Mayor urges Government
Tararua district mayor Roly Ellis believes the Government is now so worried about youth unemployment, it'll listen to the mayoral taskforce.
Tararua district mayor Roly Ellis believes the Government is now so worried about youth unemployment, it'll listen to the mayoral taskforce.
Young rugby league players from throughout Hawke's Bay spent last week learning skills for their game and for life.
Horizons Regional Council is under no illusions as to the threat Tararua dairy farmers face from the One Plan, Tararua Mayor Roly Ellis says.
With a background in banking, Suzie Shaw knows a thing or two about balancing a cheque book.
Happy, well-fed, content cows make great steaks, Dannevirke lifestyle farmers Karen and Kim Phelps believe.
Speculation is rife in Dannevirke about the possible identity of last week's $14 million Big Wednesday winner.
Ever had trouble getting your teenager out of bed and off to school on time?
Dannevirke's reputation as one of New Zealand's luckiest Lotto towns has been enhanced by a $14 million Big Wednesday win.
Richard Green is a former oil industry employee. Now the Ngapaeruru Rd lifestyle block owner is marching in protest against oil exploration in our district.
TAG Oil has started drilling an exploratory well near Dannevirke, with opponents accusing the Canadian company of not consulting widely enough.
Easter time and the bunnies were in abundance on the streets of Pongaroa.
Seeing little cancer survivor Greer Feck sitting close by helped Tararua mayor Roly Ellis cope with the shock of having his hair shaved off.
A Dannevirke vet is in intensive care at Hawke's Bay Hospital after his ute was involved in a head on collision with a logging truck.
Age was no barrier to taking part in the annual Wahine Tryathlon in Dannevirke on Saturday, especially for 74-year-old Te Aroha Edwards, known to most as Aunty...
Integrated family health centres (IFHC) will be launched on May 31.
Dannevirke's Frank Kay took up dog trialling in 1947 and the sport still lures him to the brow of a ridge today.
It's not so much a case of making hay while the sun shines for local farmers, but instead, burning up the rubbish.
When 450 people turned up for the first Woodville Lions Manawatu Gorge track and tunnel walk 19 years ago the numbers astounded railway officials.
A Dannevirke woman is relieved she stuck to her guns and wasn't talked into having her driveway sealed after being door-knocked.
Opponents of TAG Oil's two Dannevirke drilling sites, say one of their main concerns is the pollution of our waterways.

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