Napier SPCA kitten room almost at full capacity
Napier SPCA is keeping its doors open late on Thursday to help 30 felines find new homes.
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Hawke’s Bay tells its regional council the issue it should focus on is ... horse trails
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The cyclone turned a golf course into a sand trap - its members have resown it by hand
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Rachel Keedwell: Councils need to put aside any semblance of patch protection
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Construction progress continues despite rain
The new highway's earthworks programme is nearing completion.
One seriously injured after car drives through fence into bushes
A vehicle came off the road in Waiohiki leaving one person seriously injured.
‘Lagged behind the rising cost of living’: Tararua council workers to strike
Council boss says strikes will cause "minimal" disruption to public services.
Central Hocky club day well supported despite weather
The Unichem Central Prem Women connected and fought every minute.
Central Hawke's Bay sports results
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Tararua-Hawke’s Bay honey company produces most potent mānuka ever
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Free events aim to stoke creativity and wellbeing
Free family creative event set to inspire.
Group behind proposed new hospital site near Flaxmere offer Cranford Hospice a space
Hospital site proposal could also accommodate Cranford Hospice if it gets off the ground.
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Feds give insight on discussions
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Watch: Fiery scenes, two arrests; police say anti co-governance meeting 'unsafe'
The event came to an abrupt early end after a laptop was thrown.
‘Unexplained:’ Police name man whose body washed up on northern Napier coast
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Ricochet althletes step up at National Gymnastics Championships
Ricochet’s athletes were part of the 19-strong team representing Hawke's Bay/Poverty Bay.
Last call for Port-O-Call
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Another 1200 properties can rebuild; future of Wairoa properties remains uncertain
More properties can rebuild, but the future of 600 in Wairoa is still unclear.
Ute hits tree in Central Hawke’s Bay, one injured
Emergency services rush to scene in the Omakere district after ute smashes into tree.
Project Domino ‘band-aid’ buys time for troubled Hawke’s Bay hospital
HB buys time for an ED that is overcrowded, and an ICU that is not fit for purpose.
Council agrees to fund design of repaired Dannevirke impounded supply
Specialists have advised repairs to Dannevirke's dam must commence as soon as possible.
Dannevirke Under-15 netball girls heading to Gold Coast tournament
Girls busy fundraising for a great adventure in Queensland.
Dannevirke Community Vehicle Trust takes delivery of Ford Escape FHEV Hybrid
The new hybrid vehicle will be cheaper to run
Five months gone, still no sign of Joseph Ahuriri and his truck
Five months of searching has found no sign of Joseph Ahuriri.
Big Hawke’s Bay swells starting to ease, but not for long
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Celebration marks new owners at Rahiri
Rahiri manager pleased the home is again able to offer day-stays.
Pōrangahau rugby season ‘one of the best’
'The semifinal win was extremely gutsy, showing great character.'
Women’s waka ama coach shows mettle after Omāhu home damaged in cyclone
"They inspire our wāhine."
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'Out of the blue'. Rare brain bleed prompts fundraising for London surgery
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Matariki event celebrates Kaumātua
A celebration for Matariki acknowledges the significant role of kaumātua.
Calf rearing: From paddock to pen
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