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Dr Colin Robinson: Is it still wise to follow the US?
No long-term gain in short-term deployment.
No long-term gain in short-term deployment.
One-time heart attack victim now set for another half marathon and a walk-run next day.
Brother introduces him to team and then departs to Australia after one match together.
Folk band Hobnail are to play at the Common Room in Hastings on May 12.
Showtime for schools as Education Ministry announces replacement for Stage Challenge.
The waka will be repaired and back in the Clive River by the start of the cruise season.
More than half of leading competitors hail from Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay.
Eketahuna wants TDC to reinstate their money exchange, removed because of staff safety.
Lawyer fined $500 and disqualified from driving for six months for dangerous driving.
Iwi unhappy Craggy Range has backtracked on a pledge to remove the Te Mata walkway.
Police ecstatic with response to road safety expo.
Havelock North resident have had enough of putrid smells coming from Te Mata Mushrooms.
Leadership skills a focus for students at the Young Farmers Raising the Standards course.
Hawke's Bay Regional Council has released the new strain of rabbit calicivirus.
Commonwealth Games silver medalist skips second-placed team.
Tourism cuts questioned by Napier MP and Minister for Small Business Stuart Nash.
Craggy Range denies Environmental Defence Society claims it is misleading the public.
State of NZ kids' teeth is a disgrace, so why is fluoridation a dirty word for so many?
The images of a billion years ago leave a lot of space to fill.
The so-called Craggy Range Track behind Te Mata Peak is still popular with walkers and runners, despite the uncertainty over its future. Video by Duncan Brown.
The facility will make apple juice from local produce to export.
Worldwide recruitment pays off for Tararua Health Group and patients.
Council-owned contractor turns small loss into a $226,000 six-monthly profit.
Dogs and trialists from north and south at championships in Hawke's Bay.
Road map and action plan will be launched next week.
"They were caning it." Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hastings man had more than 17,000 objectionable images.