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Central Hawke s Bay: Driver who hit cattle beast on highway taken to hospital

Central Hawke s Bay: Driver who hit cattle beast on highway taken to hospital
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Fluoride debate in Hastings: Health expert says anti-fluoride campaigner using misleading data to claim kids teeth have improved

Fluoride debate in Hastings: Health expert says anti-fluoride campaigner using misleading data to claim kids teeth have improved
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Napier Health Centre building back on the market

It is the closest thing Napier has to a hospital - and it’s back on the market. The Napier Health Centre on Wellesley Rd went up for sale last year but was.

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Hawke s Bay: Mental health fallout from Cyclone Gabrielle to be felt for years

The mental health toll for those trying to rebuild their lives and move on from Cyclone Gabrielle will be felt for years to come, as new research suggests.

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Continued Support For Cyclone Affected Communities

Almost a million dollars of funding has been allocated by Te Whatu Ora and the Regional Public Service Commission to support the health and wellbeing of Hawke’s Bay communities recovering from Cyclone Gabrielle. The partnership between the two organisations .

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