CHB Mail looks back as its last edition goes to print
“A settlement without a newspaper is like a dumb man; it has no voice.”
“A settlement without a newspaper is like a dumb man; it has no voice.”
Tia Rissetto, a man with the 'biggest heart', leaves behind 12 grandchildren.
More thann 100mm has fallen around Wairoa in 24 hours.
Members from the Wakarara and Waipawa-Tikokino WIs joined us.
Repairs include 16 landslides, four bridges and 10 erosion protection projects.
It’s with a heavy heart I write this end of year letter for our community newspaper.
Severe gales, heavy rain watches issued as southerly winds affect North Island.
Police said inquiries were ongoing into the incident and WorkSafe is investigating.
This Hawke's Bay teacher touched the lives of many, now they're rallying to save his.
John and Brenda Blackett are famous for their Takapau Christmas Lights displays.
Letter from the Hastings Leader and Napier Courier Editor: Thank you and Goodbye.
The bowling effort in the Furlong Cup match was spearheaded by Toby Findlay.
Third year of Hastings Boys' High School Building Academy: big success, with more to come.
Hawke’s Bay to face a wet week; Wairoa district likely to receive the most rain.
Extension gives town much-needed time to finish recovery work.
A local photographer didn't expect his photo of a homeless man to go viral.
The district’s water resources are stretched due to the hot and dry start to summer.
How many of us know of the Crown Lynn swans?
10 years of Flaxmere College Teen Parent Unit, Te Tipu Whenua ō Pā Harakeke.
Engineering ‘legacy’ being created in Hawke's Bay to replace bridge swept away by floods.
Storywalks are a fun way to engage with the natural environment
Coach Snell is predicting big things over long distances from this Napier youngster.
For 10-year-old Faith Minhinnick, hip hop's more than fun, it's an outlet.
There were 38 floats, down from last year, in the parade.
OPINION: There’s plenty still to do, but we’re getting back on track.
This year they decided to change the parade route in Eketāhuna.
Explore Christmas includes a parade and market day.