Hawke's Bay Today - 2019-02-09

• Man fatally injured
• Art Deco festivitie­s heat up
• ‘Ticks’ in time for Black Caps debut
• 8 things to do this weekend
• Have farmers dodged El Niño?
• Mock graduation held for ill grandad
• La Traviata opera’s artistic director Jose Aparicio says opera helps us remember what it is to be human. He chats to
• Historic Hawke’s Bay
• A dog’s life is mended by family’s love
• Magpies No8 Evans to start for Hurricanes again
• Elton’s drummer will stick around
• Art Deco festival to spread its wings
• Big swells coming; Niwa urges caution
• Kids club keeps the family vibe alive
• Work on expressway safety starts Monday
• Don’t be shy, nominate your rural superstar
• How to talk about Te Tiriti
• Bay’s hospital cleaners vote to strike later this month
• Junior doctors, midwives to stop work at same time
• Work begins soon on St Paul’s landscapin­g
• Youth council gives young residents say in decision-making
• Teachers hope to avert more strikes
• Nats on tricky terrain in knocking regional growth fund
• President Obama did ‘a great job’ navigating tough times
• Rise in dole recipients concerning
• New supermarke­t
• Protesting only way
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• PM’s slip-up at Waitangi exposes a gap in our education
• Shane Jones is one to watch in election
• Town, valley evacuated amid fire threat
• Second blaze forces residents out in Nelson
• Police seek ‘unruly tourist’
• Pelosi: Wise woman bearing GIFs
• Bezos says ‘Enquirer’ threatened him
• Officer given ‘sob story’ before murder-suicide
• Hopes of farmers slump on global doubts
• Transpower under pressure over future projects
• Entreprene­ur launches skincare project that’s deer to his heart
• Reforms for polytechs ‘far reaching’
• LIC more than doubles first-half profit
• Kiwi dollar gains against the Aussie
• Game still one for all shapes and sizes
• Warriors unable to hang on to winger
• Ta’avao performs better when he sheds pressure
• Breakers’ top-four hopes slung onto scrap heap
• Second string goalkeeper saves day for the Phoenix
• Gallant Kiwi can’t stop all-Egyptian final
• How Hive gave Bay boys back their buzz
• Tentative Codd doesn’t want to take walloping
• Milne’s express pace will give Stags another weapon
• Leopard on track for Napier Tech
• Private, sunny and only a stone’s throw from the village
• Tamatea WI
• Politics block Venezuela’s vital aid
• Iwi powerhouse: $9b and rising
• Iwi financial success is a story worth celebratin­g
• Waikato giant not asleep, just preparing
• The big question: Should you rent a home or buy?
• Tainui Group Holdings
• Capture the Art Deco look
• HOT TO POT
• Tips for good health, zero waste
• Nuts add flavour
• A&P winners in crafts
• Sharing their knowledge with Pacific islands
• Planning ahead for junior doctors and midwives strike action
• A DJ SAVED MY LIFE
• Prequel to most famous horror tale
• First book a detective story with soul
• Chefs changed NZ TV
• dare to be BOLD
• Your Stars

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