Hawke's Bay Today - 2018-07-14

• Groomer sends minor 1300 texts in a month
• Winter Deco
• Cutting it fine
• EIT backs new community fitness centre
• $20,000 cannabis ca haul
• Community remembers inspiratio­nal principal
• $100 million
• Positive port of call for liners
• 88 things to do in the Bay this weekend
• Syrian govt raises flag over cradle of 2011 revolt
• Irate GP tried to abort Sound Shell
• Flanders flagged as future All Black
• Source of my remorse — a horse, of course
• Hastings rates set to rise
• Dogs on loose — kiwi at risk
• Report burglaries, police urge
• Climate change’s coastal hazards revealed
• New Iona head brings wealth of knowledge
• Ka¯ka¯ makes the most of park
• Govt ‘should focus on four waters’
• $20m food hub searching for new businesses
• Carbon-footprint theory just won’t fly
• The weighty issue of research
• Museum exhibition­s provide interactiv­e thrills
• Census was industrial-strength fiasco
• Time for meaningful action over toxic trend
• Warmer seas create a whale of time in New Zealand
• Antibiotic blamed for surfer’s woes
• Trump interview dishes fresh dose of chaos
• Bill sparks fears for Israel democracy
• Cameroon govt denies army behind executions
• Keeping the NZX customers satisfied
• Serena hitting her stride
• Today marks 40 years for women jockeys
• Involvemen­t key to spark for Warriors
• Midcourt decision epitome of mettle
• Death of thousand cuts won’t do it
• No pressure, boys, but expectatio­ns mounting
• Gettins heading to sixth worlds
• Hawke’s Bay fighters go after national titles at Arena Wars
• Les Bleus teenager out to set cup alight
• Teen’s on mission to redeem himself
• Developmen­t camp’s no holiday
• Inside Trump’s Nato ambush
• Ben Creet InternetNZ
• New Zealand and its ongoing property obsession

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