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Watch: Driver walks away after sickening speedway collision
The crowd cheered as the driver climbed from the car uninjured.
The crowd cheered as the driver climbed from the car uninjured.
Firefighters and members of the public helped rescue the man from the water.
Another slip has closed the road, a week on from a slip which caused a fatal crash.
The public are warned not to swim at Haumoana Beach and to keep their dogs out of water.
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The market without a knick-knack in sight.
Amid eye-watering winds, 1100m above sea level, stands a remarkable engineering project.
'We fought because we love it. It’s a beautiful spot.'
"We’re about 36mm from the wettest year on record."
Three sites have been one lane for almost 10 months since Cyclone Gabrielle in February.
Perhaps swimmers and beachgoers should be a bit careful this summer.
A moment of reckoning has arrived for rising Hawke’s Bay hockey star Hannah Cotter.
Children under 8 are banned from trying them - this reporter decided to do two at once.
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Investigators have arrived at the scene of a suspicious fire overnight.
'There’s an Olympian degree of difficulty in this novel.'
Project Patu’s new building was stripped of nearly everything.
Frantic and brave efforts were made to refloat a large beached shark.
Councillor and marketer says the spending is a "tough balance" after the cyclone.
The cruise ship's captain decides Napier's a better bet.
'Speak it more than you’ve ever spoken it before. Language will be driven by our people.'
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A Napier punter won $13,000 during Lotto's Wednesday draw.
One person died and another was seriously injured after crashing into the slip.
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The waters were raging and so was the man Willie Tran was rescuing.
The movement of a slip near Wairoa on SH2 had made it difficult to keep the road clear.
Tracey Rangihuna has struggled with her weight for the last 30 years.
Police knocked on doors to wake families to alert them to the dangers of the rising river.
The kura celebrates the new dedicated and shared learning spaces.