Original Te Mata Peak tile artist returns to touch up art installation
The iconic Te Mata Peak tile map got a clean-up as part of a maintenance programme.
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Local Focus: En-garde! Fencers fight in Hawke's Bay!
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Anna Lorck: New social housing is lifting the streets of Hastings
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