist $630 fine

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Hastings mayor Sandra Hazlehurst, Napier mayor Bill Dalton, Tukituki National MP Lawrence Yule, and Hawke's Bay DHB chairman Kevin Atkinson are vaccinated by clinical nurse Jane O'Kane. Photo / Duncan Brown

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People urged to get flu vaccine

25 Apr, 2018 8:00am
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New Zealand gears up for severe flu strain this winter - vaccination recommended.

Sherryl Viggers and Paul Viggers are the first and last Hawke's Bay pair to win the national 2-4-2 mixed pairs bowls title. Photo/Duncan Brown

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Bowls: Goatee and Piglet bring bacon home to Bay

25 Apr, 2018 8:00am
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Bay pair praise input from coach Graeme Hocking

The Anzac biscuit origin has become somewhat of a myth, writes Craig Cooper.

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War biscuit's urban myth

25 Apr, 2018 8:00am
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Bereft mum's questions over daughter's rugby league death

Coroner says a daughter died from a rugby league injury. Her mum's not so sure.

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Water mains cleaning starting in Napier

Letters will be circulated to the residents of the affected streets.

Cadet Lance Corporal Jesei-James Ngarotata Garnham places a cross at the Field of Remembrance Ceremony, at the Waipukurau Memorial Hall, Russell Park. Photo/Warren Buckland

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Field of Remembrance ceremony on Anzac Eve

The battalion was in near Messines when Jack was wounded in the arm.

Napier RSA vice president Brian Strong (left), Labour MP for Napier Stuart Nash, Napier RSA executive committee member Bob Jordan and Napier RSA president John Purcell with artist Sophie Blokker. Photo/Paul Taylor

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Poignant painting shows not all wounds bleed

Napier RSA commissioned a painting to mark the 100th anniversary of WWI Armistice.

Fred Ramsay, 1, with mum Lisa Pyper in Australia where, because they are not citizens, they are struggling to pay for Fred's specialist medical treatment. Photo/Tiffany Jade Photography

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Kiwi family struggles to pay for son's healthcare in Australia

Fred Ramsay, 1, may never walk or talk because of his rare genetic condition.

Even old rose gardens treated with copper-based sprays could be classed as contaminated under hazardous activities and industries criteria. Photo/File

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No hard data on extent of contaminated land

Report highlights decline in state of country's biodiversity, soils and ecosystems.

Kaumatua Haami Hilton blesses the new Hastings police station site. PHOTO / SUPPLIED.

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New police HQ work to start

Work on $19.8m police HQ to be done by local firm.

Traffic was diverted at the Mangatera end of Dannevirke's High St after the fatal crash. Photo/File.

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Police release name of Dannevirke crash fatality

The crash claimed the life of a Dannevirke man.

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Shipping light replaced with LED technology

New LED shipping light will be seen 14.8km away.

Hastings man Glennard Gotty, 62, died after the vehicle he was driving crashed on a right-angled bend on White Rd, Waipawa. Photo/Rachel Wise.

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Hawke's Bay man died in crash after stealing car

Beneficiary drove for a while with car's owner, then ordered him out of car and sped off.

Hawke's Bay police were called to Warren St about 10.15am. Photo / File

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Pregnant pedestrian hit by ute, driver leaves

Woman goes to doctor for check-up.

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Take time to remember this Anzac Day

For too many young people it was an overseas "adventure" they did not return from.

The grand opening of Hawke's Bay Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Hospital on Anzac Day 1928. Photo / Supplied

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Anzac Day to mark memorial hospital's 90th

This Anzac Day marks a special anniversary for the Hawke's Bay Hospital.

Kareem Johnson is indebted to Hawks and the Hawke's Bay basketball faithful for sticking by his side for all those years. Photo / File

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Watch: Kareem Johnson sworn in as Kiwi

Veteran Hawks power forward Kareem Johnson savours "special, urgent" citizenship ceremony.

The New Zealand post shop on Market St in Hastings. Photo / Paul Taylor

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Hawke's Bay postal services on the move

Do you know which post shops will be out of action next month?

Liam Udy-Johns will captain the HBHS First XV rugby team when they chase world championship glory for the first time. Photo/Duncan Brown

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New territory for Bay's NZ rugby champs

Only four of last year's regular starters available for world-title quest.

The National Aquarium of New Zealand was in darkness yesterday after a power cut in Napier. Photo/Paul Taylor

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Hundreds affected by power cut in Napier

Power cut in Napier leaves aquarium and hundreds of customers in the dark.

The Mobil Havelock North service station was targeted last night following an earlier aggravated robbery in Napier's Maraenui shopping centre . Photo / Paul Taylor.

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Two aggravated robberies in eight hours

Taupo's Greenlea rescue helicopter. Photo / File

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Waimarama Surf Life Saving Club's under-22 team - Keegan Meerwood (driver) and Luke Davis (crew) in full flight during Mass Rescue IRB race with patients Tom Charteris and Olivia Fleming aboard.

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Country2Coast supports Waimarama Surf Club

Waimarama Surf Life Saving Club will receive funds raised by the 2018 Country2Coast.

Pensioners will have to wait until next year to get the full $700 winter energy payment promised by Government. This year the payment will be $413.66 paid over 13 weeks.

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Nip in the tail of Govt's energy payment

Pensioners will have to wait until next year to receive the full winter energy payment.

About 400 nursing staff, supporters, family and friends took part in the rally. Photo / Paul Taylor.

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Nurses rally for better work conditions

Hawke's Bay nurses rally ahead of independent bargaining process over pay and conditions

Wairoa's Tommy Watts (Husqvarna TC125) was unstoppable at the junior motocross nationals near Mosgiel at the weekend. Photo/Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com

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Motocross: Bay's Watts relishes "Tommy Gun" nickname

Worlds next for Bay's latest national champ.

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Woman assaulted in Waipukurau

Police are investigating the serious assault of a woman.

A power outage has affected Napier Unison customers. Photo/File.

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Power outage in Napier

Hundreds of Unison customers in the dark in Napier, after a power outage this afternoon.

Ride organiser Theresa Sands was happy to give Clubs Hastings member Dave Moat a rundown on some of the bikes. Photo / Warren Buckland

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Riders raise thousands for local RSAs

Bay motorcyclists raise thousands for local RSA veterans' welfare needs.

Police responded to reports of an aggravated robbery at the Price Cutter on Longfellow Avenue, Maraenui this afternoon. Photo/Paul Taylor.

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Young male robs Maraenui store with mallet

A young male threatened the shop keeper with a mallet.

A police team playing a game of blind cricket against a team from the Hawke's Bay Blind Sports Club. Photo /Ten One Magazine

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Police win despite losing sight of the ball during blind cricket game

Blind cricket is played throughout New Zealand and internationally.

HBT18030402: The Pakowhai and Links Rd roundabout site is one of several across the region where travel delays can be expected.

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Delays on all Bay highways

Slight travel delays can be expected across the Bay's highways.

Bertha and William Harold with their boys, Hugh, left, Ernie and Clarrie, before William sailed off to war in August 1916. He had 10 months left to live. Photo/Supplied

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Sad World War I story brings family together

War story brings families together.

Blues players Karan Mandair and Sho Goto congratulate centreback Jamie Wilkinson (obscured) after he scored the equaliser at Park Island, Napier, yesterday. Photo/Warren Buckland

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Rovers not changing tack after first loss

Napier City Rovers won't have much time to lick wounds before facing Stop Out on Wednesday

Revolution Lunches has been donating lunches to school's in Hastings since 2016. Photo/Supplied.

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Volunteers fill a gap in the community

Filling children's tummies one lunch at a time.

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Editorial: The greatest sacrifice

Time to honour sacrifice of WWI soldiers and hope we never see such horrors again.

Jordayne Madams has been sentenced for possessing ISIS propoganda and child sex abuse material. Photo / Melissa Nightingale

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Man busted with Isis videos and child porn given community sentence

23 Apr, 2018 11:44am
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Twenty-year-old pleaded guilty to possessing objectionable material.

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Delays on all Bay highways

23 Apr, 2018 10:15am
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$11,500 raised during the three-day Greenfield Tavern's Valley Roar competition.

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