Eight dogs involved in stock attacks, six owners charged
Six dog owners have been charged over a spate of dog attacks on stock around Hastings.
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Hastings District Council's $6500 sculpture survives one week in new laneway
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Local Focus: Wattie's peachy keen American students planting something different
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Wattie's peachy keen American students planting something different
Riparian planting not the usual crop for Wattie's. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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'I am amazed no one saw her': Dog disappears on Ocean Beach
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Gang members crash party, embed axe in stranger's chest
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KiwiRail confirm 57 cattle dead after collision with train
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Local Focus: Exporting perfect beauty is big business
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Third time unlucky: Same flock of sheep attacked by another two dogs
Third sheep attack at Equestrian Park leaves farmer angry and upset.
'The Barber' is standing for Hastings council in Flaxmere ward
Peleti Oli wants to see Flaxmere's promise become a reality.
Local Focus: Exporting perfect beauty is big business
From Holland, Lithuania and Hawke's Bay to the world. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Taking goodwill and ruining it': Charity says people are onselling its free food
Food that people have been given for free by a charity is showing up for sale on Facebook.
Tattooed mobster lands a new job
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Opera House renovation hits high notes
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Local Focus: Opera House renovation hits high notes
Hawke's Bay Opera House renovation echoes craftsman. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
DoC admits 'significant failings' in Cape Kidnappers track promotion
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Tickner to brew coffee when not tickling batsmen's ribs
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'It's devastating': 18 dog attacks so far this year
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The only girl in the team couldn't win, but she could make a statement. And she did.
MAC men, women pay tribute to Porky Mareikura
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Digging studs in: Principals refuse to let Briar play rugby tournament
School will support a boycott of rugby tournament, if boys decide they want to protest.
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Tattooed Mongrel Mob member starts Givealittle fund
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Children's Commissioner to review child uplift polices after HB case
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Non-union teachers angry at pay rise delay
Unusual three-month delay in pay rises angers non-union teachers.
Minister steps into Māori baby uplift case
Minister will meet Hastings iwi tomorrow over child uplift case.
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