WCC student connects with inspiring former pupil
Former WCC student Jesse Davy has taken on Year 11 student Rylie for café work experience.
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Ballet and arts fans are flocking to see the Royal Czech Ballet performance of Swan Lake.
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Swan Lake to grace Hastings stage
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Football teams warm to Napier's McLean Park for World Cup preparation
Five teams looking at Napier as a World Cup base could play warm-up games locally as well.
Rockit apples branching out to South Island
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Dog that killed poodle Mick Jagger euthanised
The pitbull terrier that attacked a poodle in Havelock North has been put down.
'I don't see the concern': Napier shop owners comfortable with Covid cruise visit risk
"I am past worrying," shop owner says as modeller notes there's risk for regional towns.
Wairoa farmers take to water
Water skiing bringing Wairoa farming community together.
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As her peers chose her for chair, Hinewai Ormsby couldn't help but shed a few tears.
Dannevirke student sharing a love for classical music
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Woolhandler follows dad's transtasman footsteps
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Māori farmers acknowledged at big night of awards in Hawke's Bay
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Waipukurau Little Theatre provokes thought with latest play
Waipukurau Little Theatre continually aims to provide varied and thought-provoking shows.
Big chairs to support Waipawa students
The oversized chairs are a safe place for students if they feel sad or need a friend.
More than 100 Covid cases on Ovation of the Seas cruise ship
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Weather gods to step up as MS fundraiser marks a decade
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Napier's McLean Park gets the eye from World Cup football hopefuls
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Fire crews respond to two blazes in Hawke's Bay
Tractor fire at Te Pohue; garage fire at Poraiti
Person badly injured in Flaxmere altercation
The incident happened in Flaxmere and appears to have been caught on camera.
A new Hawke's Bay Regional Council leader by lunchtime
Councillors decide a new chairperson at the first meeting of the 2022-2025 term
The Hastings apples: How a simple idea made a city more tempting
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Apple of Hawke's Bay's eye
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