Dannevirke bowlers donate to Dannevirke IHC
The money was raised during the annual tournament.
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Police release name of competitor who died during Napier IronMāori
The 50-year-old died during the swim leg of the event.
Molly Pawson rolls into the deep end at Mission Concert
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Going green at Dannevirke Central Kindergarten
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‘Taking half our pension’: Rents more than double for some senior flats in Hastings
The rental increase of at least 45 per cent 'is going to cause a lot of hardship'.
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Donated trees help repair CHB's cyclone damage
Comvita has given 40,000 mānuka trees to CHB communities to help regenerate the bush.
Melbourne Cup: Hawke’s Bay jockey in the hoofsteps of the great Kiwi
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Napier buildings revealed through the lens of an ex-police shutterbug
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CHB woman wins AgResearch Emerging Achiever Award
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The Dinner Club still bringing people together months after Cyclone Gabrielle
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Project aims to take Kiwi farm dogs from good to great
The study will be the largest to try to link a dog’s DNA to its working performance.
Preparing for a challenging farming season
OPINION: As El Nino makes itself felt, farm profitability is set for an eight-year low.
MCI grows agribusiness advisory team
MCI is passionate about the farming industry and wants to ensure its future.
Handypiece invented by a farmer for farmers
Special tool brings together engineering knowledge with farm needs.
Farming for six generations and still going strong
The Hume family have been farming in the Wairarapa since the 1850s.
Councillors agonise over agreement to fund next step for Dannevirke's water
Much debate was to be had over the problem of the town's water supply.
The week of Robbie: 50,000-strong turnout expected for Brit icon’s Napier gigs
There are still some tickets available for Robbie Williams' second Sunday concert.
Ukrainian Womad act compelled to address war
"The war has further affected our lives, and we are compelled to speak about it."
IronMāori heartbreak: All respect after Napier tragedy
A rāhui was put in place for two days off Ahuriri.
Down syndrome hasn’t stopped Maui Oliver from achieving his taekwondo dreams
Black belt and NZ representative takes on new role as instructor.
All Star nod for Hawks’ youngster Jackson Ball
Accolade caps a stellar year for Ball.
Sacred Hill success: Youngest ever winemaker picks up national title
Budding vintner scoops national title.
Mongrel Mob 'captain' jailed for KFC attack on rival has sentence overturned, to be retried
Vinnie Herewini attacked a Black Power member with a golf club and took his gang insignia.
Competitor dies during swim leg of Iron Māori event in Napier
Police described it as a 'sudden death' and said it was reported shortly after 7.40am.
From the MTG: Artworks bring huia into living world
To say that the huia bird is culturally and symbolically charged is an understatement.
The garden that John built
Timpson on Breadalbane Eco Garden is open to the public on Sundays from 1pm-4pm.
Is cash costing you more than you think?
Having easy access through liquidity does not mean you are exempt from risk
'Jugs would start flying in our direction': The legend of Napier band The Shadracks
Music bands sprouted and unleashed themselves on hungry and appreciative audiences.
Joe Bennett: From rugby to the gentrified streets of Havelock North
Joe Bennett's weekend in Havelock North.
Bereaved father fails in private prosecution of forestry company over son's death
Richard Brooking is fighting for justice after his son was killed on the job.
'Relieved' veteran MP flips seat; Luxon keen to get 'cracking', Ex-minister pushes for recount
'We don't want this to string out': Luxon says on coalition negotiations.
Let the council know your thoughts on Clive wastewater treatment plant
Call for the community's thoughts on the innovative East Clive wastewater treatment plant.