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New ambulance for Napier can treat up to 50 people
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Livestock firms are starting their feeder calf sales
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Council email mistake shifts 10 landowners into cyclone red zone
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Napier War Memorial site nears completion after extensive renovations
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The Elske Centre has closed but more programmes are promised.
'Tricky’ clean-up continues for some Hawke’s Bay vineyards
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Family violence services get post-cyclone funding boost, minister announces in Hastings
Nearly $1m more for community organisations working to prevent family violence.
Strong wind watch for Hawke’s Bay for Matariki long weekend
Winds could rise to gale force late on Thursday and into Friday.
‘A calamity for Māori’: Hawke’s Bay councillor argues Matariki fires a public health hazard
Regional council refuses to front on claims of fire-linked environmental and health risks.
Pea gravel v sea: Homeowners say their protection from the ocean isn’t winning
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Three weeks in Germany: Jamie Davidson's experience at the World Summer Games
Jamie Davidson left New Zealand for Germany to compete in the World Summer Games.
Schools participate in cultural festival in Pahīatua
Local schools took part in the cultural festival.
Hastings council working to make road safer for kids to walk to school
HDC is launching the first phase of its better Pathways to School programme.
Sponsor steps up for Magpies' Battle of the Bays cyclone fundraiser
The game is biggest rugby event on the local calendar.
Magpies' Battle of the Bays poised for major cyclone fundraiser
A sponsor has been lined up for the fundraising derby.
Tea towels spontaneously combust, gutting popular restaurant
Tea towels spontaneously ignited after going through a clothes dryer, investigator says.
Hospital loses accreditation for its radiology department
Staff shortages and ageing equipment sees radiation department stripped of accreditation.
Capital punishment: Napier City Rovers take aim at Wellington rivals ahead of crucial road trips
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Eskdale School’s been a ‘beacon of hope’ for a cyclone-hit community - then the ministry revealed changes
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St Josephs 125th anniversary quiz thoroughly enjoyed
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