'The least I can do.' Te Radar takes time out to entertain Pongaroa
Pongaroa Hall was filled to capacity at a bingo night.
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Wellington bands to rock Napier
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Magical concert celebrates opera
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Man choked to death by his neighbour had contacted mental health service about him
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The Waipawa Bridge on SH50 is now open to traffic
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Unexplained house fire at Pukahu south of Hastings
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Cyclone recovery work a ‘privilege’ for Ernie
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Community champions honoured
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Line dancers in step at Dannevirke event
Line dancing clubs take turns to host events.
Traditional ways used to calm the mind and encourage sleep
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Former Police Commissioner to review Cyclone Gabrielle Civil Defence response
Draft review report is due by the end of the year.
Get snapping for the CHB A&P Show amateur photo competition
Entry forms will be available from Unichem Pharmacy and the A&P Show office.
Man charged with driving under influence of drug after fatal crash
Graham Louis Rouse, 76, died in the February road accident.
Small council wins Appeal Court case for higher rates for foresters
Forestry sector’s Wairoa rates burden increased from $1.59m a year to $2.79m.
10-year-old cuts off 42cm of hair to help local cat rescue
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CHB College presents Arts and Culture Evening
The evening was the celebration of cultural events that have taken place over the year.
Schoolies in town for big sports week in Hawke’s Bay
At least 1200 players are in Napier for annual schools sports tournaments.
Bullet holes in Ukraine, thermals in Bulgaria: NZ's soaring model gliders win world title
Three pilots from Hawke's Bay have soared to an unlikely world championship win.
GoBay’s bus timetable fails online on first day of new Hawke’s Bay schedule
Online technical glitch sparks apology from council.
Flaxmere cordons lifted, school lockdown ends after unconfirmed report of person with firearm
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Enthusiastic planters help clean up Karamū Stream
Volunteers plant over 2100 natives on Saturday.
More bikes equals more rides for Cycling Without Age Napier
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Hawke’s Bay Karting an epic family affair as major Blossom event approaches
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Club weaves its way to 50th anniversary of special cottage
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Cabin delivered to cyclone-affected Pōrangahau resident
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