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Tag: Napier. Showing results 1 - 10 of 74
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NewsHospital staff refuse treatment; tāne Māori dies, for using f word- report
A man died after being refused treatment at Hawke's Bay Hospital’s emergency department because he swore, a new report claims.
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Gisborne to Napier: Councillors vote to restore rail
Gisborne councillors have voiced their support for the reinstatement of a mothballed rail line, which could play an important role in the distribution of the region's goods if it gets the green light.
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Super 8 2022, Napier Boys' High vs Palmerston North Boys' High
Live from Napier, the Super 8 First XV rugby where Napier Boys' and Palmerston North Boys' high schools battle it out for the Polson Banner.
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15-year-old missing since Wednesday; Police, whānau seeking leads
Johnette has been missing since Wednesday. Photo / NZ Police Hawke's Bay Police are seeking help to find a 15-year-old Napier girl who has been missing since last week.
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Whānau, friends mourn inspiring young footy player after shock cancer battle
The promising young rugby player and award-wining apprentice road worker who inspired the nation to get behind his battle against a rare genetic cancer has died.
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Eastern district police ask drivers to ‘arrive live’
Eastern District Police says they are pleased with driver behaviour following a checkpoint operation yesterday in Napier’s CBD.
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Councillor fumes over 'redneck' Napier water policy
Napier City Council is pushing back on submitting what it thinks of the Three Waters Reforms, which reduce the number of water authorities in the country and involve iwi/Māori.
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New Hawke's Bay inland port planned to create new jobs
The 12-hectare site between Napier and Hastings will manage freight sent via rail and road connections to Napier Port.
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Te Kupenga Hauora hub opens in Napier
To ease the pressure on whānau, a hub has been established at Te Kupenga Hauora in Napier where goods donated by local growers, businesses and supermarkets are prepared with strict protocols.
