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Memories forever, lest we forget
What of Anzac Days of the future, when all those who served are gone?
Blues bounce right back from Suburbs defeat
'More direct' Stop Out dusted, now it's possession-based Wellington United for the Rovers
Five-hundred dogs expected for champs at Te Aute
The North Island sheep dog championships are at Te Aute on May 7-11.
Final siren sounds on police career
A "rural bloke at heart", Senior Sergeant Ross Gilbert grew up on farm near Hastings.
New group fights for Te Mata Peak track
New group wants public consultation over the controversial track.
If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?
Talking Point: If Christchurch can do it, why can't we?
Havelock North does Anzac Day its way
About 3000 people surrounded the cenotaph for the village's Anzac Day commemoration.
Crowds turn outs for Bay's Anzac services
Huge numbers turn out for Anzac services across Hawke's Bay.
Waipawa ANZAC service.
Young and old packed the Waipawa Municipal Theatre for Central Hawke's Bay Anzac service. It was followed by a parade to the cenotaph for a wreath and poppy laying.
Wanderers wallop Wairarapa to claim points
New Solomon Island signing Gagame Feni scores hattrick of goals in Wanderers' first win.
Hundreds attend CHB Anzac Day services
Six Anzac services held throughout Central Hawke's Bay were attended by young and old.
Police speed sting op hands one motorist $630 fine
Speeds of between 62km/h and 98km/h were recorded in the 50km/h zone.
Stop Out won't be easy, says Blues coach
Speedy winger Wesley Cain returns from Canada to boost Rovers' chances against Stop Out
Adam Green: Freedom is smiling soldiers with crayon faces
My granddad made it home from war. We'll never forget those who didn't
Waipukurau ANZAC service Field of Remembrance.
Soldiers killed in WW1 and WW2 were remembered with white crosses that were planted into the ground by Cadets. Field of Remembrance Ceremony, Anzac Service, Waipukurau Memorial Hall, Russell Park.
Gagame Feni, Ian Paia boost win-less Wanderers
Solomon Island pair Gagame Feni and Ian Paia will add some zest to the Wanderers' campaign
People urged to get flu vaccine
New Zealand gears up for severe flu strain this winter - vaccination recommended.
Bowls: Goatee and Piglet bring bacon home to Bay
Bay pair praise input from coach Graeme Hocking
Watch: Thousands descend on dawn service
Young and old remember the fallen at this morning's dawn service
Rugby: Johnston's decisions at breakdowns are paying off
Green Machine's captain on track for Magpies berth.
Bereft mum's questions over daughter's rugby league death
Coroner says a daughter died from a rugby league injury. Her mum's not so sure.
Poignant painting shows not all wounds bleed
Napier RSA commissioned a painting to mark the 100th anniversary of WWI Armistice.
Field of Remembrance ceremony on Anzac Eve
The battalion was in near Messines when Jack was wounded in the arm.
Water mains cleaning starting in Napier
Letters will be circulated to the residents of the affected streets.
Kiwi family struggles to pay for son's healthcare in Australia
Fred Ramsay, 1, may never walk or talk because of his rare genetic condition.
No hard data on extent of contaminated land
Report highlights decline in state of country's biodiversity, soils and ecosystems.
Police release name of Dannevirke crash fatality
The crash claimed the life of a Dannevirke man.
Shipping light replaced with LED technology
New LED shipping light will be seen 14.8km away.