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On The Up: 'Somewhere calm to sit' – Hawke’s Bay crisis cafe opens on Friday (opens the original)
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Connect Community Trust executive director Warren Heke, left, Sarah Heke, regional manager for mental health and addictions at Te Whātua Ora Deb Fothergill and Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey cut the ribbon to open Hawke’s Bay Crisis Recovery Cafe. Photo / Jack Riddell People struggling with mental health and addiction issues in Hawke’s Bay have a new place to turn, thanks to the region’s first crisis cafe. Opening on Friday, the Hawke’s Bay Crisis Recovery Cafe, Te Wāhi Poutoko Hūmārie plans
Anna Lorck vows to continue Taxpayers’ Union debates as 'left wing' voice (opens the original)
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Anna Lorck at the Taxpayers' Union election debate in Greymouth. A former Labour MP moderating debates for the Taxpayers’ Union (TPU) says she’s there to be the “left winger” and allegations against the union won’t stop her. Released last week, author Nicky Hager’s book Dirty Work was presented as an investigation of the TPU, its campaigns, funding and political links. The book alleged a hard-right political network in NZ, masquerading as independent campaigns. Hager takes particular aim at a do
MP report cards: Hawke's Bay trio all give themselves an 8/10 for first terms (opens the original)
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National MP for Napier Katie Nimon, left, National MP for Tukituki Catherine Wedd, and Labour MP for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti Cushla Tangaere-Manuel. Composite image. Three Hawke’s Bay MPs from two parties have given themselves the same score for their debut term in Parliament. National MP for Napier Katie Nimon said she wasn’t a fan of talking herself up, but would give herself an eight out of 10 for her first term. Nimon said she had achieved what she “really wanted” to, including the four-laning of the
On The Up: Firefighter recognised for helping put out a fire the size of his region (opens the original)
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Hawke's Bay rural volunteer firefighter Robert Sheely holds the Golden Axe awarded to him by the mayor of Cle Elum in Washington state for his work fighting wildfires around the city. Photo / Jack Riddell A Kiwi volunteer firefighter has been awarded a golden axe by the mayor of a US city for his work fighting a wildfire the size of the region he’s from. In August, Hawke’s Bay rural volunteer firefighter Robert Sheely was one of 43 Fire and Emergency New Zealand members and staff deployed to fig
'I was thinking about him': Hawke's Bay grappler battles through grief of losing coach to win gold (opens the original)
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Jaye Rio walks out ahead of his final match at the Sport Jiu-Jitsu International Federation World No-Gi Championship in Tokyo, Japan. A Hawke’s Bay grappler has won his first medal at an international competition, despite battling sickness and the death of his coach a month before the start. Jaye Rio won gold in the Male Black Adult 18 (heavy category) at the 2026 Sport Jiu-Jitsu International Federation World No-Gi Championship in Tokyo, Japan. The event was held September 3-6. Rio coaches at N
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