Local Iwi protested upon the steps of Hastings District Council against the Council's involvement and Craggy Range's decision. Hastings Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst said that Council acknowledges their views and is working hard to ensure all stakeholders are to come up with a solution that all parts of the community will be happy with.
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Hastings Tōmoana Showgrounds grandstand demolition
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Seal hunts eel in creek near Taradale
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Leopards Go Wild
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Hastings model railfan
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Kōkako Award winner Lydia Clark
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New social housing open day at Maraenui, Napier. Kāinga Ora Homes and Communities has a large build programme underway. There are about 400 new state homes in the pipeline.
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Walter Malcolm WW2 Waipukurau veteran
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Hawke's Bay whale sighting
Sperm whale sighting off Hawke's Bay. Video / Bevan O'Connor
Hastings light festival comes alive with Oriental sights and sounds
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Inside the exclusive international entry to Napier Airport
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Hastings Rainbow Storytime cancelled
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Hawkes's Bay leaders address findings of Cyclone Gabrielle review
Hawkes's Bay leaders address findings of Cyclone Gabrielle review. Video / Mark Story
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800 new homes in Napier
Napier's new suburb, Mission Hills, which will boast over 800 homes, is starting to take shape. Video / Warren Buckland
Hidden Blessings leaves cash around Hawke's Bay
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With talk of belt-tightening and soaring costs, Hawke's Bay Today reporter Michaela Gower asks the public, are we poor now?
Australian rider at HOY Hastings
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A fire on a boat in Ahuriri, Napier on Friday afternoon. Video / NZME
Digital carvers upending the traditional ways in Napier
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Fire at Napier waste paper bailing plant considered suspicious
The blaze broke out in the Awatoto industrial area on Monday morning. Video / Supplied
Kayak fisherman rescued
A fisherman whose kayak sunk off the Hawke's Bay coastline is rescued. Video / Hawke's Bay Police
Running in drag and high heels up Te Mata Peak
It's hard enough to run up Te Mata Peak in running gear but Flaxmere student Eru Heke did it recently in drag and high heels to raise money for cancer. Video/ Warren Buckland
Cyclone Gabrielle memories shared by police officers
Police share stories of heroism, trauma and swimming through a sea of apples as Cyclone Gabrielle swept through Hawke's Bay. Video / Eastern District Police