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The House was suspended briefly after the haka disrupted voting.
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From London to Sydney: Celebrating 90 years of the Gipsy Moth adventure
Jan Chisum flies her father’s restored Gipsy Moth, offering stunning views of Hawke’s Bay.
'I do it because I love Norsewood': Heather Cheer's Norsewood Flower Show attracts record entries
The flower show has been going 15 years.
Hastings Art Gallery exhibitions coordinator's hard work pays off for new exhibit
Mark Anderson on his experience as exhibitions coordinator at Te Whare Toi o Heretaunga.
Napier motorcyclist dies in hospital after Hawke’s Bay crash
A Napier motorcyclist has died from his injuries after the crash.
Why Napier council introduced water restrictions six weeks earlier than normal
Mayor Kirsten Wise speaks on Napier water restrictions ahead of a hot summer.
Hawke’s Bay suicide figures rise: ‘We clearly need to be doing more’
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Racing back on track, but not in Hawke’s Bay
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‘Tough news’: NZME proposes to close 14 local newspapers, with the loss of 30 jobs
Herald owner says community titles are no longer profitable in changing media landscape.
People seen running from suspicious fire in vacant Hastings house
Police would like to hear from any Lowe St residents who may have CCTV footage.
Dannevirke table tennis proving popular
The group was started two years ago with a fun event.
Woodville martial arts club wins gold in tournament
The club has only been going two years but is already a winner.
Dairy smashed as owner screamed: 'I feared for my life'
A three-hour crime wave leaves five retailers picking up the pieces.
Meet the 'little legend': Peter’s charity journey up Te Mata Peak
Special Olympian, 53, runs 12.8k to raise funds for local school.
Watch: Haka for immigrant named dux of Hastings college goes viral with 2.7m views
Naomi Sai overcame a language barrier to succeed at Flaxmere College.
'A bottle of beer and an onion’ - 100-year old Vi shares her recipe for a long life
Vi was born Violet Blanche Avison, in Waipawa in 1924.
Hawke’s Bay weather: Some rain was forecast, but where is it?
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'Very short notice': Napier ale house kicked out over lease dispute
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Councils say buyouts of homes destroyed during Cyclone Gabrielle almost completed
More than 300 properties across Hastings and Napier were deemed Category 3.
Lars Hardy wins second place in young auctioneers competition
Lars Hardy was persuaded to try his hand at auctioneering.
'It was just a holiday': The HB pilot who flew across the world in a Gipsy Moth
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Table-topping Napier City Rovers fizzing for National League run home
Napier City Rovers' hopes of making the National League final are in their own hands.
Ceremony marks opening of 11 relocatable homes at Ōmāhu Marae
Dreams and aspirations were realised as 11 new homes opened at Ōmāhu.
CAN Column: Artists and art lovers have a busy month ahead for Creative Arts Napier
November at CAN is set to be full of markets, art, and different experiences.
HB Laser Skin Clinics shine at MWDI Māori Women’s Business Awards.
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Saluting and farewelling Tā Bom - the reluctant war hero
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‘Words will never be enough’: Hawke’s Bay survivors respond to abuse in care apology
Hawke's Bay survivors say the public apology is “empty and meaningless” without redress.
Hastings council back to the drawing board under the new Local Water Done Well legislation
Opinion: Hastings Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst on changes to the water systems.
Opinion: Forest & Bird Hawke's Bay needs sustainable solutions for water use
Forest & Bird on smarter and more sustainable water use in Hawke's Bay.
Turtle troubles in Napier: 'It is totally irresponsible to release them to the wild'
Turtles are believed to have been dumped by owners who can no longer care for them.
Hints of red and purple: Secret location for Enchanted Ball to be unveiled
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