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Forces combine for epic performance of Verdi’s Requiem
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‘Stunning views’: Private sites and sights open for Ōmakere School fundraising walk
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Rugby league: Omahu Huia score 13 tries in league final walkover
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Touchwood brings locally made homeware to market
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Thousands pack Napier CBD for massive illuminated street party
7000 people chose Napier's big street party over elections on the telly.
Fun, quirky and affordable items make the cut for Hummingbird Designs
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Popular fete offers early start for Christmas shopping
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A battle, an escape and an olive tree: The story behind a symbol of friendship
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Hamilton's 'misfits' come out of the shadows for Festival of Weird
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Kiwi Erika Fairweather breaks World Cup 400m freestyle record in Berlin
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