Owner charged after dogs allegedly kill sheep, attack alpaca
A Dannevirke wants dog owners to control their pets after 14 sheep were killed.
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Dannevirke youth jailed for range of offences
Dannevirke youth jailed because home isn't suitable for a sentence of detention.
Dannevirke rail hub may extend Napier Port's log catchment south
The port already receives a daily log train of around 18 wagons from Whanganui.
Uncharitable burglars steal from church
Thieves stole clothing and household items from Dannevirke's Anglican Church Hall.
Hero dog back home from pound after escaping injury in horrific crash
Pat has been chowing down on dog rolls and giving "lots of cuddles" after his ordeal.
Baby Neve's goody bag: A year in gifts for the first baby
The gifts for the country's first baby have come from every corner of the globe.
Dannevirke festival of rugby tomorrow
There will be a festival of rugby tomorrow as a stalwart of the game is honoured.
Rugby: Metro poised to strike
Metro sit poised to strike in fourth spot in the Manawatu Colts division rugby competition
The coffin on the back of the motorbike: Hawke's Bay rider's final journey
William Hammond's last ride through Havelock North caused quite the stir.
Bay housing crisis: Prices soar in affordable suburbs
"If you could gravitate living standards with the rise of prices that would make my day."
'Hard and sharp': Earthquake jolts lower North Island
The 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck southwest of Dannevirke at 4.35am.
Local Focus: Nanny Noa turns 100
Dannevirke's Nanny Noa shares 100-year memories. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Email said jobs were safe. Six days later 30 were made redundant
"Someone up the top has really stuffed up and given these guys false hope."
Local Focus: Marching girls become marching grannies
Marching Grannies keep the drill alive in Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Marching girls become marching grannies
Marching Grannies keep the drill alive in Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Dannevirke 2018 Christmas Parade
Dannevirke's 2018 Christmas parade was another success. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Filming charges after alleged toilet incident
Foreign visitor facing multiple charges of making an intimate visual recording.
'I've been f****** shafted': Councillor resigns and storms out
Resigning councillor leaves chamber in dramatic fashion.
Motorcyclist critical, another seriously injured after crash near Dannevirke
Traffic is being diverted and SH2 between Norsewood and Dannevirke is closed.
Sprawling Dannevirke farm for sale, complete with its own private airstrip
1738ha of "magnificent" rolling pasture for sale winters 12,129 sheep and 500-plus cattle.
Rolling Downs Station for sale
A sheep and beef station with 1738 fertile hectares, are for sale in Southern Hawkes Bay.
Dannevirke man to take Harry and Meghan beach cleaning
Royal couple to help clear cigarette butts from Melbourne beach.
'Easier, cheaper to buy a tinnie' than access healthcare
Calls for more funding and changes in region as cracks appear.
Kiwi teen shares cancer battle in school assembly
Dannevirke boy in remission but admits 'life gives you tough bits'.
Action labelled waste of health dollars
Health officials at nine DHBs took on a Dannevirke supermarket and lost.
Chance to see animated flyover of new route through gorge
Great progress on new road, NZTA says.
Bullying blight in all schools: International expert
Facebook and technology have helped lift social cruelty to new level.
Couple's book on artist Lindauer climaxes 18-year journey
Almost two decades of research and world travel precede publishing
Police speak to man after stealthy theft of 10 rifles
The loss was not immediately noticed as weapons disappeared over six weeks.
Booze ban lifted for lack of crime and disorder
No charges laid under bylaw but police say it has value
Metro eye home semi
St Johns Club Whanganui Metro hunt home semi in Manawatu colts rugby competition
Quick-thinking ref saved teen from life in a wheelchair
Luckily, referee James Kendrick had experience as volunteer St John first responder.
Rare fungus sprouts in perfect autumn conditions
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