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CHB sports results
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Bill Bailey loved performing in Hawke's Bay so much he had to come back
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High winds cancel flights, prevent Act leader from arriving
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Wine auction raises more than $300k for Cranford Hospice
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‘Still buzzing’: Hawke’s Bay band wins national title at 2023 Tangata Beats
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Firefighters battle shed fire in Hastings amid strong wind warning
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One dead, one injured after car hits power pole between Napier and Hastings
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Mental health support can greatly improve outcomes
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Warning over ‘controlled’ fires after 13 blazes in 30 days across HB
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Napier, Hastings councils officially agree to Category 3 buyouts. Here’s what happens next
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‘It’s OK to need help’: Invictus Games captain's special message for Hawke’s Bay
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NZSO among those celebrating rebuilt cafe
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