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Aotea's early lead not to last as MAC win by narrow margin
A close game between Aotea and MAC.
Dannevirke hosts festival of rugby at Rugby Park
Junior rugby in the morning and the seniors in the afternoon.
Freemason Lodges golf tournament raises $10,000
The fundraiser was to support local community patrols.
Foundation gives $200k grant to Wairoa flood recovery, others urged to support the town
The Auckland funder established links with the town after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Man charged with ram-raid and rape calls victim's relative a 'compulsive liar'
The man says he's got an alibi: 'It would be impossible for me to commit these offences'.
Dannevirke Viking Choir and guests enthral a full Knox Church
Local choir entertains with a variety of music.
Truck's load downs power line, causes road closures in Hastings
Police were called to the incident just after 12.00pm.
‘Rapidly out of daylight’: Survival skills help save father and son trapped in bush
Duo were off the track and facing huge waterfalls: 'Fall over them and die kind of stuff'.
Did sediment build-up in Wairoa River contribute to floods? Council thinks not
A resident says riverbed sediment build-up is 'elephant in the room'.
Cyclist has serious injuries after collision with car in Napier
A cyclist has been seriously injured in a crash on Marine Parade.
'Big milestone': Co-op a beacon of hope to Gabrielle-hit Pākōwhai
The once-thriving hub has been restored to its former glory.
Govt launches 'urgent' review into Wairoa flood response
The community had expressed concern the bar at the river mouth hadn't been opened up.
Trust offers free support for diabetics
It has moved to The Pillars in Palmerston North suburb Milson.
Hunt for Chatham Cup glory heats up for Napier City Rovers
Stephen Hoyle: 'It's the biggest competition in NZ football and one I need to win.'
Timber, steel, glass and concrete from old Hastings grandstand diverted from landfill
Grandstand demolition is estimated to be completed at the end of August.
What the region wants from $1.2b infrastructure fund
Awatoto flood protection, housing and roads funding, and water security on the wishlist.
Takapau celebrates Matariki with festivities
The event was also a chance to fundraise for an AED for Takapau.
CHB in recovery after last week's weather event
By Monday all roads were open again across the Central Hawke’s Bay network.
Hastings Tōmoana Showgrounds grandstand demolition
Demolition is set to be completed at the end of August. Video / Paul Taylor
'Ridiculous' Ocean Spa price increase: Council investigating separate price for locals
Hawke's Bay resident says entry fee being hiked from $11.50 to $20 is 'ridiculous'.
PM plans Wairoa visit; families rehoused at holiday park
The Prime Minister has hinted at a possible review of the management of Wairoa River.
Flames and flooding: Wairoa home seriously damaged in fire during storm
No one was home when fire took hold of a home during the flood.
Flooding will re-traumatise locals - psychologist
Psychologist says the memory of Cyclone Gabrielle is still raw.
Pat Edwards-Sextus still contributing to the community
Pat Edwards-Sextus has spent a life devoted to community service.
Processor failure hits farms and transport operators
Bruce Stephenson of Stephenson Transport said the outcome was not surprising.
Tararua District news in brief: youths charged, Eketāhuna fire, Pahīatua crash
Two youths have been referred to Youth Aid.
Disgraced cricketer and serial groper jailed again
Jason Trembath pleaded guilty to breaching his bail conditions.
Wairoa still in State of Emergency as council runs Givealittle page for donations
Council chooses to run Givealittle page for a struggling community.
Taskforce Kiwi volunteers in Wairoa for flooding response
Defence Force and emergency services veterans volunteering their services in Wairoa.
Waipukurau Little Theatre presents Keeping up Appearances
Many well-known characters of the much-loved 90s TV series appear in the play.
Kaumātua enjoy fun and games
Students from Te Kura, formerly the Correspondence School joined in the fun.
Businesses should closely monitor issues negatively impacting culture
Poor work conditions account for over half of staff exits.