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Opinion: So, we have a climate emergency. What happens next?
We have a climate emergency. So what happens next?
We have a climate emergency. So what happens next?
"Rural school principalship is not seen as a desirable pathway anymore."
"We plead to end this FAWC!ing tragedy."
Meg Becker and Leander Archer will visit Netherlands as part of the programme.
The new wetland is 15ha and is next to the existing 6ha Horseshoe Wetland.
"There's so many children who are enjoying the facilities of the park."
"I could kill you. I am not afraid," she told him.
The Napier Aquatic Centre's furry friend has been part of the furniture for 10 years.
DHB CEO apologises to all staff for outspoken board member's comments.
The correlation between females engaging in male domains and succeeding is hard to ignore.
Two youths have been arrested and charged for the aggravated robbery of a petrol station.
Hawke's Bay's Twisted Arms will be hard to beat.
Wairarapa MP Alastair Scott won't be standing in next year's election.
The Ferrari of debaters is more about comfort than speed.
Canada trip is aimed at helping Symon-Burke grow as a person and player
Sundar Jagadeesan says the fact he has to put in a physical ban is "heartbreaking".
School groups are learning more about Matariki and its meaning.
A project to restore Whakakī Lake has been given a $3 million funding boost.
A 25-year-old man has been charged police after the 12-hour standoff.
Iwi's 15 per cent off takeaways and seafood creates controversy.
Police said vehicle that hit the pedestrian had driven off instead of staying at scene.
Seventeen community events to be held in Hawke's Bay for people to hand over their guns.
Kate Taylor says she wants to be a strong voice for the rural community.
Rare book with historical links to the Bay remains as unclaimed treasure.
Boy Waaka has died after a battle with kidney cancer.
Lighting spree sparks fears of arsonist.
Protesters say they want the media to take climate change seriously.
Seven Bay riders and two officials will be representing New Zealand next month.
In quiet Napier suburb, about midnight, a man's voice punctures the pitch black.
Havelock North Fire Brigade the first to receive a Pet Oxygen Mark kit.