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The mangled tricycle the boy was riding at the time of the hit and run.I ran out to him and held him in my arms.

Crash victim's dad issues plea

The father of the 7-year-old boy who was badly injured in a hit and run on Sunday is struggling to come to terms with how the driver of the car could leave his son lying in the street.

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  • 9:09 AM May 01st

Two more plan to chase city's top job

Two more Napier City councillors have announced plans to contest the city's mayoralty, creating a dilemma for local-government amalgamation opponents now lining up for the position being vacated by Barbara Arnott.

  • 8:55 AM May 01st
  • Doug Laing

Vandals hit winery in pocket

An "incredibly rare and strange" act of vandalism on a Hawke's Bay winery will cost the owners 8250 bottles of market wine, and potentially an exporting contract to Japan.

  • 8:15 AM May 01st
  • Sam Hurley

Mental health facility given green light

Hawke's Bay is set to receive its long-awaited $22m mental health facility, hoped to make a significant difference for the region's mental health services.

  • 8:11 AM May 01st
  • Sam Hurley
A man has denied using his partner and child as a human shield

Man denies all charges

The man accused of using his girlfriend's one-year-old son as a human shield against police pepper spray has denied all charges laid against him.

  • News
  • 8:06 AM May 01st

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BOWING OUT: Barbara Arnot

Napier elections to proceed despite uncertainty

The Napier elections will go ahead as scheduled despite possible council reorganisation and mayor Barbara Arnott's announcement she will not seek re-election.

  • News
  • 3:20 PM Apr 29th
  • Corey Charlton corey.charlton@hbtoday.co.nz

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Andrew Frame

Why wouldn't elections proceed? Just because the mayor is (voluntarily) standing down after over a decade in power doesn't mean the sky is falling. How about focusng on all the positives that the elections will create: - New councillors with new...

Andrew Frame from Marewa
Mayor Lawrence Yule

East Coast coup: Council 'blindsided'

Greater Wellington Regional Council says it's been "blindsided" by a Hawke's Bay plan to take over more than half its territory in a bid to form a new East Coast Regional Council.

  • News
  • 10:00 AM Apr 26th
  • Lawrence Gullery

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Napiernumber1

Well done Fenton, why not some out of the box ideas. The amalgamation debate does not exist...just two sides forcing outlandish claims on an uninformed public. Interesting Hastings Major concerned about lack of assets from Horizon........Napier...

Napiernumber1 from Meeanee
Havelock North residents face information overload as people are being asked to provide feedback in just a few weeks, on four major proposals shaping the future of the suburb.

Proposals swamp residents

Havelock North residents face information overload as people are being asked to provide feedback in just a few weeks, on four major proposals shaping the future of the suburb.

  • News
  • 7:49 AM Apr 22nd
  • Lawrence Gullery
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Pay cut protests begin

Pay cut protests begin

Supermarket workers are picketing against a pay cut for new teenage workers as the new youth wage comes into effect today. The change allows businesses to pay 16- to 19-year-old workers a minimum wage of $11 an hour for their first six months - which is 80 per cent of the $13.75 adult minimum wage. Labour Minister Simon Bridges has said the youth rate would give many young people an opportunity to work which they otherwise would not have. It has been rejected by large retailers including The Warehouse, Farmers, Kmart, Bunnings and Countdown, as well as fast food giant McDonald's and rival Restaurant…

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