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Drunk teens injure four people and smash property in random attack at house
Police say victims didn't know teens who attacked their home in the shadow of Crate Day.
Bubbles of discontent: The forty-year feud over fluoride in Dannevirke
Despite years of scientific research, many in Dannevirke still say no to fluoride.
Kura students gather to celebrate its 30th birthday
Small Dannevirke school Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Tamaki-Nui-a-Rua celebrates big milestone.
Truck seriously injures pedestrian in Dannevirke
Traffic was diverted and the highway was expected to be closed for at least two hours.
Lotto: Powerball jackpots to $12 million, lucky player wins $700k
Two people shared First Division with each ticket now worth $500,000.
Dannevirke: Troubled waters a key focus for most election candidates
"We're facing a grim summer."
Cause unknown of fire that completely razed a Waitahora house
The investigation into a blaze at a workshop in Miller St in May has also been completed.
Māori Wardens put on a healthy show in Dannevirke
Song, hāngi and health advice dished out at mini health expo at Dannevirke.
Heartbreak for Aotea Rugby Premiers at Dannevirke
Tamatea broke Aotea's hearts with a clutch 27-24 away win.
Additional black mark for former nurse found with child porn
Authorities believe there may have been up to 5300 images on the man's computers.
Cyclist dead after serious crash in Dannevirke
Police received a report of a crash on Weber Rd at 4.45pm.
Donna Kerridge: How Māori medicine and concepts teach me why I matter
Rongoa Maori is about teaching people to use what's found in nature for wellbeing.
'I'm not a criminal, I'm a regular person': Anti-mandate protesters appear in court
About 27 protesters will come through the Wellington courts after a night behind bars.
Farewell to the old Fantasy Cave, welcome to the new era
The old premises of Dannevirke's Fantasy Cave has been farewelled in a blessing ceremony.
Mother calls for more education after son fell through the cracks
Donna and Stuart Heaps want more public education on blood clots after their son's death.
Legendary Bay multi-sportsman leaves rich legacy
Tony Small made his first-class rugby and cricket debut in 1956.
Former Dannevirke tyre fitter now the company's boss
Heath Barclay of Bridgestone started his career at Westlows in Dannevirke.
'We're doing what we can': Tararua wary after Covid cases reported
Some people visiting a location of interest haven't been wearing masks, store says.
Dannevirke Premier One cricketers off to 'great' start
Dannevirke senior men's premier one cricket team impress with a first-game win
Council and MSD programme helping to support job seekers
An initiative between MSD and council has proved successful
Labour MP's iconic ute for sale for a great cause
Kieran McAnulty is auctioning off his distinctive ute for charity.
Tararua District Council extends boil water advisory to Monday
Council extends precautionary measure due to forecast bad weather.
Fires burn through trees and a barn in Hawke's Bay as strong winds hit
Fire more than 22km out of Dannevirke set alight a haybarn at 11.20am.
'Massive jolt and shaking': 4.9 quake rattles the Hawke's Bay
A 4.9 magnitude earthquake struck 5km north of Waipukurau.
'Show respect': Message for Dannevirke shoppers as lockdown starts with lull
'We've got some fantastic staff, we just need you to appreciate and look after them.'
Council realigns flooded Clive River ahead of high tide
Regional council contractors began work opening the rivermouth before high tide.
Man told to make his own choices in relationship
Man in Dannevirke District Court told he is responsible for his choices
Meet the Mob chapter that wears white patches, and follows Christian principles
Mongrel Mob chapter wanting to build bridge with community.
Hawke's Bay weather: Heavy rain on way for parts of region
It's going to be fairly wet over the weekend in Hawke's Bay with rain warnings in place.
Safety warning after long weekend fires
A family friend is organising collection of items to help the family of four.
Man who stole extinct huia bird from museum jailed
The last confirmed sighting of live huia was in 1907 in the Tararua ranges.
The fog's cleared, but 'a bit of rain' for Hawke's Bay over weekend
Residents woke to a foggy start to Friday morning.