
New television programme focuses on Dannevirke business
Shear Bro focuses on fourth-generation Dannevirke shearing company Paewai Mullins.
Shear Bro focuses on fourth-generation Dannevirke shearing company Paewai Mullins.
Story described as having huge power and seen as opportunity for Dannevirke.
Dannevirke businessman can't escape deluge without wife's help
No charges laid under bylaw but police say it has value
Council battles problems with falling supply, turbidity
After 11 years, Emily Mott is speaking up about her issues
Dutch immigrant feels connection to Dannevirke WWII legend
Luckily, referee James Kendrick had experience as volunteer St John first responder.
Dannevirke's Alliance plant no using state-of-the-art robotic technology.
CHB Settlers Museum exhibition will transport kids 150 years back in time
The pukurau gave Waipukurau part of its name but is not so often seen today.
More signage needed in Tararua, but Dannevirke chamber won't put it up
New Zealand shrinks for pilots taking to the skies for the annual dawn raid.
Agricultural industry recommending lamb and calf days don't go ahead.
A Dannevirke referee spent an hour lying on cold, wet paddock, holding injured player.
Problems with Dannevirke's water treatment plant causes a boil water notice to be issued.
Issues aired as locals canvassed on what they want.
An almost endangered species has a better chance thanks to riverside plantings.
Owners say sale of care provider will not affect services.
Former navy man says poignant trip an unforgettable experience.
A Dannevirke sheep dog trialist claims Hawke's Bay's only title at champs in Marlborough.
Dave's Den has more than 8000 vehicles. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Dave's Den has more than 8000 vehicles. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Dannevirke's iconic street giant becomes a (Norse)man about the house
All you have to do is dress up as your favourite star - and sing like them.
Visiting drum teachers have little leisure time in five days.
Quartet's father was Gilbert Thom, Dannevirke Borough Council town clerk from 1946-1963.
The meeting had four speakers, each explaining their role in supporting business.