Mega-tech merger: EIT finances might have drifted into 'red' without it: chair
Lawrence Yule, a vocal critic of the merger, said EIT was "never likely to go broke".
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Elderly man pleads guilty over suicide pact that killed wife
The 85-year-old man was found alive beside his dead wife.
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Muslim leader for Hastings District Council
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Napier Lotto player wins $600,000 on Strike
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The man, aged 75, had been fly fishing in the Tukituki River.
Search for river fisherman halts for night in Hawke's Bay
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Hastings councillor stands again, ignores requests to stand for mayor
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Rugby: Hawke's Bay Saracens receive reality check
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Be cautious about chasing higher interest returns
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Schoolboy referee keeps family torch burning
Maternal grandfather, father provide platform for Shea Hughes to realise World Cup dream.
Councillor debates acting mayor's comments
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Unemployment rate up, fears it will rise further
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Thunder centre Adams will be in da house this month
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Person with measles catches Auckland to Napier return flights
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