Art buyers turn to online sites
Auction house director Lee Melville says art has traded well in the past few months.
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Hastings machete chase: Man sprints away from alleged armed attacker
Man was allegedly sprinting after another man on a Hastings street while waving a machete.
Havelock North's much-loved, and abused, recycling centre unlikely to re-open
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Covid testing ramps up in Hawke's Bay, but not everyone needs one, DHB says
The DHB and Civil Defence are gearing up to prevent a Covid-19 outbreak in the region.
Prayers for Hawke's Bay pastor's son arrested on church grounds and charged with drugs offences
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Te Mata Peak Rd crashes: 'You can hear them skidding every corner, every night'
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PGF cash to help renovate seven community halls in Hastings District
Tabuteau said halls and sports clubs are 'incredibly important social centres'.
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Council committee recommends Napier bid for water funding
Fast-track route to better water services.
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A billion-dollar target by 2022 was set seven years ago. It's bang-on the pace.
No safety briefing before fatal Hawke's Bay helicopter crash
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Bold vision unfolding before our eyes at Mitre 10 Park
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Group fears new reservoir will 'industrialise' Hastings park
The Friends of Frimley Park oppose the development of the water tank and treatment plant.
For sale: Hong Kong owners put Flaxmere shopping centre on market
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New agent says CHB property market buzzing
People used to call into the office to see what was on the market, now they go online.
Leadership through the arts
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Waipukurau to race at Hastings next season
The committee is disappointed we cannot race at Waipukurau
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Fifth time lucky: Quarantined Kiwi performer decides to do yet another round of self isolation
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New national water regulator welcomed by Hawke's Bay mayors
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