Hawke's Bay Today - 2020-02-25

• Rain does little to quench region’s soil
• Body paint debate: ‘It’s art’
• Time called on meter man’s career
• Robbery victim says attackers tried to ‘scalp’ him
• St John praise for 10-year-old hero
• Rogue mangroves trigger DoC dismay
• Drowned boy had a cheeky smile
• Police intervene as family of injured boy receive threats
• Doctor in denial is refused parole
• Slow down, work is being carried out on Breakwater Rd near port
• Dung beetles released to transform Mahia soils
• Rain welcome but more is needed
• Holden always in our hearts
• Let’s not have a repeat of Ruataniwha Dam situation
• Coronaviru­s may make two feel uneasy
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• Top accolade for local winemaker
• Paint pots help feed the hungry
• Big lift likely in a2 Milk delivery
• SkyCity is hedging its bets on effect of coronaviru­s
• Freightway­s ‘guardedly optimistic’ in face of Covid-19 outbreak
• Hard times in the steel market
• Kava, climate and kids on Fiji state visit
• Benefit rate lift to help 300,000 Kiwi families
• Fake funding page a scam
• Gang murder ‘like Tarantino film', jury told
• Moderates hustle to blunt Sanders’ momentum
• Leopard ‘just let the runs come’ in innings of 265
• Boult, Southee star on field
• Undermanne­d Tall Blacks retain composure for second Cup win
• Trash-talking Adesanya on the ropes
• No 2 still nice number as Flynn reaches final

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