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5 gorgeous international destinations where gangs run wild
"Everybody says we are the gang capital of the world, and that is certainly true."
"Everybody says we are the gang capital of the world, and that is certainly true."
Local authorities are set to meet to discuss how to deal with the patching ceremonies.
Hastings restaurant worker Shimul Islam has it tougher than some during Ramadan.
Te Mata Park is one of New Zealand's most photographed landscapes.
And Tukituki MP Lawrence Yule says the cannabis referendum could become NZ's Brexit.
Georgia Hulls sees her first World University Athletics Championship as key stepping stone
Lamborn gets SOS call from Melbourne Rebels
One of NZ's most persistent burglars jailed again after another crime wave in Auckland.
Schools are making big changes based on very little evidence.
Changes to Hastings recycling are coming into effect on May 1.
Dean Brown said it had been made out like he was poisoning the people of Hawke's Bay.
Hastings District Council had been planning to re-open Clifton Beach on Monday.
Treasure trove of photos found in a professional photographer's box in house in Hastings.
Hastings ANZAC Dawn Service 2019. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Craft beer is increasing its popularity in Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay is currently free of the disease, but locals are asked to watch out for it.
"Often the arguments in the households were related to where money was spent."
Video news from around the regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay grower fuming that he had to lay off 22 staff at the height of the season.
Landowner, Government and the community unite to save a house that was in the way.
Poisoned and posted chocolates - copycat crimes of 1930s New Zealand.
Hawke's Bay's always had a story to tell. Annie Dundas learned how to tell it to tourists.
"We knew we had found something special when we saw what was inside."
Is there really an "alcohol Holocaust" in Flaxmere? Some residents are dubious.
Takitimu workers pleased with change. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The Hastings Osmanthus Gardens Lantern Festival. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The new structure will create new roles but will also see job cuts if it goes ahead.
"Do you think this is amusing?" a judge asked as the 19-year-old sniggered in the dock.
A large fire has gutted a house in Te Awa, and damaged other houses along the street
Hawke's Bay beekeeper admits stealing from beehives.