Hawke's Bay Today - 2019-02-16

• PM ON PARADE IN NAPIER
• MR ELTON JOHN SELLS OUT SECOND PERFORMANC­E
• 8 things to do in the Bay this weekend
• Dealer jailed for 11 years ‘broker’ in drugs network
• From the MTG
• Historic Hawke’s Bay
• Rachel Wise
• Bay meat company basks in praise from media giant
• Fleeing driver dies crashing into truck
• Dog’s death in hot car probed by SPCA
• Napier lights up in time for Art Deco week
• Seasonal labour shortage declared
• Online dress bargain too good to be true
• Hawke’s Bay a ‘new Tauranga’ for buyers
• Leaky wastewater pipe won’t be patched until next month
• Park plan used to push predator-free Hastings
• Community finds haven at tavern
• Safe surfing in sea of social media
• Recycling brews good vibes at pop-up cafe
• Fire mop-up ‘a tough hard slog’
• Bereaved dad: MPs’ silence on home violence ‘deafening’
• Controvers­ial speaker sells fast
• Ex-teacher films nearly 100 women showering
• Please quote the actual document when quoting the Treaty
• Major shift facing country’s polytechs
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Ringing the changes for political polls
• Senior athletes take centre stage, a good example for life
• ‘Home of Cricket’ plan blows out to $91m
• Burdett’s injuries ‘rapidly fatal’
• MPI, growers on alert after fruit fly found
• Emotions raw one year after school shooting
• Backlash as Trump plans to siphon cash for wall
• New Brexit setback for May as clock ticks
• Car bomb kills at least 41 Indian soldiers in Kashmir
• Runner recounts life or death fight with lion
• Plenty on the menu for Peters’ dinner with Chinese Ambassador
• NZX to focus on sales growth after 2018 reset
• Survey reveals slowdown in new orders growth
• Turvey’s target: Why stop at nine?
• Teen wins McCullum scholarshi­p
• Watkin has heart set on beating Auckland in 50th game
• Spin put on decision to omit Astle in opener
• Keeping sevens a family affair
• Martin’s relaxed approach pots national selection
• Halfback has reins for Canes in Sydney
• Woods is channellin­g her mongrel in right direction
• Timeless, contempora­ry style
• Before Nigeria’s election, misinforma­tion problem takes on grave urgency with greater numbers now online, but solutions raise spectre of censorship
• Threats amid peace pledge
• The great slowdown
• Banks’ cheerleade­r: There’s work to do
• More money lost to scammers as people yield to lure of cash
• Now is the hourglass
• Get your health in shape
• IN AN IDEAL WORLD
• Potato salad with Spanish aspiration­s
• A powerful stage play
• Hearings set for transport corridor
• Privacy commission­er visits Dannevirke
• Ministers put in touch with district issues
• Sunflowers draw attention among crops
• What was that again?
• Let’s eat SALAD
• Visual memory of Kiwi landscape
• A chilling sequel to police tale
• Classic TWIST
• Your Stars

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