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Families and midwives plan to march past Hutt Hospital tomorrow to demand maternity services be prioritised and uncertainty over the closure of Heretaunga Building be addressed.

A number of officials are supporting a push for the Hutt Valley District Health Board to shift its earthquake-prone maternity ward to one nearby that was mothballed last year.

Officials are unclear how long services will continue to operate in Hutt Hospital's earthquake-prone Heretaunga Building.

“In my Fathers house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and

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There are so many brilliant children in Norfolk, let’s give a shout out and say well done.

Wednesday tends to be the busiest, loudest day of the week at the Henderson County Livestock Show as animals of all shapes and sizes make their way into the J.D.

Whether dating or divorcing, people are turning to coaches for their goal-oriented approach, which can deliver structure and achievements at a time when both may be lacking.

A groundswell of public support has failed to prevent Lower Hutt's Te Awakairangi Birthing Centre at Melling from closing its doors next month.

A birthing centre run by a charitable trust in Lower Hutt will be mothballed next month due to a lack of funding.