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Scott Gilmore spoke to a crowd of about 200 people, explaining the amalgamation options.

The deer park, established in 1969, was a long-standing feature of the Dannevirke Domain.

Most regions are set to see rain by Thursday, with heavier bursts in the west.

More than 400 floating solar panels will power the Dannevirke Wastewater treatment plant.

The Wimbledon WWI memorial was built in 1925-26 by locals using Cape Turnagain stone.

Crowds are expected to mark the day of remembrance, with clear skies forecast.

Heavy rain is expected south of Cape Kidnappers tonight and on Tuesday.

Police say the fatal shooting was accidental and an investigation is underway.

Eliza Stapley says many have not retested their knowledge for 50 years.

Four titles were won by Tararua District competitors at the New Zealand Shears.

Officer involved in retrieving a body says the incident will stay with people for life.

A search and rescue team was sent to get the body.

'They were prepared to have a chat about it, which is great.'

The project's expected capacity is 23MW, the equivalent of powering 5000 homes.

Since February, police have investigated nine burglaries at clubs across the region.

This year, the council decided not to undertake formal consultation.

Glen Moffatt has unearthed lost stories, and some songs he never wants to listen to again.

'The hardest part is motor vehicle accidents, when you get children and fatalities.'

Aotea and Central Hawke’s Bay have both decided to play in a lower grade.

Mayor: 'People will judge for themselves whether they believe it to be appropriate'.

A name was engraved on the back - 'Tom’. Suddenly, the fragments aligned.

Pongaroa's David and Rebecca Buick win Tararua Sheep and Beef Farm Business of the Year.

William Easton cleared 177cm and beat a Dannevirke record set in 1999.