Para swimmer Lance Dustow wins nine medals at Virtus games.
Lance Dustow represented NZ at the Virtus Oceania Asia Games and won nine medals
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Taradale footwear shop closing
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Special ceremony acknowledges EIT nursing students
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Napier Civic Building coming down
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NGHS top girls lop off their locks
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Defending champs take Nui Ball Shield
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Red Cross op-shop moves house
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Never shake a baby
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Napier Girls' student wins on the slopes
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Opinion: Was the Napier Six60 concert better than last year's Hastings show?
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UK band planting the seed for garden project
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Will you poop during labour?
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Tricky tiki takes national prize
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HB choir and orchestra combine for concert
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The unexpected joys of painting
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New trapping programme for Mataruahou
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WCC student connects with inspiring former pupil
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Need help with day-to-day budgeting?
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Janine Gard: What do labour contractions feel like?
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Friendly fire festival a fitting tribute
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Napier reps are on the right track
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Swan Lake to grace Napier stage
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Marathon in a Month fundraiser supports cancer services
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