Police have just released the name of the forestry worker who died after a tree fell on him in Northern Hawke's Bay yesterday. He was Blair David Palmer, 53 of Napier.
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Hawke's Bay's Big Easy continues despite the rain
The Big Easy became the 'big wet' today, as around 1300 people braved the wet conditions and soldiered on through the rain. The event covers a cycle trail through almost 50km of the best of Hawke's Bay scenery.
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Fishery guardians plea for support
The Kahungunu ki Te Matau a Māui Chairman is speaking out about the lack of support the Ministry of Primary Industries gives to its Tangata Kaitiaki. Saying they are severely under-resourced to do their job effectively.
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NewsHistoric agreement signed between Maungaharuru-Tangitū Trust and HBRC
Working together to enhance the Te Wai-o-Hingāna, Arapawanui, Waipātiki and Te Ngārue catchments is the aim of an historic agreement between Maungaharuru-Tangitū Trust and the Hawke's Bay Regional Council.
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Life-long lessons learnt at Te Ara Kairangi youth leadership camp
Just over two years on since its Treaty settlement, Maungaharuru Tangitu Trust in Hawke's Bay has held its first youth leadership camp, Te Ara Kairangi. It's a programme designed to develop strong leaders for a capable hapū of the future.
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My Town Series- Isolated Hawkes Bay community brings Māori & European together
In the southernmost part of Hawke's Bay, the small coastal township of Porangahau is home to the longest place name in the country.
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Xmas cheer for Napier’s homeless
Streets around Clive Square in Napier were shut down today to host more than 300 people in a special alfresco Christmas dinner.
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High risk offenders offered a second chance at learning Te Reo Māori
Today the doors of the high security unit in the Hawke's Bay Regional Prison were opened to family for a Te Reo Māori graduation. A unique opportunity for dangerous offenders to further their education.
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Māori innovators use hemp as sustainable building material
The East Coast Hemp Organisation (ECHO), is a company launched by four young Māori innovators based in Hawke's Bay that are turning hemp into sustainable houses of the future.
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Three Mongrel Mob members dead following suspicious incident
State Highway 2 from Wairoa to Napier was closed temporarily today as a chopper was used to try to retrieve a car that crashed in to the Mōhaka River. Hawke's Bay Police are still investigating the suspicious event that killed three Mongrel Mob members and left one injured.
