Artist’s plea to recover stolen art which took 500 hours to sketch
The Napier artist says the stolen artworks are 'like a baby to me'.
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Anglers report great start to fishing season
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Recognising employers that support their workers who are fire brigade volunteers
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We Solve Murders – Richard Osman (Penguin, $38.00)
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Dannevirke Toy Library celebrates 40 years with birthday bingo bash
Dannevirke Toy Library celebrates its 40th birthday bash with a big bingo night.
New project aims to improve VHF, cell coverage after tragic fishing deaths
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Ross Shield teams parade in Waipukurau's main street
'This will be a fierce journey but also one of friendship.'
Cocoa crisis forces Hawke’s Bay chocolatier to raise prices
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Parking over line leads to surprise fine
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The $7m cost of an ancient pā site diverting a Cyclone-related road fix
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Alternative education programme aims to develop digital innovators
Wairoa's Te Makaro fuses holistic and culturally responsive learning in a digital world.
No CEO, no worries? Hawke's Bay Airport yearly results revealed
The North Island's third-busiest airport had plenty of change in its 60th year.
Grab a cuppa and a bikkie – all in one
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Two events on one day to raise funds for Takapau Community Service Centre
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Neighbouring motels hit market with catch for developers
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Three men arrested for arson linked to large fires in Waipawa
The arrests come after weeks of investigation by police.
Potential police recruits invited to a seminar in Waipukurau
Police are looking to recruit those who are interested in a new career.
Witnesses sought after driver flees through CHB and Dannevirke to Palmerston North
A fleeing driver incident began in Central Hawke’s Bay and ended in Palmerston North.
Back home 19 months after Cyclone Gabrielle ravaged Wairoa
Whānau who have been out of their homes for 19 months get back the key to the door.
Keeping Barry Cup and grassroots rugby alive
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Managing finances starts with getting a handle on cashflow
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New classrooms at Kotemaori School ends learning from kitchen tables
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Flood-prone Plains in line for big drainage upgrade
A substantial upgrade programme at the pump stations will increase their performance.
Tangihanga: A play that looks at death through a Māori lens
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One of NZ's oldest rugby trophies on line in Waipukurau
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Magpies secure last-minute victory over Auckland in thriller
Magpies snatch last-minute McLean Park victory.
Air NZ flight aborts landing after runway drama
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Michael Fowler: Muskets dominated the Battle of Te Pakeke
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Opinion: Tuai Power Station product of adventurous journey
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'Sleepless nights': Charity couple out of pocket, without answers after targeted cybercrime
The couple have been left without answers and are continually concerned for their safety.