Award winning cookbook author to speak at Wardini
Award winning cookbook author Emma Galloway is speaking at Wardini Books in Napier
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Learning how to cope with pain in labour
This week parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about pain in labour and birth
'For Māori, by Māori': Govt's new prisoner rehabilitation scheme launches
A complete kaupapa Māori approach will be introduced for the first time.
Give Napier exemption from compulsory chlorine
Why spend millions on chlorinating our water supply?
Forty-nine year career in journalism ends
On Friday April 16 Sue Emeny retired after 49 years in journalism.
PM visits to consult on regenerative farming
It was relevant for Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to visit a Norsewood farm this week.
Prime Minister: We will support CHB projects that need a 'nudge' to get them over the line
The Prime Minister spent the day in Central Hawke's Bay
Motorcyclist killed in Havelock North carpark
A motorcyclist died after a dirt bike accident near Napier Rd.
The car-crushing council: Abandoned and dumped vehicles targeted to clean up town
It's crunch time for Wairoa's dumped and abandoned cars, with 50 already crushed ...
Covid airport worker has 31 close contacts; 3 new cases in MIQ
There have been 15 border-related cases since last July.
Retired inspector wishes cop shooter could have faced justice
Constable Glenn McKibbin was shot dead in Flaxmere 25 years ago.
Longest Day concludes Cactus
Training each week day concluded for 31 Dannevirke Cactus students.
Four youths arrested and charged after Flaxmere petrol station firearm incident
Two 15-year-olds, a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old were charged over incident.
Future of Faraday Centre up for debate
Old but not obsolete yet - will the Faraday Centre go the way of the gadgets it houses?
Journalist retiring after 49 years in newsprint
Exactly two years ago Sue Emeny became the Dannevirke News writer for Hawke's Bay Today.
Hawke's Bay rugby sends SOS to clubs
With an ongoing shortage of referees, the union is urging clubs to give back to the code.
Marathon draws full fields
More than 8000 runners will descend on Hawke's Bay for the May 15 event.
This bears repeating
Check out the Takapau Bear Show in the Takapau Town Hall this week.
Ministers head Napier Unity Day lineup
Unity Day book launch tributes to veteran social justice campaigner Pat Magill OBE.
Councils on different paths over Māori wards
They met at the same time, just 20 minutes' drive apart, to discuss the same topic.
'I started screaming': Surviving driver in crash that killed mum, two children speaks
Inquest into the death of a mother and her two young children begins.
Fall of seven metres after woman kicked by bull
A 24-year-old woman was kicked in the back by a bull in Te Haroto.
Police to give out poppies to careful drivers this Anzac weekend
Police want to thank those who "instinctively" drive to the conditions on tricky highways.
Former All Black Zac Guildford revealed as sportsman who punched woman
The punch was a "savage blow", the sentencing judge said.
Wyn Drabble: Nautical gem strikes a chord
Wyn Drabble is anchored by closer acquaintance with Don McGlashan's maritime marvel.
Winners' Field Day near Pahiatua
Dairy Industry Awards Wairarapa/Hawke's Bay Winners' Field Day on April 14.
Napier principal leaves in July, but the building still goes on
A building project at least eight years in the making
'Gibbo' steps aside after 43 years on the Hawke's Bay beat
It's all about meeting people says veteran policeman
Child delivers flax bouquets to random Tamatea residents
Tamatea schoolgirl makes neighbours smile with handmade flax bouquets.
Greek church enthrals Pahiatua Rebus group
The Greek Church of the Transfiguration was visited by members of the Pahiatua Rebus Club.
Covid case: Airport worker cleaned 'green-zone' plane that flew to Aussie
Hipkins: The risk of someone cleaning a plane and passing on Covid was 'minimal'.
Dairy Supplies not just dairy services
Dannevirke Dairy Supplies has got you covered!
Craig Cooper: Low hanging fruit on Hawke's Bay's health reform tree
There is some low hanging fruit from the reform tree that can be harvested in Hawke's Bay
Hastings pushes closer to getting Māori wards, unanimous tautoko from committee
Four weeks of public consultation is required. The council has a month to do it.