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Dannevirke Ballentynes Fashion Central hosts fashion show fundraiser
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A person has moderate injuries after a vehicle crashed down a bank off State Highway 5.
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'I think I'm done there,' the giant lock says of his All Blacks and Chiefs careers.
Boats blown over at Auckland marina as fierce storm lashed region
Power was out to households across the city.
Hawke's Bay is getting younger: Average age decreasing against national trend
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Prison death: Staff unable to revive inmate at Hawke's Bay Prison
Prisoner's death thought to be of natural causes.
Hot air balloon visit inspires Pahīatua School students
The hot air balloon visit was courtesy of the Flying High Project.
Hawke’s Bay winery's $35 chardonnay named best in the world
Hawke’s Bay wineries have won the best chardonnay award twice in recent years.
Te Pāti Māori protest: What you need to know about tomorrow's carkoi protests
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The Treaty and Me: Series of Hawke’s Bay talks set to lay out a path to harmony
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Norsewood blacksmith forging through tough times
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Horizons joins those opposed to eliminating Māori wards
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Wardini Book Review: Remembering the pain and joy along the highway of life
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A train modeller's work is never complete: 'I’m going to be working on this until I’m 100'
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No second chances as hunt for Chatham Cup glory begins
League hopes are on hold for a week as Napier City Rovers eye a Chatham Cup knockout.
Unity at heart of historic hui and rally in Hawke’s Bay
The action coincides with a Te Pāti Māori protest, but organisers say it is separate.
Residents join search for missing Central Hawke's Bay greyhounds
It is coming up for three weeks since the dogs - Maverick and Jack - vanished.
Little Shop of Horrors in rehearsal for CHB musical theatre fans
Little Shop of Horrors bundles comedy, drama, and horror.
Hastings model railfan
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PM calls Te Pāti Māori planned Budget day protest ‘illegal’
Te Pāti Māori shared on social media that this is a 'rangatira revolution'.
Celebration of play, active recreation and sport in Central Hawke’s Bay
CHB Sport and Recreation Awards a celebration of success.
Central Hawke’s Bay Reaper Burger Challenge: ‘You can see the struggle on their faces’
Reporter Michaela Gower goes to a place no smart woman has ever gone before.
NZ para-taekwondo duty for Hastings coach
The Koryo Taekwondo team took home 41 medals from the Gold Coast Open.
Hastings Boys’ High nails Super 8 rugby win over New Plymouth
Super 8 first fifteens rugby started on Saturday.
Nominate your unsung Central Hawke's Bay civic hero
Nominations close at 5pm on Sunday, June 23.
Hawke’s Bay’s creative talent on show at annual exhibition
The exhibition also launches the latest Hawke’s Bay Art Guide.
Dannevirke Community Board signs off on walkway
Dannevirke Community Board pays last $1150 owing on walkway.
Driver taken to hospital with serious injuries after hitting cattle beast on highway
A police spokeswoman said there were reports of stock on the road at the time.
Cyclone survivor Gabrielle Mei, 89, to move back into her destroyed Wairoa house after 15 months
A year and a half on from the devastation of her namesake, Gabrielle Mei can return home.
First council in NZ to introduce Māori ward readies for representation review
All councils have to review representation every six years. Now it's Wairoa's turn.
Waipawa School and sports clubs' cyclone-damaged access to be repaired
The work is expected to take two months.