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The fog's cleared, but 'a bit of rain' for Hawke's Bay over weekend
Residents woke to a foggy start to Friday morning.
Residents woke to a foggy start to Friday morning.
"We had our whole night ahead of us," Havelock North hairdresser Caroline Ellmore said.
Councils share abuse they are subjected to.
Napier man Walter Rands-Trevor set a land speed record near Reporoa
Fire and Emergency said one person was trapped and was extricated by firefighters.
A Mongrel Mob member from Hastings has been charged over a Christchurch assault.
Councillors have voted 8-1 to create a Māori ward, to come into effect in 2022.
Back in the early '90s I nudged 230km/h down the back straight at Pukekohe at a test day
Surprisingly there is little in the Budget for business
Treasury reveals rosy forecasts but economists warn delivering spending may be tough.
Tom Manson and Buck hold up the Hawke's Bay colours in Southland
The Budget spends billions on increasing benefits but keeps a lid on debt increases.
'I would have loved to see more,' Roopu a Iwi Trust CEO Maureen Mua said of the Budget.
The CHB Concert Choir will perform songs performed by great groups of the 1960s
Govt spending $28m at effort to stop as-yet incurable disease killing NZ's iconic kauri.
Founder Christina McBeth said Camberley looked to be 'the next best step' for the charity.
Scheme could see workers receive 80 per cent of their pay if they are made unemployed.
Money for school buildings, tertiary students and vocational training announced.
'This is a very sharp adjustment in house prices but a very necessary one' - Robertson.
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It includes nearly $100m for the new Māori Health Authority.
But free annual GP visits and eye checks for senior citizens - a NZ First policy - is cut.
OPINION: After spending $57b on the Covid fund, the time was right to lift benefits.
$300m has been announced to accelerate investment in low-carbon technology.
Weekly benefit rates will be lifted by between $32 and $55 per adult by April 2022.
Weak positive results now confirmed in Wgtn, Chch, Rotorua, Queenstown wastewater.
The Pacific Peoples minister is hailing the package as a significant investment.