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The 1929 Murchison earthquake's victims were mostly killed by landslides.
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Children's Commissioner to review child uplift polices after HB case
It follows the attempted uplift of a Maori woman's baby in Hastings.
'They have made my life hell': Mum forced into DNA test for 6-month-old
Mother and baby take a DNA test to prevent child from being uplifted by Oranga Tamariki.
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.
Temperatures to drop 3C-4C early next week
Auckland is forecast to drop from a high of 17C today to 14C by Tuesday.
From Hastings to North Korea: The rise of Kim Jong Un profiler Anna Fifield
Fifield's first book is The Great Successor: The Secret Rise and Rule of Kim Jong Un.
From trauma to triumph: Phillip Rhodes to perform at Covent Garden
Henare and Pam O'Keefe have one wish for this year: to see their foster son perform.
A year in the life of the First Baby
Meeting moviestars and juggling politics, it's been an eventful year for Neve.
Pensioner moving after massive rent increase
Pensioner forced to move out of flat after rent rises by 73 per cent.
Water skiers don't let flooding stop them
Video shows person water-skiing behind a car on a flooded lot on Tannery Rd in Napier.
'Our whānau, our problems, our solutions, our way'
Oranga Tamariki should return name after disrespecting taonga, says kaumatua.
Baby uplift bid: QC questions DHB involvement
QC Russell Fairbrother congratulates outspoken board member for speaking up.
Businessman not guilty of sex allegation
Jury finds Hawke's Bay businessman not guilty.
Legionnaires death; 14 months on, the grieving continues for Auckland widow
New research has discovered legionella misdiagnosed as pneumonia in 2/3rds of cases.
Dirty money crackdown: Shops urged to report gang purchases
Retailers are being asked to report when gang members purchase big ticket items with cash.
Cape Kidnappers beach walk: Where death and taxes potentially await
Editorial: The beach opening is a victory for common sense, right? Not really.
Hawks win but Jets coach Tim McTamney queries ref calls
Ethan Rusbatch says it was a slow start but it's final buzzer score that really counts.
Windy, wet weekend for most of the country
It will be a weekend of two halves for much of the country.
Bags, balls, bibs timely fillip for Otane Sports Club
Bank encourages netball clubs to lodge application to become ANZ On You Team member.
Hawke's Bay's 'roaming dog problem': Victims speak out
A 79-year-old's stroll through Akina Park turned into a fight for survival.
Troy Ormond dies after hunting incident in Hawke's Bay
"Police extend their sympathies to Mr Ormond's family and friends at this difficult time."
Pak'nSave worker loses job after helping himself to ciggies
Trusted with the keys to the cigarette safe, staff member "succumbed to temptation".
Roaming dog bites teen, mauls pet in Napier
Teen injured and small dog mauled in alleged attacks by a large dog in suburban Napier.
Tiwana Aranui QSM - product of kohanga kaupapa
It's rugby and kohanga that maketh the man - and benefit the community, too.
Lifetime devotion to conservation and community
Puketapu man's devotion to conservation and his community leads to a QSM.
Person critically injured during a hunting incident in Hawke's Bay
Emergency services were called to a rural property in Nuhaka at about 2.45pm today.
Local Focus: Hawke's Bay's best office is on a stream
Hawke's Bay's unique weed boats are ugly but effective. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Person dies at Napier rugby match
Police confirmed a person, believed to be a spectator, died at Whitmore Park about 1.30pm.
Cost of the Hawke's Bay junior doctor strikes revealed
Senior doctors were paid an average of $395 per hour to cover junior doctor shifts.
Elton John fan scammed of $800 for false tickets to Mission concert
"He seemed legit": Napier woman angry she fell for con.
'Let's do it': SPCA inspector takes giant leap to save animals
Eight dumped emaciated puppies inspire SPCA's Renee Hickey to fundraise.
Wairoa: Will it turn itself into the little town that could?
In the past it was about "managing the downwards spiral". No more.
Local Focus: Stepping out of Meng Foon's shadow
Rehette Stoltz wants to be the one who makes history. Made with funding from NZ On Air.