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Architect would be proud to see his buildings now
Edmund received a number of architectural commissions after the earthquake.
Exhibition is aimed at younger audience
You may even get to see some tricks in action.
Sport NZ's youth sport messages spark debate
COMMENT: The messages about the issues and challenges in youth sport are good, but ...
Melville United flying Chatham Cup flag for Waikato
Melville "versatile" in the philosophies of adopting possession-based or "direct" styles.
Ahuriri Estuary's 'fairy godmother' honoured
Ahuriri Estuary protector honoured for her lifetime of work protecting Napier's treasure.
Lowes Lake identified as a 'potential risk' to Heretaunga Plains aquifer
A water body in an industrial part of Hastings has been identified as a "potential risk".
Our challenge to the Welsh? Napier's Main St steeper than Dunedin's Baldwin St, sort of
It's a brave walker who goes the full way up Main St. The last bend in particular.
Rugby: Magpies maintain lead in Championship
Magpies' winning streak against Stags extended.
NGHS book NZ berth despite losing final in Wellington
Napier Girls' High School didn't win the tourney but have booked a berth to the nationals.
Two-year-old penguin earns 'naughty' title after abandoning her egg in a friend's burrow
Two-year-old Burny has earned the title of naughty penguin at the National Aquarium.
Rugby: Memorable day for HBHS teams
HBHS to meet King's College in National Top Four final.
Flaxmere nan playing 'violele' goes viral
Nanny Moewaka had no idea she'd become an internet sensation.
New emergency management hub opens in Hastings
New $1.5m building will act as a control centre for agencies in times of emergency.
Rugby: HBHS capture national under-15 title
Winger Alex Dickey scored a hattrick for HBHS
Chilling conversation: Attacker chatted to mum while daughter lay bleeding
Those in court to hear sentencing were in shock and disbelief at what Jamie Wilkinson did.
'Stale' and no longer hugely popular Waimarama Beach Day cancelled
"Stale" Waimarama Beach Day has been cancelled.
'Everyone's worst nightmare': Hastings axe attacker sentenced to seven years in prison
Gang members came on to their property, armed themselves with weapons and launched attack.
Hawke's Bay cat drags leg trap for 30 hours into arms of SPCA inspector
Cat drags its way to SPCA inspector after 30 hours trapped in jaws of spring-loaded trap.
Acclaimed winery scoops region's top tourism prize
Craggy Range tops in tourism awards
NZ's oldest woman, 'nan' to 7 generations, dies aged 107
Martha Timoko was a "nan" to seven generations.
Spark says no health risks with cell tower sites
No evidence of negative on health or house values from cell towers, says Spark
Rowing: Hawke's Bay's Foulsham among world's top six
Tokyo Paralympics next if crew mate can be found
Candidate: time to hold Hawke's Bay Regional council to account over water crisis
Peter Guerin says residents should have their say in the upcoming elections.
Hastings councillor says she would love to continue her work on council
Eileen Lawson said she would love to continue the work she has done for last 16 months.
Dannevirke to host charity bridge tournament
Dannevirke Bridge Club is to host one of its biggest bridge tournaments tomorrow.
Road users warned of potential flooding on SH2 Te Hauke, Hastings
Potential for flooding signage erected on SH2 Te Hauke.
'It's a massive issue': Headstones damaged at Mongrel Mob tangi for assault victim
Hastings considers gang patch ban in cemeteries, but an expert says that's not the answer.
Voters need to exercise their mandate carefully
A fascinating battle; let's just hope it's our environment that wins
Rugby: Waa's comeback's one to treasure
Te Aute College old boy makes Magpies starting XV debut