'Small but symbolic' group of activists protest against live export
Protesters gathered outside Napier Port against the live shipment of cattle to China.
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Napier will have to convince a Govt watchdog its system's safe enough to remove chlorine.
Hawke's Bay regional councillor announces election run
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Tribute to a special volunteer, a vital cog in the wheel
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Dannevirke rail hub may extend Napier Port's log catchment south
The port already receives a daily log train of around 18 wagons from Whanganui.
Life on the edge: Inside a home swamped by the sea
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Free, again: Woman who murdered partner with steak knife granted parole for second time
A woman who murdered her partner with a steak knife will be released.
Colourful history of duck shooting day
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Napier City Council wants more control over stormwater
The 'status quo' is not working in terms of managing stormwater, NCC says.
Gone: Five Napier councillors to stand-down as all-or-nothing race for mayor begins
A new Mayor and five new members are likely to be part of the new Napier Council makeup.
Wairoa family at centre of land dispute released with stern warning not to return 'home'
"This is your last warning and you need to take it seriously."
Sunny side up: 'Fried egg' cloud stuns Hawke's Bay sunset watchers
Sauron's eye? A UFO? A mum and baby? Sunset phenomenon delights photographers.
Indoor bowls: Home mats could deliver present for stalwart Bruce Dalton
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Hawke's Bay state highways to be renamed
The expressway will become State Highway 2 to reduce confusion.
Somewhere over the moonbow, way up high, in Hawke's Bay
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Spiderman casts a web of awareness on male depression and youth suicide
Jamie Kelly, 29, is cycling 160km a day in a Spiderman suit, and has a damn good reason.
Tenant flees house fire: 'I was just freaking out'
A fire damaged the top floor of a house on Coverdale St, Onekawa.
Whakatu people celebrate unchlorinated water station
Locals gathered to celebrate an unchlorinated water station in Whakatu.
Major passenger milestone for Hawke's Bay Airport
The Hawke's Bay Airport has reached another milestone, with record passenger numbers.
'Made up digger' helps build air raid shelters
Two years after the war had ended the seven air raid shelters were demolished in 1947.
Batten down the hatches: Wet and wild weekend on the way for New Zealand
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Zirka Circus to put on show in Flaxmere
Zirka Circus will set up next week in Flaxmere.
Hastings District Council criticises 'broken' alcohol act
Hastings District Council has passed a "significant" local alcohol policy.
Vineyard included in Hastings farm sale
Te Popo farm, a 52.8 hectare Hastings property, is on the market for sale.
Councillor says pool development could hinder future road works
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