Napier council sets public say on chlorine as high priority
The council plans high-level public consultation to eliminate the brown-water problem.
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Teen charged over fatal wine tanker crash
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Bloomfield's deputy worked 127 days straight to contain Covid
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Dannevirke prime sheep sale prices still buoyant
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Tararua businesses attract crowds at Central Districts Field Days
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Hawke's Bay youngsters take on Tough Kid challenge
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Marty a shining star in education
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Dannevirke products head to Chathams
A container of aluminium joinery made in Dannevirke is heading to the Chathams Islands.
Big rigs set to wow at Mangatainoka
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Beginning of the end for pokies? Napier mayor places side-bet on new form of charitable funding
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A & A Auto Works for panel beating and spray painting
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Infected MIQ worker 'low risk', sport stars in line for early vaccines
Olympic athletes will automatically qualify for early vaccines, Govt confirms.
Drive-by shooting leads to raft of charges
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Students settle into leadership roles
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