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.
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Hawke's Bay bodybuilder ironed up for Mr Universe title
Hawke's Bay bodybuilder Aaron Vaisigamo will represent New Zealand at the Mr Universe competition after taking the Mr New Zealand Physique title at the National Amateur Body Building Association Championships.
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Māori DJ brothers scratching out successful lives
Hawke's Bay DJ brothers, Matiu and Jay Bartlett are breaking new ground with their fusion of taonga puoro and scratching.
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Hawke's Bay boxing coach wins national Community Spirit award
Every week, Hawke's Bay local Shaun Rankin takes a group of kids for free boxing classes in two of the poorest parts of the area, Camberley and Maraenui.
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Hawke's Bay athlete overcomes adversity to pursue ultimate goal
After turning his back on a life of drugs and alcohol two years ago, Hawke's Bay boy Reilly Brown has turned his life around and will take the stage with the world's best at Natural Olympia, Las Vegas.
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Heavy rain continues in the Hawke's Bay
Heavy rain has continued to hammer the Hawke's Bay region, with more than 130mm of rainfall over the last 30 hours drenching the region.
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Ngāti Pahauwera hunters oppose planned 1080 drop
A planned aerial drop of the poison 1080 in the Mohaka Forest at the end of October has got Ngāti Pahauwera hunters seeing red. Members of the Northern Hawke's Bay tribe say the poison would be detrimental to one of their main food sources.
