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The owners of the famous Napier restaurant still love the game, despite plans to move on.
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Rovers’ challenge to conquer ones that got away
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Sliding doors stolen from Awatoto demolition company yard
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Napier shooting victim out of hospital after 50 days
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The ties that bind: Black Caps' increasingly weird T20 statistic
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Taradale footwear shop closing
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Hawke’s Bay residents urged to register for $240 power payout
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'I could have been lippy': Homicide victim made statement before dying
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The businessman with a fascination with land in Tararua
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Wyn Drabble: Sign language, Fiji-styles
As an English teacher, I enjoy a good sign. Travelling in Fiji gave me many guffaws.
Mid-December reopening for Ravensdown plant building after fire
The ongoing closure from a fire two months ago will not affect Ravensdown customers.
Ewan McGregor: Is the Overseas Investment Commission doing its job?
The corruption of our farm landscapes due to pines is too big a price to pay.
Decade of service to Civil Defence recognised
Charlie Death receives plaque for ten years service to Civil Defence Emergency Management.
Cyclists push health message in Tararua
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Eketāhuna Mounted Rifles memorial unveiled on Armistice Day
Armistice Day saw the unveiling of a memorial to the Eketāhuna Mounted Rifles.
Bark Up champion settled at Puketoi Young Farmers event at Pongaroa
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New running shoes a great surprise for Waipawa School Room 4
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Queues for kilometres: Timing of road works on problematic Hawke’s Bay highway queried
Waka Kotahi resurfacing works spark long delays for commuters.
This year’s HB Today Christmas Cheer Appeal is going to be a little bit different
We are asking our generous and amazing community to drop off donations for our food banks.
Second booster push as Covid-19 cases in Hawke’s Bay continue to rise
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Ebony Lamb brings her music home to Hawke's Bay
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