A tasty tribute to the Art Deco heritage of Napier up for auction
Art Deco Trust in the Christmas mood, with an iconic gingerbread building up for auction.
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Irrigation technology claims to save water usage by 50pc
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'Pattern of behaviour from the community': Doctors records 227 no-shows in a month
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Christmas Carnival takes over Waipukurau main street
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Review: Kiwi spin on Dickens classic
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Is Cape Kidnappers safe to walk this summer?
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Christmas concerts: Choir and orchestra combine to bring a weekend full of music
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Athletics: Hawke’s Bay winners at schools athletics
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Hastings on-demand bus service trial popular but costly
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Fruit shortage: Supply issues in lead-up to Christmas
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Kiwi author and playwright Renée dies aged 94
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Council trying to crack down on illicit dumping
People are dumping anything from appliances to household rubbish.
Major achievements mark end to third year of highway construction
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‘Both barrels of a shotgun’: Shouting, then shooting, at Napier home
A nearby resident heard someone swearing before two “very loud bangs”.
Will cloud cover spoil the rare meteor-shower spectacle?
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Policy positioning and how to avoid costly court cases
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Iwi boss installs boulders to block vehicle access to beach
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Suburban sport: Hawks help open new Napier court
Basketball court revitalises community hub.
Hawke’s Bay kids excited as Weet-Bix TRYathlon returns
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Central Hawke’s Bay’s Concert Choir presents ‘It’s Almost Christmas’
“There is plenty of variety and this year’s music is joyous.”
'I got great satisfaction from teaching': Carl Pester bids farewell to Tararua College
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Dannevirke’s Christmas lights sure to appeal again in 2023
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