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Rain warning downgraded for Napier and Hastings; CHB residents asked to conserve water
A rain warning has been downgraded for much of Hawke's Bay, but not northern areas.
A rain warning has been downgraded for much of Hawke's Bay, but not northern areas.
Global dairy prices have ended the current season on a positive note.
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One person died in the three-vehicle crash on Sunday.
Hakyung Lee had initially been scheduled to go to trial last month.
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Police are investigating the robberies.
Housing advocate Huri Dennis fears backlash for Kāinga Ora tenants.
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A British man died and several passengers were left injured after a Singapore Airlines flight from London dropped suddenly.
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Kiwis rescued from New Caledonia touch down, terrifying turbulence leaves one dead and more severe weather on the way in the latest NZ Herald headlines.
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The Government is spending more than $60 million over four years.
The first New Zealanders rescued from New Caledonia say they're relieved to be home. Video / NZHerald
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Students got a glimpse of their new home before it makes a massive journey.
First evacuees say they are very grateful to be back in New Zealand.
Victim advocates argue New Zealand should follow the lead of two Australian states.
“We’re not going anywhere," Craig Cleveland says.
The Act leader received memorable advice after watching a Mexican drug movie.
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Christchurch's Brooksfield has already got offers in on potential sites in Auckland.