Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi will make his start in Super Rugby this weekend following three previous appearances off the bench. Tahuriorangi replaces TJ Perenara, who moves to the reserves bench.
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Mongrel Mob turns to the law for help
The leader of the Hastings Mongrel Mob Rex Timu has banned methamphetamine from his chapter.
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NewsWaka hourua to confront the Amazon Warrior
The Ngāti Kahungunu owned waka hourua, Te Matau a Māui, has left the shores of Napier to confront the world's largest seismic survey ship, the Amazon Warrior, and is expected to intercept the vessel today.
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Young graffiti artist goes from shadows to success
As a youngster Amazon Hubbard considered the street walls as his canvas, now the graffiti artist has been given an opportunity to join internationally renowned artists at this year's Sea Walls: Murals for oceans festival in Napier.
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NewsNapier Police appeal for information after man grabs at high school student
Napier Police are appealing for information after a Tamatea High School student was approached and grabbed by a man as she walked to school this morning.
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Whānau concerned about missing Napier man
A desperate Napier whānau is reaching out to the public to help find their missing son. 21-year old Hemi Taurima, a Napier resident, has been reported missing to the police today. Hemi's concerned family have been searching for him since Friday but can’t locate him.
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Defending Matatini Champs aim for consecutive win
Thousands have converged onto Mclean Park for the first day of the Te Matatini that is held in Hastings. Today hosts Ngāti Kahungunu opened the event with the official pōwhiri ceremony that saw Te Whānau a Apanui give Te Waka Huia the honour of handing over the prestigious Duncan McIntyre trophy.
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NewsHukarere and Hato Hōhepa girls lend a hand to host manuhiri
Hukarere and Hāto Hōhepa are doing their part in hosting the masses at this year’s Te Matatini. Around 50 Hukarere and 20 Hato Hohepa students helped to prepare and serve kai to manuhiri from all over the motu today.
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Food to feed the Matatini masses
With Te Matatini upon us, we take a look at the many hands in Ngāti Kahungunu that have either donated food or volunteered their time to make sure the thousands of visitors to the region are fed.
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Whakatū meat workers reunite
Thirty years on since the Whakatū meat works closed its doors, some of its former workers gathered to pay tribute to those that have passed on. Next to the 1931 Napier earthquake, the 1986 closure was the biggest disaster to hit Hawke's Bay with more than 2000 losing their jobs.
