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Te Matau a Māui crew welcomed home from journey of unity
A multi-week journey of kotahitanga (unity or solidarity) and rangatiratanga (self-determination) came to a heartfelt conclusion last Wednesday as the crew of Hawke’s Bay-based waka hourua Te Matau a Māui made their welcome return after attending the 2024 Te Hau Kōmaru festival in Kaiteriteri near Nelson.
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Group for broken hearts
Behind the pomp of death in Victorian era
Black Silk & Sympathy
Hastings to host first shield defence
The first Ranfurly Shield fixture for 2024 will be played at Mitre 10 Park in Hastings.
JUST FOR KIDS
Deer hunters sight prize harvest
Hawke’s Bay deer hunters could be in for a boon in coming years because of an unusual deer mating season that introduced some “pretty useful genetics” into the wild population.
Hey little sister, who’s the lucky one?
Apilot programme encouraging farmers to get off their farms to mentor local kids has been deemed a success for mental health.
The lost boys of post-war farming
Asearch is under way for descendants of hundreds of British boys sent out for farming training in New Zealand a century ago.
Colleges covering until new principals found
Two of Hawke’s Bay’s biggest schools ended the first term of 2024 still without permanent headmaster appointments, four months after their respective searches for new leaders started late last year.
Fairy tale has happy ending
‘Trolls” invaded a fairy garden in Napier’s Park Island only hours after it had appeared, but the actions of bystanders and visiting children have kept the magic alive.