Huge wasp nest slightly bigger than a basketball
Kieran Chisnall, of Hawke’s Bay Wasp Control, was called out to the large, grey wasp nest.
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Renowned New Zealand Artist opens new exhibition in Hastings
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Geonet records a further 27 aftershocks in Hawke’s Bay overnight
The aftershocks have ranged from light to moderate.
Home invasion: Elderly man hospitalised after being assaulted in his bed
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One seriously injured after vehicle hits power pole
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Football: Young Kiwi prospect putting in the hard yards on and off the pitch
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Hawke’s Bay’s biggest food and wine festival moved to 2024
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‘We’ll be fighting it’: Red-stickered residents dig in as cyclone decisions delayed
Some cyclone-impacted residents have no intention to leave their land.
Students to return to Eskdale school for the first time since Cyclone Gabrielle
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More Hawke’s Bay councils reveal significant rates rises
The Cyclone Gabrielle recovery combined with high inflation is having an impact on rates.
Ngāti Kahungunu launches iwi-led version of Oranga Tamariki
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Earthquakes and aftershocks set Pōrangahau residents' nerves jangling
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Couple upping mortgage after cyclone-damaged property ineligible for Govt fund
The pair fear other lifestyle block owners will be in a similar predicament.
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International artist June Wayne and school students share space at CAN
CAN shows international fine artist and students exhibit works in response to the cyclone.
The Anzac speech written by ChatGPT, and what it means for modern warfare
Richard Short used artificial intelligence to make a point, and to urge caution.
Waipatiki Holiday Park nears re-opening date
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Explained: The science behind today’s big quakes
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Napier’s Sunken Gardens upgrade nearly finished
Works have been ongoing on the Sunken Gardens in Napier.
41 quakes in three hours: 'Severe' quakes shake Hawke’s Bay, aftershocks continue
A magnitude 5.9 quake has rocked the North Island this morning.
Mohaka dog trial relief in cyclone crisis
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'We just got smashed': Severe earthquakes hit North Island, locals react
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Woman refused entry to Brisbane bar over moko kauae
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Les Morice was 'never a fan of war' but did his duty regardless
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Cyclone relief exhibition to support artistic community
A minimum of 10 per cent of proceeds will be donated to the Waiohiki Arts Community Trust.
Napier facing rates rises of nearly 12 per cent as cyclone costs soar
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Waipawa's Civic Service to mark Anzac Day drew the largest crowd in years
CHB’s Civic Service at Waipawa drew a larger crowd than had been seen in years