
Clyde Potter - a man of music and many vegetables
Hawke's Bay local Clyde Potter of Epicurean supplies died at home aged 71.
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Firefighters cut free two trapped motorists in the crash on a main suburban road.
Frank had made himself right at home and appeared to believe he owned the place.
The man was in a critical condition under intensive care on Friday afternoon.
Sunday swimming at the beach is back on.
Hunter Donghi's family say they are overwhelmed by the support.
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Storage locker and several other sheds were broken into, with tools and electronics taken.
A house, a car and two motorbikes were ablaze by the time firefighters arrived.
The case was isolating at home an all known close contacts have been identified.
They would also be educating people about orange traffic light settings.
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Five-year-old named after fatal water incident in Napier
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Popular carols cancelled as Covid restrictions make it too difficult to host.
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