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Security camera footage shows two thieves stealing artificial grass from Te Awa School.
Napier to unite for Ukraine victims
Rally at the Soundshell, Napier, on Saturday 1-2pm
Hospice's March fundraising looked very different this year
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Hawke's Bay athletes chase Oceania gold
A big chance as Hawke's Bay athletes selected for Oceania championships.
Positive RAT test from a lemon
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Closure of northern Hawke's Bay bridge disrupts hundreds
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Adopting the 'Māori Way' works
Once Māori health organisations were fully engaged the Māori vaccination rate took off.
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Omicron outbreak: 10 deaths - including person under 19; 9906 new cases
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Searching for our taonga
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Watch: Lemon juice can falsely produce positive RAT results
Acidic solutions like lemon juice have been used overseas to produce false-positive RATs.
Family donation helps school slash power costs
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Youths cause havoc at Blossom Festival
Many older NZers were quick to put the blame on the influence of American "rock 'n roll"
The backpacker who decided to skate his way up the country
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Biodiversity Hawke's Bay encourages applicants for funding round
Projects which include biodiversity restoration are favoured.
Shear passion drives barber expo bid
Jabez was responsible for the resurgence of the mullet haircut
Tens of thousands in Hawke's Bay drinking non-compliant water supplies until mid-2022
Hastings city is one of six non-compliant water supplies for 66,804 people in Hawke's Bay.
Kenny back for Taylor Hawks
The 36-year-old Tall Black has re-signed for his 12th season in Hawke's Bay.
Napier MP Stuart Nash isolates after positive Covid test
Minister tests positive for the coronavirus.
Greg Fenton to step down as Havelock high principal
Principal moves on after 10 years
Mixed response for new-look Hastings council as Māori ward introduced
There are gains and losses for the Hastings community under the change.
Watchdog identifies police failings while investigating family harm
A woman was feared dead after police made multiple mistakes handling Gisborne incident.
Obituary: radio pioneer Helen McConnochie
One of the last remaining 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake survivors has passed away.
Novel set in Napier a riveting thriller
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Is it normal for my C-section scar to itch?
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Omicron outbreak: 11,634 cases, 13 deaths, decision looms on fourth dose - health boss' departing words
Latest pandemic data revealed after spate of high-profile resignations.
Workshop encourages home composting
NCC is subsidising a variety of home composting systems to keep rubbish out of landfill