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Audience-interactive musical a hit.
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Michael Fowler: When a runway became a drag strip
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Magpies win to set up Ranfurly Shield challenge
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Dannevirke Primary Schools' Aerobics competition returns
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Anti-vape store hīkoi in Hastings as dairy owner ultimatum hits deadline
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The dental surgeon running as a Napier candidate
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Significant and widespread impact is possible for the North Island.
One seriously injured and lamppost down after car hits pedestrians in Havelock North
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'I reckon they’ll do it': Tohu Harris’ whānau eye grand final flights
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McClutchie on target for NPC and Magpies milestones
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Prisoner in ICU after serious assault at Hawke’s Bay Prison
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'They can only bulldoze it': Police investigating after Wairoa home gutted by fire
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Letters to the Editor: Quarries have to go where the law allows
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The vines are in bud, the doors are open - Brookfields Winery is back
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Hastings woman alleged to have caused fatal collision.
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