Free Hawke’s Bay variety show aims to bring joy
A free variety show featuring Suzy Cato will tour Napier and Hastings later this month.
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Councillor stands up for Mongrel Mob gang’s fence insignia near playground
Local councillor Maxine Boag defends Mongrel Mob signage.
Many truckloads of silt to move in Hawke's Bay's $266m clean-up
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Ratepayers to fund Samoa trip for Hastings mayor and council CEO
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Police investigating multiple assaults across Napier and Hastings
The behaviour that took place in the two cities will not be tolerated, police say.
Talking Point: Time to get serious
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Kiri Allan speaks on Meka Whaitiri meeting; waka-jumping law not triggered
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Swansea Road to close for two months for drainage work
Swansea Rd, at the Caernarvon Drive end, is set to be closed for two months.
Hot shots: Goals aplenty as Rovers surge up the points table
Attack on form as top-of-table teams beckon for Napier City Rovers.
Closing a community chapter: The colossi of Ahuriri, Pat Magill and John Harre
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Cyclone-hit communities to wait longer for consultation on rebuild or red-zone future
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Bic Runga begins tour in Hastings
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Robertson reveals confirmed categories for future of cyclone-hit homes
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A 64-year-old woman was arrested on Monday morning and charged in relation to the robbery.
'It was panic mode': Neighbouring stores in shock at daytime jewellery raid
Watch: Glass display cases were smashed and jewellery scattered across the floor.
‘Spree burglar’ jailed after targeting garages and sheds
Alex Gardner left DNA behind on a glove and a torch.
Access issues and mental health toll persisting for cyclone-hit farmers
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Opinion: Govt can’t keep skimping on rural mental health in cyclone recovery plan
Rural communities have persistently been delivered poorer mental health services.
Tech drawing away in Premier rugby
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Man hits father, who later dies, but judge tells son ‘you didn’t cause that’
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