Dannevirke cat finds forever home after 30 leg-hold trap ordeal
Thankfully for Morry, an SPCA inspector stumbled over him, literally.
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Hawke's Bay orchard worker electrocuted by overhead power line
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Rugby: Tui sings right tune at centre
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Isaacson wins the race by just three votes
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Hawke's Bay hospitality veteran honoured at national conference
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One person dead after work site incident in Napier
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'Welcome to the Mayoralty': Wastewater sigh of relief for Kirsten Wise
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Stortford Lodge: First new-season lambs fetch up to $165
Homebred angus yearling bulls also a highlight.
The Feds say: Landscape zones risk harming farms
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Bay firm launches online stock market
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Hawke's Bay schools deem ShakeOut quake drill a success
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Napier Port cattle export ship leaves for China
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Properties in Hastings district now worth a combined $27.8 billion
New rating valuations have been prepared for 32,279 Hastings properties.
Villagers, CHB, Texans warming up to 40-over format
Hawke's Bay premier men's club cricketers coming to grips with inaugural 40-over format.
Hawke's Bay DHB staff get schooled in safety around dogs
Hawke's Bay DHB staff learn how to not be the next casualty of a dog attack.
If only they'd got Powerball right: Hawke's Bay wins $143k Lotto first division prize
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Hawke's Bay elections: Final results confirmed as Jacoby Poulain ousted in tight race
The final election results for councils around the region are now in.
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You can go to the loo now: Napier council thanks residents for holding off on flushes
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Restored headstones to be revealed in Dannevirke
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Go out for a spin, head to the 69th annual craft show
The work of the district's craftspeople will be on display over the next two days.