My choice of video from a week's work at Hawke's Bay Today ☺
This week was all about the fires and Art Deco
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| Daniel Close, Auckland, dressed as a WW1 New Zealand Army soldier, Third Auckland Regiment, who would have helped out in the 1931 Earthquake. |
All aboard for Hastings (video)
For the first time in many years, the RM-31 Vintage Railcar ran shuttles from the old Napier Railway Station to Hastings and return, part of the Tremains Art Deco Festival.
Links to some of my other videos:
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| At least one house burnt down. Fire Service, Hastings District Council Volunteer Rural Fire Forces and helicopters fight a grass and pine forest fire between Waimarama Rd and Tukituki Rd, near Havelock North. |
A state of emergency has been declared for the Hastings District as fires fanned by strong winds continue to burn across the region, claiming one house at Waimarama Rd.
(This was a video of footage I got from Te Mata Peak and from a chopper (someone's got to do it) and from a press conference at Hastings District Council. Alex Robertson from the New Zealand Herald put it together for me.)
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| L-R: Nigel Avery, CEO, Sileni Estates Winery, the Art Deco festival wine ambassadors; Shelley Avery; Stuart Nash, Labour MP, Napier; Simon Tremain, Tremain Real Estate, sponsor |
Sileni Sparkles (video)
Boaters and furs were to the fore at Sileni Estates Winery as CEO Nigel Avery launched Art Deco Sparkling, a limited edition bubbly.
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