'RIP Koke Dogg': Two in court, one on murder charge, after gang death
Ngaoa Kokaua was allegedly stabbed to death at a Christchurch house on Saturday night.
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Fat Freddy's Drop announce summer tour
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Inquiry launched into Napier City Council's social media scrutiny
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WHS eyes netball nationals
Whanganui High School make history by reaching the national championships in October.
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Hawke's Bay WWII survivor Norman Bitters dies aged 97
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No break from heavy rain and thunderstorms in the North
There is a heavy rain watch is in force for Coromandel and Bay of Plenty.
Pop-up makes youth employment services more accessible in Hastings
A new pop-up in Hastings has been set up to help youth into employment
Northland Rugby, heed my warning
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Early thunderstorm: Thousands of lightning flashes, bleak day ahead
A widespread burst of thunderstorms brought over 1300 lightning flashes within an hour.
Flaxmere nan playing 'violele' goes viral
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Chilling conversation: Attacker chatted to mum while daughter lay bleeding
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Hawke's Bay cat drags leg trap for 30 hours into arms of SPCA inspector
Cat drags its way to SPCA inspector after 30 hours trapped in jaws of spring-loaded trap.
NZ's oldest woman, 'nan' to 7 generations, dies aged 107
Martha Timoko was a "nan" to seven generations.
Spark says no health risks with cell tower sites
No evidence of negative on health or house values from cell towers, says Spark
Death at Reading Cinemas in Napier
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Man flees after trying to get into Napier court with live ammunition
Security scanner picks up ammo at court entrance.
Napier school on the mend after 'aggressive' norovirus stomach bug
Napier school on the mend after "aggressive" stomach bug sees 150 students stay home.
Fog keeps rescue helicopters away from serious crash on Napier-Taupo highway
Crash soon after onset of wet weather.
Teresa Cormack's killer dying from brain tumour in prison
The man who raped and murdered schoolgirl Teresa Cormack is dying, say sources.
Dannevirke board holds final meeting
Dannevirke Community Board held its final meeting on Monday.
Small towns being decimated by meth - Bennett
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Spark warns Rugby World Cup viewing might be affected if Havelock North cell tower doesn't go ahead
Spark has put a halt on the construction of a controversial cell tower in Havelock North.
Can he clean up his act? Laundromat burglar given chance by judge
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