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Michelle Kittow draws on Hawke's Bay triathlon training during cancer recovery
If she can, the face of this year's Harcourts Hawke's Bay Women's Triathlon will cheer on participants from the sideline, but that's not where she wants to be.
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Hawke's Bay remembers the 80km/h speed signs. Labour must say what it would do differently – Grant McLachlan
Grant McLachlan is a former Hawke's Bay political campaign director who has worked for National and Act.
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Growth that's planned in Wellington isn't the growth Hawke's Bay needs – Richard Gaddum
Richard Gaddum is the spokesman for Save the Plains, a pressure group to protect the fertile soils of the Heretaunga Plains.
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New Zealand's Horse of the Year, Well Written, back to normal after heart murmur – John Jenkins
New Zealand Horse of the Year Well Written remains on track for the A$10 million Group 1 Golden Eagle (1500m) after losing her unbeaten record at Randwick last Saturday.
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Memories reignited as Whakatu Meatworks closure marks 40
The shed out the back was just the place to be as the first arrivals gathered in Hawke's Bay to mark the 40th anniversary of the closure of the Whakatū Meatworks.
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Betting on the wrong team: Rental investment juggle carries risk – Nick Stewart
Nick Stewart is a financial adviser and CEO at Stewart Group
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On The Up: Nikos Michalakis, rising Hawke's Bay squash player, 9, has world in his sights
A rising Hawke's Bay squash player is preparing for his biggest challenge yet after defending his national age-group crown.
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Kiwi behind $1b education company to speak to Hawke's Bay business leaders
A Kiwi CEO behind an education company worth an estimated $1 billion is coming to Hawke's Bay to speak to business leaders.
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Magpies farewell NPC season with 50-14 quarter-final loss
The Hawke's Bay Magpies ended possibly the greatest capitulation in the rugby NPC's 51 seasons when they were beaten 50-14 by Otago in a quarter-final in Dunedin today.
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My election campaign would be void of jabs: Wyn Drabble
Wyn Drabble is a teacher of English, writer, public speaker and musician. He is based in Hawke's Bay.
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Hawke's Bay Arts Festival: Billy T Award winner and comic gets festival underway
One of New Zealand's top comics has put a smile on people's faces during the opening night of the Hawke's Bay Arts Festival.
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Rugby NPC quarter-finals: It's do or fly time for the Hawke's Bay Magpies
The Hawke's Bay Magpies are on a mission to salvage a season that has hit a wall in the dream of winning National Provincial Championship rugby's premier division for the first time.
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Hawke's Bay club cricket: Marist recruit for a big season
– This article is provided by Hawke's Bay Cricket Association
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Hawke's Bay roading contractor layoffs as Cyclone Gabrielle highway recovery work finishes
Staff at two Hawke's Bay roading contractors have been let go as work created by Cyclone Gabrielle in Hawke's Bay finishes.
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Former astrophysicist Autumn Parker wins Hawke's Bay Young Vintner scholarship at 50
A trained astrophysicist has won the Young Vintners scholarship at the 2026 Hawke's Bay Wine Awards, but sees the irony in winning the title.
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Central Hawke's Bay women's health evening: Menopause, midlife and more
A night for the sisterhood is being hosted in Waipukurau's Civic Theatre, with menopause, midlife and more as the topic of conversation.
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Taine Randell lands at No 9 on NZ First's election list
Former All Blacks captain Taine Randell says it's "incredible" he has landed in the top 10 of New Zealand First's list in his first election.
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ArtsFest Heretaunga: Free event with music and performances to open Hawke's Bay Arts Festival
The city centre of Hastings is set to come alive with art in an evening of free fun that marks the start of the Hawke's Bay Arts Festival.
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Election 2026: Former All Blacks captain Taine Randell lands at No 9 on NZ First's election list
Former All Blacks captain and potential debut politician Taine Randell has landed in New Zealand First's top 10 in his first election.
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Tukituki candidate Kaleb Hawkins pulls out hours before nomination deadline
A Hawke's Bay election candidate with a chequered past has pulled out of the running hours before the nomination deadline.
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Inside Napier's new council buildings and library: 'I look at it now, and I'm excited'
Napier's mayor and councillors are expected to be in their new chambers just ahead of the 10th anniversary of the civic building's evacuation after a failed seismic risk assessment in 2017.
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Central Hawke's Bay mayor calls for national bridge design to cut costs
Central Hawke's Bay mayor Will Foley wants a standardised approach to bridge building in New Zealand and says it could save councils millions of dollars without compromising safety or quality.
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Napier City Council reviews Terry the turtle's death after autopsy finds he died of internal bleeding
An internal review is underway after an autopsy found Terry the turtle, one of the National Aquarium of New Zealand's most beloved sea creatures, likely died of internal bleeding.
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Clifton Motor Camp house and cottage for sale, buyer must relocate
A weatherboard house and cottage at a former Hawke's Bay campground are for sale, but the buyer will have to remove them.
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Rally NZ: Off-road on-farm racing does it for Napier family rally aces
Hawke's Bay father-and-daughter motor rally team Ben and Charlotte Harding had a classic Kiwi family moment in the national championship after crashing off the road and detouring through farm paddocks.
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Shop and two service stations broken into in Havelock North and Napier
A dairy and two service stations have been burgled in Havelock North and Napier within two hours.
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Wairoa post-settlement entity invests in petrol station merger to give its whānau 25c a litre off fuel
People who whakapapa to the Hawke's Bay town of Wairoa are getting a reprieve at the pump amid soaring fuel costs.
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Air New Zealand flight declares mayday over Napier, then lands safely
An Air New Zealand plane that declared a mayday as it approached Hawke's Bay Airport this morning has landed safely.
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Ron Mark returns as NZ First candidate for Wairarapa
Political stalwart Ron Mark is back as the New Zealand First candidate for Wairarapa.
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Napier man's remarkable survival after cardiac arrest in carpark
Lee Bullivant can't remember crashing his car into a stationary ute in a Napier carpark.