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Systemic review of retired Napier judge's decisions appears unlikely
Judge Tony Adeane retired in May after reaching the compulsory retirement age of 70.
Judge Tony Adeane retired in May after reaching the compulsory retirement age of 70.
Louise Ward, from Wardini Books, reviews Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead.
A rider has been injured after coming off a motorbike in Central Hawke's Bay.
Despite two people appearing in court next week, more gatherings are planned around NZ.
Beryl and Terry Cullen recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary
Whanau unable to move into newly built Kainga Ora homes till locks changed.
See here for a full breakdown of vaccination rates in every Hawke's Bay suburb.
Call from a top firefighter for people to watch their cooking and their kids closely.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga in Hastings speaking with local Raiha Tahuri near the start of the vaccination campaign in October. Video / Warren Buckland
'We want an environment where people can talk about these things,' says the PM.
Sharks win the swim, humans the run ... it all comes down to the bike
Roy said this work by Joan Trollope is one of his favourites
More locations of interest in the Waikato region and around Auckland have been named.
A roundup of the week's racing.
Its fully vaccinated rates are the highest in Hawke's Bay, but first doses are lagging.
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Ardern's whistle-stop tour started in Rotorua and Murupara on Thursday.
A total of 27 staff have left Tararua DC since November, and 118 left Napier CC in a year.
It is a battle between the current world champion versus the youngster.
Co-operation with the underworld is sickening, but vital.
The Government will today outline where rapid antigen testing will be used
The hatching was captured on the port's Keeping Up With The Kororā live cameras.
"What I'm doing isn't for nothing. I'm doing it for people, and their wellbeing."
There's one day left in the Ross Shield
EDITORIAL: Thousands of people are technically allowed to cram into stadiums. Technically.
Find out how your suburb's vaccination levels compare.
Girl's accident on footpath a wake up call
A $6 million project is extracting excess Central Hawke's Bay river gravel for industry.
Structured system that can automatically provide spacing between stand groups created.