Dead shark shock on HB beach - is it safe to go back in the water?
The fish was two metres long and it looked very well fed, its discoverers say.
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Wairoa mayor wants National, Act commitment on town’s post-cyclone recovery
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CHB initiative rolls out cheer to far-flung farms
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Labour promises up to $1.1b to build Hawke’s Bay Hospital
Funding relies on Labour being re-elected this election.
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World Cup goals for Hawke’s Bay hockey quartet
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Helicopter called to help fight CHB grass fire
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Former hospo boss in last-minute bid for Parliament off to rocky start
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Scorcher weather forecast could break a 25-year Napier record
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‘Extremely grateful’: $1.2m to boost Hawke’s Bay’s cyclone-hit visitor economy
Funds will counter 'incorrect perceptions' about the region's readiness for visitors.
Stay indoors: Eskdale School’s plan to keep kids safe as silt dust threat emerges
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Plumes of smoke smothered the street as firefighters rushed to get fire under control.
National League showdown: Familiar Wellington foe awaits Napier City Rovers in season-opener
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Middle NZ: The circle of life moves us
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Rescue in rural Central Hawke’s Bay after motorbike crash
Emergency services rush to incident southeast of Waipukurau.
'I've killed my bro': Man gets home detention after mate falls off the back of ute
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Health monitoring as dust gets up Hawke’s Bay’s nose
Te Whatu Ora is working to assess the public health risk from airborne silt.
CHB flings itself into spring
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Choir raises its voice for new robes
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Ko Au: Malosi a unique fusion of dance, music and spoken word
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Happy Snappers: Fotofest inspires next generation of Hawke’s Bay photographers
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Blustery day no deterrent to Hatuma Half Marathon competitors
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