Waipawa poplar workshop proves popular
The event highlighted poplar cultivation and its role in the Emissions Trading Scheme.
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Prominent artist with 'whimsical' energy was dealing in LSD and other drugs
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Xero founder Rod Drury got $12m for his Hawke's Bay mansion
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Military flag featuring battle honours returned in final public outing
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