The late Pat Snoxell continues to contribute to musical theatre
The departed doyen of musicals bequeathed $50,000 to encourage young performers.
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Proposed Tararua District Council bylaw gives power to deal with complaints
Council bylaws are causing a stir with the A&P Show Association in Dannevirke.
70-year-old inducted into Equestrian Hall of Fame
The honour celebrated a lifetime of dedication for Dannevirke's Maurice Beatson.
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Tararua Rural Support Trust encouraging ladies off the farm for day of connection and fun.
Police not ruling out further arrests in Dannevirke High St burglary
Burglaries, poaching and letter box destruction keep police busy.
Burglaries in Dannevirke prompt local to investigate if town has problem with crime
Resident fears Dannevirke has a crime problem after homes repeatedly broken into.
Completion on track for Dannevirke fluoridation plant
The installation and commissioning of a fluoridation plant in Dannevirke is progressing.
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'Steep rise': Tararua council considers ‘smoothing’ of rates
Tararua mayor conscious of 'intergenerational debt'.
Plunged into darkness: Dannevirke tradie left homeowner at risk of electrocution
"Exposed live wires left protruding into rooms could have been fatal for the occupants."
Escaped sheep alert people to theft of tools, fuel and machinery at Showgrounds
Sheep out on the football field alerted people to a theft at the showgrounds.
Phone news service operating for quarter of a century needs new volunteers
Those with a talent for talking are urged to put their name forward.
Two ‘suspicious’ vehicle fires on same street a day apart not related, police say
Second car fire on Tennyson St came a day after witness saw the 'firebombing' of a ute.
‘Firebomb’ destroys family vehicle: ‘We watched our $100,000 ute go up in flames’
A witness saw four masked men - one threw 'something really big' at the ute.
Dannevirke farmer wins title at NZ dog trial champs on final run before dog’s retirement
One man and his dog from Dannevirke take home a special win from NZ dog trial champs.
Central Hawke’s Bay residents feel ‘ripped off’ by fuel prices
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New World worker's focus on people and pastry leads to longstanding career
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A bit unseasonal - a warm week for Hawke’s Bay
Napier was the warmest in the country at 10am on Monday.
Principal feels school lunches improved student attendance, and behaviour
'Why would we punish the kids for not having food?'
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Taradale make it 10 in a row
Taradale have scored four tries or more in all 10 games this season.
Kiwi teen sets up website for second-hand uniforms
Teen creates one-stop second-hand uniform website.
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Feijoa jam 101: The teacher showing kids how to save seasonal produce
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Boy racers do 'burnout circles' around young woman in middle of intersection
Police say boy racer activity near Dannevirke is becoming more common, and more brazen.
Soldier settlement site recalls 'almost forgotten' history
Heritage site to honour Dannevirke's WWI soldiers' part in farming rehabilitation schemes.
Equestrian Sally Clark's journey from Olympic glory to breeding future winners
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Havelock North and Taradale likely to contest Nash Cup final
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More than 30 Anzac Day services in Hawke's Bay
The day starts with dawn parades and continues with civic and church services.
Three teams remain unbeaten in HB premier club rugby
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