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Why the tourism industry still needs expert staff
Tourism graduates will be at the forefront of a new era of travel, Glenn Fulcher says
Having a diversified portfolio should prove fruitful
If you're prepared to ride out the bad times, things can change.
Covid blunder: Cargo ship crew allowed to skip isolation protocols
Crew wandered New Plymouth streets despite not meeting the 14-day isolation period.
'There's only one band that sounds like us': Black Seeds are back
How the Black Seeds coped with 2020 and came up with new music.
Christmas Cheer donations keep rolling in
The countdown to Christmas is under way, with just a fortnight to go.
Housing hopes for long-time Napier church site
St Augustine's Church was deemed unsafe six years ago.
Nice pass: Magpies give $16,813 to rural support from jersey sales
The side have donated over $16,000 to the region's rural community through jersey sales.
School installs new time capsule
The original biscuit-tin time capsule was found by builders
Popular licensee died suddenly
When World War I broke out in 1914, the Moellers were in the thick of fundraising.
More than 500 Hastings houses without power after winds push tree branch into power line
A total of 548 Unison customers were affected.
How good is Te Mata Park? One of the best in the world
Te Mata Park has been named in the top 10 of the Green Flag Awards.
Miss Frou Frou loves creating beautiful scenes
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Vintage $150,000 Cadillac to go under hammer
The Cadillac once languished in a Waipukurau shed after its owner's son died crashing it.
Record numbers head to NZ Young Horse Champs
Showgrounds Hawke's Bay Tomoana hosts 25th national championships.
Connor Anderson wins important fight
Dannevirke's Connor Anderson wins important fight.
Christmas carol service at Knox Church features brass band
Popular concert mixes contemporary with tradition.
Historic landfill sites found, school cordons off cricket nets
Landfills were used to dispose of household rubbish and are likely to pose minimal risk.
Onekawa shop lets neighbour trade in store after floods
Onekawa shop re-opens after flood letting neighbouring book shop share trading space.
Miss World Contest disrupted by protesters
Currently screening at the Regent Pahiatua.
School children help mulch RSA trees at Ferry Reserve
School children help mulch RSA trees at Ferry Reserve.
Attempted robbery of Hastings dairy 'terrifying'
Three schools in Hastings were in lockdown after an attempted armed theft in Camberley.
Hawke's Bay hits 30C for third straight day
Hawke's Bay's abnormally hot temperatures won't last through to the weekend.
Tōtara a living memorial to Woodville soldiers
Soldiers from the Woodville district who died in World War II have been commemorated.
Toy Library say thanks for donations
Dannevirke Toy Library say thanks for donations.
Reprieve for some building owners as council drops some priority thoroughfares
Opponents feared loss of historic buildings.
Season's greetings – a time to relax with whānau and friends
It's been a long and gnarly year.
The southerly switch: Muggy nights move out for cool change
The southerly change will likely bring frosts, or snow, to some areas of the South Island.
Fairytale win for Perez, despair for Russell
While there was much sympathy for Russell, there were tears of joy for Perez
Nothing like a good mystery
That word "monolith"…I like it because it sounds both powerful and creepy.
Girls break jump records in primary interschool athletics
Jump records broken in Dannevirke Primary Interschool Athletics.
Leisure marchers strut their stuff
They came from all over the southern North Island to march in Dannevirke.