Exonerated: Council CEO had 'good reason' to go through' Facebook pages
The review, costing ratepayers $88,000, was conducted by Wellington lawyer Peter Chemis.
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The Hawke's Bay family who've packed up their lives to sail the world
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Hawke's Bay's retail spending soars, outstripping NZ average
The influx of spending was felt relatively evenly across the board benefiting all regions.
Napier draws up plans to fix dirty water woes in worst affected areas of city
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'NZ's fastest slide': Kids stoked with new $1.7m Hastings playground
Mania ensued as hundreds of kids, parents and even a few councillors gave it a go.
Napier City Council site takes step toward potential hotel development
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Slain police officer's nephew graduates from police college
Dan Snee, nephew of Len Snee, will be posted to Eastern District.
'Could get out of hand': Napier council stops providing free replacement recycling bins
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Man shot by police at Flaxmere school had an imitation pistol
Man presented imitation pistol before being shot, police say.
Flaxmere school shooting: Top cop backs 'split-second' decisions
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Suzuki Series: Table set for Whanganui after tight round at Manfeild.
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Fatal house fire: One dead in blaze
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Local Focus: Trelinnoe Park falls into passionate hands
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Hastings to get 200 new houses in next two years, Govt announces
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Locked in Hastings public toilets: Hidden challenges newly homeless face
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Samoa measles crisis strands Hawke's Bay fruit pickers
Some Samoan RSE workers can't come to Hawke's Bay to pick fruit because of measles crisis.
DoC: Decision on Cape Kidnappers track reopening 'imminent'
A massive landslide seriously injured a pair of Korean tourists in January.
Bay history 'treasure trove' at risk amid funding worries
The future of the digitised historic collections looks grim without funding.
'It was like coming home': First door opens to public at Hawke's Bay Opera House
People can now visit the box office, the first time a door's been open since 2014.
Hawke's Bay orchardist looks to change opinion on 'ugly fruit'
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Indecent act at Ocean Beach: Police appeal for information
"It wasn't just somebody sunbathing, it was very clear what he was doing."
If Piera Hudson isn't winning she sure is soaking it up
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'Slightly different team-talk': Napier football coach's words for team during park lockdown
Napier City Rovers were training when they heard bangs, and saw armed cops swarm.
Lowe's Lake set to be filled next year after Hastings District Council stormwater decision
A budget of $2m has been proposed for the district council to carry out the work.
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Bay helicopter crew assist after Whakaari/White Island tragedy
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Local Focus: Hunters armed with secateurs
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Motorcycle crash victims shared 'intense love' of life
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Suzuki Series roars into life in Taupo
It is ultimate skill vs ultimate track experience in the next two rounds.
'Absolutely no redeeming features': Jules Mikus denied his crime to the end
Street abduction and killing in 1987 changed nation's focus in protecting its children.