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Sir Duke celebrate 40 years
Nostalgics of the big bar boom of the 1970s will be able to turn back the clock as popular Central Hawke's Bay band Sir Duke celebrates
Nostalgics of the big bar boom of the 1970s will be able to turn back the clock as popular Central Hawke's Bay band Sir Duke celebrates
Hawke's Bay's second luckiest Lotto outlet, Andrew Spence Pharmacy, has struck the money again. But not in the twice-weekly Lotto
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A Napier man has been found guilty on 13 out of 28 charges of violence and sexual abuse against his partner over two-and-a-half years.
A Napier man has been found guilty of less than half of the 28 "sadistic" offending charges after allegations he sexually abused and
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Hamilton Logan is 92 next month, and this "old grizzly" has been attending Hawke's Bay A&P Show for 70 years. Far from getting sick of it, he says the show is a 'must-see'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hamilton Logan is 92 next month, and this "old grizzly" has been attending Hawke's Bay A&P Show for 70 years. Far from getting sick of it, he says the show is a 'must-see'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.