Proud moment for Ngāti Kahungunu as hosts of Dannevirke kapa haka competition
It’s the first time the event has been held in Dannevirke.
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Hawke's Bay showjumpers eye up American window
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World shearing record smashed near Dannevirke
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Shearing: Back chasing the records in southern Hawke’s Bay
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Real estate agent wins court dispute over commission on $6.6m sale
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‘Please take your time’: Message to Hawke’s Bay motorists after deadly weekend
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'Pattern of behaviour from the community': Doctors records 227 no-shows in a month
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Man walks for days fundraising for life-saving rescue helicopter
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Underwater drone to keep an eye on leaky Dannevirke dam
The council says the cost of the underwater vehicle is expected to be less than $50,000.
Festive parades in Tararua and Napier lure Santa, firemen - and Elvis
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Hawke’s Bay news in brief: Napier Lotto player wins $13k
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Two dead in crashes - one in slip near Wairoa, one near Dannevirke
Civil Defence and emergency services were on alert in Wairoa.
The Wairoa River - when the mouth opened, it all went
Police knocked on doors to wake families to alert them to the dangers of the rising river.
Crash updates: One dead after second weekend crash near Dannevirke
One person has died in a second serious crash in the area in less than 12 hours.
Constable's hope: The new generation that could solve a small town's domestic violence woes
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In darkness, avoiding a sting, a million bees cross the Hawke's Bay border
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Missing worker found dead at bottom of bank after police search forestry block
A man working on a forestry block near Dannevirke did not return home from work.
People of all ages and abilities hit Dannevirke Domain for Gumboot Friday fundraiser
What started as one woman's idea kicked into a day of fun and fitness for Gumboot Friday.
'It was a well-supported decision': Tararua Mayor defends donation to France museum
Collis this month attended the opening of the museum on a trip she paid for herself.
Tararua man to walk 200km just months after near-fatal accident
"If I hadn’t had my helmet on, I would have died there and then."
Norsewood settler stories are given new life through the restoration of headstones.
Norsewood Cemetery reveals the lives of early settlers.
From checkout operator to store owner: Young couple take charge of supermarket
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‘Part of the Kiwi psyche’: A long drop goes on display in Dannevirke
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Napier win Ross Shield with near-unprecedented dominance
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