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Chills on the way for King’s Birthday weekend
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‘No future for us on that land’: Eskdale brewer welcomes zoning decision
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Wind in their sails: Napier teens off to 420 World Championships in Spain
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Third time's a charm: Bay boatbuilder sails away with hat-trick
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Vote for your favourite Dish of the Bay
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Volleyball tournament a big test for expanded arenas
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'Steampunk' gun haul: Police seize cache of unusual weapons
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Māori Party candidate who stepped aside for Meka Whaitiri to enter new race
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Hastings owner’s dominant horse a worthy tribute to his late father
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Best Burgers Best Toastie bid
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HB’s post-cyclone land categories released
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The broken heart of Rissington: What the release of Hawke’s Bay’s latest maps means
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MPI officers spent $10k trying to save farmer’s starving calves, but 35 still died
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Hastings student receives $25k grant to help pursue Ivy League dream
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Diane's love of nature transforms into creative art
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