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"Blinding rain accompanied by a howling gale" swept across Hawke's Bay.
Roger Moroney: You all know the drill
I grinned as I knocked at the door, and the teacher welcomed me back in.
Wyn Drabble: Dining out down south
This place is an icon, a status achieved by doing what it does in its own unique way.
The time is right for Ahuriri regional park development
I don't think fouling of the estuary is acceptable and the council knows you don't either.
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The safe place I put it in is now so safe, no one can find it.
Opinion: Number plate debate. If BUT is banned, why not NGR?
If BUT doesn't cut it as a number plate, why should NGR?
Too many bureaucrats spoil the roads
Too many bureaucrats and consultants paid to exert effort to achieve little
Talking Point: Unanswered questions over Hawke's Bay's highway speed reductions
Waka Kotahi NZTA advocates speed limits; but our roads need money spent on them.
Slow down and smell the scents of autumn
Run at the legal limits, no more and no less, and all will be well
How many will shed tears from 'bubble fallout'
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Speed limit reduction will barely impact SH5 travel time, says Waka Kotahi
"Lowering the speed to 80km/h will increase the average travel time by less than a minute"
Giving thanks to the Ottoman Empire for their care of our Anzacs
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Historic Hawke's Bay: Locals return from theatre of war
Kiwi airmen who fought in World War II came home to Hawke's Bay with a tale or two.
Give Napier exemption from compulsory chlorine
Why spend millions on chlorinating our water supply?
Wyn Drabble: Nautical gem strikes a chord
Wyn Drabble is anchored by closer acquaintance with Don McGlashan's maritime marvel.
Craig Cooper: Low hanging fruit on Hawke's Bay's health reform tree
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Historic HB: Duke charms the crowds
Prince Philip's interest in young people and his knack for humorous remarks were evident.
Bay artist captures drought conditions
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First transtasman bubble flight: Welcome friends and whānau
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Beat the burnout with sensible decisions
Many people turn to shopping as a coping mechanism
Will new speed limit make SH5 safer?
Lack of investment on roads is the big issue, not driver behaviour.
The duke waved to me
So here was this grand gentleman happily wandering and chatting with one and all
Finding card owner a tough job
I could phone the bank – not the closed local branch but the head honcho
Talking Point: A new regional park for Ahuriri?
Can we afford to not create an Ahuriri Regional Park?
The complex history of Pā Kōwhai
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