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He suspended the two players until the end of the 2020-21 season, effectively a ban of 10 weeks, including the three-week stand down already served. HBCA did not name the players, but Stuff understands the pair are the sons of former Central Districts players Craig Findlay and Mike Pawson. Findlay is also chief executive of HBCA. In a statement, NZ Cricket public affairs manager Richard Boock said: ”NZC is satisfied with the integrity of both the process and outcome of the Hawke’s Bay code of conduct hearing. “We endorse the findings of the commissioner and agree that the type of of...

Apartment living has become more sophisticated, community-oriented, inspiring and attractive to buyers of all ages. The developer of upcoming Auckland apartment building The Pacifica, at 10-12 Commerce Street, has gotten the memo. Its PR says, The Pacifica will “exist as a vertical community”, with facilities for exercise and relaxation, including a community terrace, and a community and entertainment space on another level. The International in Princes St, is another trend-setter, a former commercial building redeveloped as apartments. “There is no wasted space in these apartments....

Sister cities for 40 years - Hastings and Guilin plan celebrations 25 Jan, 2021 02:57 AM 2 minutes to read The 2019 Osmanthus Gardens Lantern Festival at Cornwall Park. Photo / Paul Taylor Hawkes Bay Today Hastings and its sister city Guilin in China are celebrating a 40 year relationship in March with a week of events. The Lighting of the Osmanthus Gardens at Cornwall Park is set to be a highlight, while Toitoi – Hawke's Bay Arts and Events Centre is hosting a free show and mini-expo celebrating the relationship and telling the story of Guilin between March 1 and 7. Even though Guilin is f...

Press Release – Hastings District Council Chinese lanterns at Osmanthus garden. In just over five weeks Hastings and Guilin, two sister cities almost exactly 10,000 kilometres apart [9975km], will celebrate a relationship that dates back 40 years. The ever-popular Lighting of the Osmanthus Gardens (bigger and better than ever), a free show in the Hawke’s Bay Opera House celebrating the relationship, and a mini-expo in Functions on Hastings telling the story of Guilin and our Sister City journey, are in the mix – all happening between March 1 and 7. In the same week, Guilin’s Council w...

At the centre of the complaint is a Twenty20 game between local side Napier Tech Old Boys and Auckland’s Western Districts School Children’s Cricket Association (WDSCA). It was abandoned – apparently with a ball to play in the first innings – after an umpire ruled a player racially abused an opposition batsman. The Western XI contained of players of Sri Lankan, Indian and Pakistan heritage. But association chief executive Craig Findlay has said the match ended because of a misunderstanding. “HB Cricket are aware of what happened and are dealing with it accordingly and at this s...