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Two arrests so far, gang leaders to meet, YMP wants points for match after Hastings rugby van shooting
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Autumn scorcher: Hottest April night in Napier history recorded
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'Millions' will see it: Hastings lantern festival back and bigger than ever
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Four sites shortlisted for Hawke’s Bay’s new $15m hospice
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No storm, just hot April nights for Hawke’s Bay
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Council proposes 19.6 per cent rate increase, as well as cuts to parks, tourism and sustainable homes
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