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Marty Sharpe's primary focus is on local news in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. He has a strong emphasis on crime-related stories and evolving local events, alongside coverage of government announcements.
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By: Marty Sharpe
Mongrel Mob associate Jay Aranui dealt a fatal king hit to a popular father and community man, because he was in the mood for a fight, and because his victim was wearing a blue shirt.
A Mongrel Mob member plunged a kitchen knife into the head of an innocent man, killing him in front of family members, after an altercation over noise.
Paolo Rotondo has the Italian trait of dealing with umpteen things at once while simultaneously being a picture of serenity, class and charm.
A trial in Napier had to be adjourned on Monday because the courtroom was too cold.
Michael Barraclough and his company wanted to build a 20m-high temple on hills above Gisborne.
The Building Code 101 VIDEO CREDIT: MBIE The owner of a Wellington apartment building has failed for a second time to convince the council that it's a single household, not commercial accommodation.
For more than a quarter of a century, the topic of merging Napier and Hastings has reared its head, only to be squashed into oblivion.
Warning: This article includes details that some readers may find distressing.
By: Marty Sharpe
A family awarded $30,615 for living in dire conditions in an Auckland house have had the sum reduced to $12,000 in a court ruling, but the landlords told them they'd only pay $5,000.
The family of a homeless man killed in Napier has forgiven the four men who killed him, and encouraged them to turn their lives around.
