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Ruahine School is calling all stars
All you have to do is dress up as your favourite star - and sing like them.
All you have to do is dress up as your favourite star - and sing like them.
Hawks are ready for Sharks new import.
A good crowd for an event not usually on the Pahiatua-Woodville Racing Club calendar.
Has our nominal head of state been reduced to the role of elaborate sideshow,
Will Tidswell is the youngest Kiwi to compete at this level.
No clear indication as yet how extra health spend will trickle down to Hawke's Bay.
Current and former principals relatively happy with Budget 2018.
COMMENT: A budget with a bit of something for everyone, except Simon Bridges.
National leader Simon Bridges says middle-income families missed out in the Budget.
The Govt spent, taxed and borrowed more in the Budget for little gain, National says.
Pharmac takes over DHB medicines budgets to increase buying power for drugs.
Hawke's Bay's National MPs claim government has over-promised and under-delivered.
The Labour Party has been called out over a broken funding promise on Whānau Ora.
Greens counted around $610m in Budget wins, compared to $2.8b for NZ First.
After an anxious wait, KidsCan has learned it will be funded for another 12 months.
Funding for housing and addressing child poverty a good start some say, but more is needed
Spending on police and no changes to benefit sanctions have been criticised by advocates
Funding was a key election promise and part of Labour's coalition agreement with NZ First.
Simon Bridges goes on the attack after Grant Robertson's first Budget.
Efforts to tackle child poverty in this year's Budget have been met with mixed responses.
COMMENT: Robertson resisted calls to blow the windfall in this Budget.
The justice system is in crisis and failing children and families, says the Government.
What's touted as the "the greenest Budget ever" puts over $600m toward environment areas.
Immigration Minister says investment aimed at combating exploitation of migrants.
Treasure forecasts KiwiBuild progress to halve.
"There's nothing more important to New Zealand than the wellbeing of its children."