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Harris says Jets, Airs will test the Hawks
First double header's a good time to fine-tune systems, says Hawk debutant Hyrum Harris.
First double header's a good time to fine-tune systems, says Hawk debutant Hyrum Harris.
Would widespread problems be uncovered in commission?
It's curtains for Lake Tūtira's toxic slime. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Coach Ozich is happy with effort and buy-in in Magpies' first outing
Slice of proceeds from felled pines to help fund park's sports turf
Editorial: Cliff rescue of two dogs will have struck a chord with many readers.
All staff, not only those working in dangerous roles, will be subject to random drug tests
Centre Andrew Hayward was outstanding on defence for HBHS
A Hastings dentist' will take part in their first Lumino Day this Saturday.
Nearly 800 submissions received on Hastings District Council's speed limits review.
The Mother's Lament allows mothers to grieve lost children on Mother's Day in Maraenui.
He was accidentally shot by police in 2013.
Prime rolls out the Top Gear old and new this week.
More than two-thirds of schools say they don't get enough support for all children.
More people in work and fewer people unemployed in Hawke's Bay, statistics show.
Bridges has told his MPs of a zero tolerance for peddling rumours or innuendo.
It doesn't take long to get out of the routine of morning radio hours
Nearly 800 people give views on proposed speed limit reductions.
COMMENT: Low-lifes peddling rumours are trying to inflict maximum damage on the PM.
Police boss says PM's partner is not - and has not been - subject of any police inquiry.
Once the roundabout is finished the park's main entrance will go back to Pakowhai Rd.
Government must bring the electricity industry to the negotiation table.
Review of long-term plans for Havelock North schools invites public feedback.
HBHS to meet Toin from Japan in quarter-finals today.
The concert, organised by the Dannevirke Community Board, is becoming an Anzac tradition.
Last year the foundation granted $121,500 to 47 local groups.
JJ Taulagi produces 35 points in 70 minutes of action.
Wet and cool but the trip and the view will be something these cousins will never forget.