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EIT to offer a bachelor's degree in vet nursing
EIT will offer a bachelor's degree in veterinary nursing from next year.
EIT will offer a bachelor's degree in veterinary nursing from next year.
Car struck from behind ends up slamming into building entrance at Marewa Shops.
Person sustains moderate injuries after car smashes into building.
Hawke's Bay wine producer says conference weighted towards pro-GMO representatives.
House well ablze at Milton Rd, Bluff Hill, Napier
Hemi Taylor was sentenced over a 12-hour standoff
Allegations made by victims include having their passports taken and physical assaults.
There are seven suburbs in Hastings where it's cheaper to pay a mortgage than rent.
Warm weather causes population to multiply.
Owners say they want to bring back a bit of luxury to Napier.
When the freesias come out so too do the smiling hoardings.
The company has decided to sell a 50 per cent equity stake to Jenkins Group.
Hawke's Bay suicide rates are up, part of a distressing trend seen across the country
Pig hunters in a tight spot saved by chopper.
Concern at the instability of the Manawatu Gorge road raised at NZTA meeting.
NZTA present an update on the Te Ahu a Turanga Manawatu-Tararua Highway.
Northern stretch of SH2 busy with road works sites.
Rob Lowe crosses the Atlantic for Wild Bill where he adopts the garb of a bobby.
Dannevirke's two community vehicles are being well utilised by the public.
Air New Zealand needs Jetstar as much as consumers do.
Jacinda Ardern is urged to stop NZ's role in controversial phosphate trading.
Candidates and readers respond to election debate in Hawke's Bay Today.
The Waiata Māori Music Awards will be held at Clubs Hastings on Friday, September 13.
Someone always loses and it was Onehunga Sports' turn in the Chatham Cup semifinal today.
The man was pulled from his silver Subaru, on Townshend St, about 2.30pm yesterday.
Sunday night and most of Monday will see cloudy skies and partial showers gather.
A council chairman, a farmer, a fundraising guru, a sportsman and a family man.
Plans for 24 hour strike by medical imaging technologists called off.