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Local man goes blonde for mental health
Local man grows out and dyes his mullet blonde for the Blonde Mullet Brigade fundraiser.
CHB painter returns to Hastings arts centre with spectacular retrospective
'When we hung the works they looked like they were meant to be there,' the artist says.
Special Magpies game to ‘virtually fill’ Eden Park for HB flood relief
The game on August 26 is set to 'tackle the floods'.
Tui braced for face-off with Canterbury
Hawke's Bay have beaten Canterbury just once in 12 women's matches.
Connecting with nature a path to our wellbeing
Opinion: Increasing our human-nature interaction is important.
Lotto a tempting dip but as a financial plan, it's not a winner
Opinion: Dreams are free. Lotto tickets have to be purchased.
Three Bay designers make the final cut for Wow
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Feast of films on at MTG
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Youths armed with screwdrivers rob CHB liquor store
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Road to Zero: Is there too much pressure on the productive sector?
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From heartbreak to healing: A show Waipukurau theatre couldn't resist
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Te Haroto coldest part of Hawke's Bay as snow hits
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Jesse Mulligan: Where to eat, drink and stay in Hawke’s Bay for a weekend
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Hawke's Bay Export Awards: Tech company takes big prize
A company that contributes to the creation of snowmobiles took home Exporter of the Year.
'Dad didn't make it': Family tragedy caused by meth-using driver who had been awake for four days
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Reasonable prices at Dannevirke sheep sale
Sheep sales for the first full week of August fetched reasonable prices.
CHB College opens doors to showcase 'wide range of faculties'
The evening was an opportunity to showcase what the college offers in all areas.
'Four or five' golf carts damaged in mystery Napier blaze
Firefighters attended several golf carts on fire at Westshore and a Flaxmere kitchen fire.
How Greenmeadows neighbours looked out for each other during Cyclone Gabrielle
The Greenmeadows residents showed neighbourly support during the tough time.
Elske Centre group invited to Tararua council chambers
Councillors, council staff and Dannevirke Community Board members attended the morning tea
Takapau gets its own cafe - dog friendly and even selling plants
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Brad Weber starts for Magpies: Will it be his last game for Hawke's Bay?
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Report ranks Tararua District rates in the middle of councils
The Taxpayers' Union has released its rates report.
One man remains in critical condition after four affected by suspected laced drugs
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Hastings edges Napier for consumer resilience, region’s tourism slumps
Consumer resilience up, but region's tourism market share is down.
Crashes and family harm keep police busy
There were a few accidents in the Tararua District.
‘Pressure’ on in tight hunt for football’s National League spots
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Dannevirke youth do well in first men's netball competition
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‘Devastated’: CHB Mayor’s rallying cry after child killed by vehicle in Waipukurau
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