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• Waitlist drops, but 717 still waiting for gynaecology care in Hawke's Bay

  More than 700 people are still waiting to see a gynaecology specialist in Hawke's Bay, despite signs the backlog is easing.

• A winning treble by Hastings horses on Whanganui track

  John Jenkins is a longtime racing journalist based in Hawke's Bay.

• Air New Zealand is the worst of both worlds – Nick Stewart

  Nick Stewart is a financial adviser and CEO at Stewart Group

• The first cyclone since Gabrielle: Nervous Hawke's Bay residents brace again

  Parents of children still feeling the trauma of Cyclone Gabrielle are being advised to involve them in preparations for the first one to hit Hawke's Bay since.

• One shot at a time: Guy Harrison's journey to national golf title

  When he was 3 years old, Guy Harrison had a seizure lying on his couch at home. He was lucky to survive and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

• Just put the jug on: DIY water hose irritation - Wyn Drabble

  Suddenly the nature of the water flow from the hose changed.

• Hawke's Bay hawk miraculously survives after being hit by a woman test-driving an SUV

  A kāhu hit by a woman test-driving a car in Hawke's Bay has miraculously survived uninjured after being wedged in the grille.

• Eight arrests after brawl at Hastings' Common Room bar

  Police have now arrested eight people after a fight at Hastings' Common Room bar.

• Napier mayor says water deal is 'amalgamation by stealth' as councillors push it to next step

  Napier mayor Richard McGrath has unsuccessfully tried to get his city to pull out of the Government's Local Water Done Well reforms, claiming it was the start of "amalgamation by stealth".

• Air New Zealand cuts more Hawke's Bay flights as fuel costs surge

  Air New Zealand is cutting further flights in and out of Hawke's Bay as the fuel crisis continues to bite.

Featured documents

• Booze Barons

  Asimple convenience or a plague on society? Whatever your view of liquor outlets, new laws on the way are expected to curb the enormous growth the industry has seen in New Zealand over the past couple of decades....

• Renter wins in Tenancy Tribunal

  A litany of infringements, including a retaliatory notice, has cost a Napier landlord nearly $4000 at the Tenancy Tribunal....

• LETTERS Some landlords hastily using their legal window

  It has come to my attention that some landlords are pre-empting the 2020 Tenancy Act that takes effect on February 12, 2021. Landlords now have the rights to remove tenants who do not comply with their tenancy contract. This is fair for landlords. Before the act takes effect, landlords can give a “n...

• Pyne Holdings receivership rumbles on

  Receivers for George Kerr’s Pyne Holdings have made legal moves in Britain to protect their claim in shares in Pyne Gould Corporation as court action continues....

• Slavery law ‘fantastic start’

  AHawke’s Bay advocate for worker rights has praised new laws being proposed to stamp out future cases of modern slavery — two years on from Hastings man Joseph Matamata being sent to jail for slavery offences in the horticulture sector....

• Havelock North High School Senior Prize List 2020

  General AwardsGeneral house awards are awarded for effort, example to others and participation in house activities. General cultural awards are awarded for a valuable contribution to the cultural life of the school, and general sports awards are awarded for a contribution to the sporting life of...

• HAWKE’S BAY SPORTS RESULTS

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• Set for some soul-searching

  As the Prime Minister delivered an official state apology this week to the hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders who were abused in care, Dr Christopher Longhurst watched from Parliament’s debating chamber....

• Havelock North High School Senior prizegiving

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• Havelock North High School Senior prizegiving

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