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Hawkes Bay police are telling the public to keep an eye on their heavy vehicles after a rise in battery thefts

31 July 2021

Hawkes Bay police are telling the public to keep an eye on their heavy vehicles after a rise in battery thefts

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Decades of preparation for the Tokyo Olympics and the taekwondo medal dream is over in six minutes
	27 Jul: Athletes spend years, decades even, to appear and perform at the Olympic Games. For some though, the entire experience can be over inside six minutes.... more

A man's been arrested after an armed hold-up near Napier
	25 Jul: A man's been arrested after an armed hold-up near Napier... more

A huge win for Hawke's Bay to round out their slate of Heartland Ranfurly Shield challenges ahead of the Bunnings' NPC
	24 Jul: A huge win for Hawke's Bay to round out their slate of Heartland Ranfurly Shield challenges ahead of the Bunnings' NPC... more

The Wellington Saints are National Basketball League champions after a nail-biting 77-75 victory over the Hawke's Bay Hawks in the final in Porirua
	24 Jul: The Wellington Saints are National Basketball League champions after a nail-biting 77-75 victory over the Hawke's Bay Hawks in the final in Porirua... more

Two men are due in the Palmerston North District Court today, charged over the burglary of a jewellery store
	14 Jul: Two men are due in the Palmerston North District Court today, charged over the burglary of a jewellery store... more

Clive Palmer says 50 per cent of animals involved in trials for Australia's COVID vaccines died. Is he correct?
	9 Jul: Businessman Clive Palmer has claimed that 50 per cent of animals which were involved in trials for COVID-19 vaccines now available in Australia died. It echoes an already-debunked claim from a US lawmaker.... more

A Palmerston North shoe shop worker who performed inappropriate acts with colleague's shoes... has been discharged without conviction
	7 Jul: A Palmerston North shoe shop worker who performed inappropriate acts with colleague's shoes... has been discharged without conviction... more

Pace - or lack thereof - will be the name of the game for North Otago tonight when they face Hawke's Bay for the Ranfurly Shield
	30 Jun: Pace - or lack thereof - will be the name of the game for North Otago tonight when they face Hawke's Bay for the Ranfurly Shield... more

Napier Library ... in Hawke's Bay's MTG building ... is closed to the public -- after the discovery of a potentially explosive substance in the MTG collections
	30 Jun: Napier Library ... in Hawke's Bay's MTG building ... is closed to the public -- after the discovery of a potentially explosive substance in the MTG collections... more

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09 Jul: Clive Palmer says 50 per cent of animals involved in trials for Australia's COVID vaccines died. Is he correct? ++++++

14 Jul: Two men are due in the Palmerston North District Court today, charged over the burglary of a jewellery store +++++

07 Jul: A Palmerston North shoe shop worker who performed inappropriate acts with colleague's shoes... has been discharged without conviction +++++

24 Jul: A huge win for Hawke's Bay to round out their slate of Heartland Ranfurly Shield challenges ahead of the Bunnings' NPC +++

27 Jul: Decades of preparation for the Tokyo Olympics and the taekwondo medal dream is over in six minutes +++

24 Jul: The Wellington Saints are National Basketball League champions after a nail-biting 77-75 victory over the Hawke's Bay Hawks in the final in Porirua +++

25 Jul: A man's been arrested after an armed hold-up near Napier +++

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