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TAG Oil's drill site on Ngapaeruru Rd now looks more like an industrial site than farmland, with rapid progress over the past week.

Drilling for oil begins in Tararua

TAG Oil has started drilling an exploratory well near Dannevirke, with opponents accusing the Canadian company of not consulting widely enough.

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Recipients of the 15th Napier Pilot City Trust annual awards with Auckland University Professor of Maori Studies Margaret Mutu before the awards presentation in association with the Unity Week Robson lecture delivered by Ms Mutu. Back row: Tom Hemopo (left), Tamihana Nuku, Waapu Clark, Nima Timu and Cyrus Tawhara. Front row: Caroline Lampp (left), Ms Mutu and Lou Halbert. Paki Keefe

Anzac speech stirs listeners

Napier's Unity Week awards and Robson Lecture faced one of its biggest tests yesterday in a challenging address from Auckland University Professor of Maori Studies, Margaret Mutu.

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  • 1:30 PM Apr 23rd
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Marika

Can someone explain how 'unity' and Margaret Mutu can be connected?

Marika from Onekawa
L-R: Logan Reid, Tai Wepa, Josh Kill, Christian Meachen; Lawrence Yule, mayor, Hastings District Council, Hastings; Margaret Walmsley, descendant of William Nelson - pictured at the official launch of earthworks for William Nelson Park, cnr Avenue Rd West, King St North and St Aubyn St West, Hastings, attended by youth skateboarders, councillors, council staff, Infracon contracting staff and representatives from the Nelson family. The park will incorporate a passive park, a children’s playground and a skate plaza.

Skatepark set to rise from barren site

The arrival of contractors at William Nelson Park marks the start of a much anticipated, innovative development which will include a skate plaza, children's playground and grassed area.

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Brian 123

At last a decent skate park in Hawkes Bay Hastings putting Napier to shame yet again I just hope the council don't feel the need to put bollards in the middle of it

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Jailed fraudster 'destroyed' former boyfriend's life

Jailed fraudster 'destroyed' former boyfriend's life

A highly manipulative fraudster who conned a former boyfriend out of $80,000, wrecking his business and "destroying his life", has been jailed for four years today. Convicted con artist Diane Louise Boyd, 47, preyed on men who thought they were entering into a "romantic and trusting relationship" with her, the judge said. But once gaining their trust, she would steal from them in all manner of ways - by using credit cards, tapping into their bank accounts, and forging signatures. She managed to convince one victim, who she met through the NZ Dating online service, that she could do a better…

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