Hawke's Bay Today - 2018-12-08

• Flashback trauma after 1956 crash
• 8 things to do in the Bay
• TOP TREATMENT TRIO
• Meet Flaxmere’s Heroes
• Phil Collins Mission tickets on sale: $1500
• ‘Don’t grant new irrigation rights’
• Pond pollution delays launch of Splash Zone
• Mayor vows to fight for 24/7 police coverage
• Africa’s wildlife thrills or chills
• Affco workers to get lockout payment
• Ceremony celebrates 125 achievers
• Ageing landlords sell rental properties
• Name person of the year
• Building company celebrates 70 years
• Look to Lyttelton Port for regional ownership option
• Time does not heal loss trauma
• Growing list of pests in the vege garden
• Getting more prisoners in jobs good result
• Exhibition of taonga opens in Waipawa
• Engineerin­g NZ vows to reopen case on CTV Building
• Whistle-blower threatened with legal action
• Gender pay gap working group part of offer to Justice staff
• Eiffel Tower to shut as France fears more riots
• Splits grow at climate meeting as clock ticks
• Unreliable: Russia sours on Trump
• Duterte says Catholic bishops in the Philippine­s should be killed
• Icon in Tip Top condition for sale
• Signs point to cheaper petrol soon
• Coach left me out of loop — Johnson fires first shot
• Findlay’s stats for CD good knock
• Coach cut me out: Johnson — Page 18
• Selection for NZ side v Sri Lanka a big step
• Peaceful cul-de-sac living If
• Tamatea WI
• Why Mexico’s new president is making voters nervous
• Bringing back the old shine
• Know your limits with investment and stay in your comfort zone
• Geoff Sewell performs for Christmas Geoff
• Take home meals expands
• Rebranded brussels sprouts a winner
• St John awards cadets
• A ‘record-breaking’ Xmas parade
• Accolades for the funeral director
• Community board declines Grey Power funding
• Job offers for RCR Energy staff
• Just one chance to get it right
• Ageing author still has it
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword

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