Wine auction raises more than $300k for Cranford Hospice
It raised funds to enable the on-going care of patients and whanau at the hospice.
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One dead, one injured after car hits power pole between Napier and Hastings
It's the second fatal crash at that location in just 14 months.
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Suffrage medal winner says the vote was probably most easily won of the women's victories.
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Mental health support can greatly improve outcomes
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Opinion: Cyclone funding - will it get to those who need it?
Opinion: Sally Dryland says farmers have been reluctant to ask for financial help.
An open letter to Labour from a climate activist
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Warning over ‘controlled’ fires after 13 blazes in 30 days across HB
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Reporter James Pocock takes the first steps on his te reo journey.
Napier, Hastings councils officially agree to Category 3 buyouts. Here’s what happens next
The buyouts will begin after Hawke's Bay Regional Council finalises its Category 3 list.
‘It’s OK to need help’: Invictus Games captain's special message for Hawke’s Bay
Major Buffy Little returned from service in Iraq to find her cancer had returned.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Insurance claims surpass $1 billion in Hawke’s Bay
About 84 per cent of contents claims have been paid.
NZSO among those celebrating rebuilt cafe
Owners of No5 Cafe & Larder thank those who help get business back on feet.
Wondrous winery wander: Black Barn's new neon narrative fires up
Walk of Wonders at Black Barn is ramping up the nocturnal dramatics.
‘That terrible day’: Woman who lost both legs fighting to ensure medical error doesn't happen again
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Ruth fighting back
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'Drinking from the age of two': Man jailed for violent assault at tangi
Court told that main aggressor had been drinking alcohol since the age of two.
Hawke’s Bay’s news in brief: Helping life coach Craig McDougall conquer cancer
Read some of the latest brief updates from Hawke's Bay.
From the MTG: Site blessing an exciting step forward
Trust board members past and present have championed the cause.
Video: New rail bridge to Napier is open
The old bridge looked like a 'war movie'. Seven months on, a big milestone is reached.
Waipawa traffic detour and roadworks draws ire of struggling businesses
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Yearling steers the stars of the show at Stortford Lodge
There were almost 700 yearling steers offered of about 1650 cattle and they sold well.
Rare tīwaiwaka arrives in Havelock North for Māori language week
Black fantail makes unlikely but timely entrance for photographer.
This little reporter went to the Hawke’s Bay Farmers’ Market
Must be a cool place if teenagers want to hang out there.
Chasing the pot of gold shouldn't be the only focus
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Home by Christmas: The one wish of widow whose home was decimated in cyclone
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'Fear campaign': National and Act hit back over MP’s Hawke’s Bay 'mega-prison' claims
Anna Lorck claims Hawke's Bay Prison's extra land would make it a target for expansion.
Legal bill stymied Napier land sale
The council wanted to sell 12ha for open-market, first-home and social housing.
Is stopbank planting problematic?
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