Historic sale of farm
Ngati Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated has bought one of the North Island's biggest sheep and cattle stations, Tautane, in an historic deal signed off with the Herrick...
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Sat 18 May 2013
Thanks go to fireman and other staff who saved son
Havelock North parents Grant and Rowena Adams are sure their son, Seth, would not be alive today if it were not for the quick action of emergency services on a...
Bevin back to old hunting ground
It's enough to make a fair share of the Bluewater Stadium faithful cringe tomorrow unless Andy Bevin quickly adapts with his laughing gear.
Kenny to to sit out battle with Rangers
Body lingo is a given in sport for anyone who's worth anything if they have intentions of making it to the upper echelons of their chosen code.
Round up the rustlers
You hear the word "rustlers" and you tend to conjure up a vision of cowboys in dark hats rounding up steers and driving them south for slaughter or sale.
Expo tells tragic story of teen's sorrow after crash
Ben Morrison remembers "being pissed at a party" and then waking up in the Wellington Hospital's intensive care unit to news two of his closest friends had died.
Drive to get golf top of tourist wish list
Hawke's Bay Tourism looks set to be part of a project aimed at raising the profile of the country's golf tourism industry.
PG Arena No 1 pick for NBL playoffs
Pettigrew-Green Arena is the No 1 venue for the final four games of the Bartercard National Basketball League this season.
Bay team pumped for Aussie workouts
You've only been moving for three minutes but already the lactic acid has started sequential muscular paralysis.
Motivation in tough love sevens star
Different codes have adopted different approaches to what levels of "encouragement" will be tolerated. One soccer club in Auckland has sent a letter home to parents...
Bruce Bisset: Wake up, we're facing doom
Almost lost this week amidst the turmoil of resigning MPs, shonky gambling deals and the quashing of any reform of MMP was that man-made emissions have driven the...
Fri 17 May 2013
Issues with bus project explained
A disappointed Napier City Council chief executive Neil Taylor has told the council he felt he had not controlled deadlines for the building of the city's two Art...
No parole for convicted double killer
A former Hawke's Bay man who stabbed his first wife, beat his second wife to death with a frozen dog roll, and killed his third partner, has been denied parole.
Road plan gains supporters
A "Plan B" proposal to reroute parts of State Highway 2 north of Napier into the east coast railway corridor met with surprising acclaim at the last Wairoa Business...
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