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Canadian visitor Phoenix Gordon sits on a blood-stained porch at West Quay, Napier, where he was kicked on the ground as he went to the aid of another assault victim early on Sunday morning.

No one wanted to stop it, says assault victim

A Canadian security industry worker who was kicked numerous times in the head while trying to stop an early-morning assault in Napier is surprised almost no one else tried to stop the thuggery he says could have ended in death.

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  • 8:08 AM May 21st

Accused covered in blood, court told

A 27-year-old man charged with an assault that left a man in his 50s in hospital for more than a week appeared in the Napier District Court yesterday to stand trial.

  • 8:06 AM May 21st
  • Anna Ferrick

War of words over information

Central Hawke's Bay mayor Peter Butler wants to scrap work reorganising the region's five councils and is calling for the lengthy process to start over.

  • 7:24 AM May 21st
  • Lawrence Gullery

Council webcasts on hold

Hastings District Council has put webcasting on hold until it finds out whether it'll be merged with other Hawke's Bay councils, a change likely to be made clear at the end of this year.

  • 7:19 AM May 21st
  • Lawrence Gullery

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Sleepover staff given 'benefits'

Woodford House matrons fighting in court for sleepover pay were given flats on site and provided with meals, internet, and phone access as part of their employment, a court has heard.

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the answer is simple close these schools down and send the kids to colenso

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Students struggle with 'right to success'

Students struggle with 'right to success'

Students who have an exaggerated belief they have "a right to success" are more likely to struggle come exam time, a University of Otago study shows. The study, which examined the entitlement beliefs of almost 300 students sitting a marketing and consumption paper, found that those with "excessive entitlement" were less likely to put in the effort required to do well in their studies. The authors quoted a number of academics who believed "excessive entitlement" was on the rise among tertiary students, but no other studies had looked at how it affected performance. The results showed that students…

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