Murder trial told of woman’s multiple injuries
'She was just lying there. Her eyes were in the back of her head,' accused's mother says.
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Rachel Keedwell: Difficult conversations ahead about flood protection
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The river 'hairpin' that sent 4.5m of water through and over homes
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Knitters making every stitch count for Ukraine
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Kāinga Ora announces more demolitions in Hastings
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Wind mast to be installed near Pahīatua
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No helmets worn in bikers’ crash
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Worker crushed when steel frame of cartons fell on him in freezer, court hears
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Hawke’s Bay Surf Life Saving Awards of Excellence finalists announced
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Waipukurau Golf Club results
To have your sports club’s results published email editorial@chbmail.co.nz by noon Monday.
Central players giving it their all
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Hastings couple finally moves back into their 100-year-old home
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Hawke's Bay chef lands job at Heston Blumenthal's three-Michelin-starred restaurant
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Cat crisis: More animals find home as adoption fee drops
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Winner wants to highlight horticulture as a career to other rangatahi
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From CEO to frontline cop: Ex Art Deco boss swaps suits for police uniform
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Hawks pipped in overtime drama after 22-point fightback
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