CHB's flood-damaged swingbridge to be reused for cycle trail
Anything the group can't use will be sold to raise funds.
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Pōrangahau final a 'stern test of character'
It was a matter of who would take home silverware in the individual bike categories
Waipukurau house severely damaged by Saturday night fire
Waipukurau and Waipawa firefighters got the blaze under control within 45 minutes.
Memorial on Napier's Marine Parade bears witness to Robyn's loves
Joy was pleased she had the opportunity to read out her victim impact statement
Little Theatre stalwart awarded life membership after 20 years
Lindsey is leading a new cast through rehearsals
The Little Theatre's cast of eccentric seniors is a force to be reckoned with
This show will perhaps resonate most with the senior members of our community
History comes to life in video tales told by Ongaonga locals
"Local Heroes" interviews to screen at community hall.
Janine Gard: Why midwives advise against shaving before childbirth
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard poses the birth dilemma - shave or not to shave?
Tale of feminist thwarted by injustice a great read
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
EIT environmental project short listed for award
An EIT environmental project has been shortlisted for a prestigious award.
Fundraising for taekwon-do world champs
HB ITF squad off to the world champs is well on its way with fundraising efforts
Rates rise of 'at least $400' for Central Hawke's Bay home owners
Home valuations are going up but what does it mean for ratepayers in Hawke's Bay?
Dutch company wants to engage with community after Porangahau farm purchase
Ingka Group practices sustainable forestry and wants to engage with local iwi.
QV revaluations have major impact on Central Hawke's Bay rates
The new rates will be effective from July 1, 2022.
Supporter turnout good for CHB Hockey teams
Central players across all four teams should definitely credit themselves.
Lower speed and safer crossings in Waipawa's future
Council will engage with Waipawa business owners, pedestrians, cyclists and residents.
Centenarian farewelled at family service
During WWII Isa was a member of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF)
Pukekaihau Pā to be topped with 3.6m pou
Te Hohou I Te Rongo - Cultivating Peace - final pou to grace the summit of Pukekaihau Pā
Pilot programme allows customers to contract with more than one electricity supplier
Ongaonga farm is home to a pilot project that could be the future of NZ's energy sector.
Police urge shooters to take care as duck shooting season opens
Anybody handling a firearm should always treat it as loaded
Napier band hits it big in US
Napier band Black Smoke Trigger have hit it big with a recording deal and top producer
Photographic society share creativity at CAN exhibit
Diversity of subject matter and passion for photography on show May 13-26.
Janine Gard: Touched out and desperate for space
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about mums feeling all touched out.
Couple's difficult journey an impressive read
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews In Love by Amy Bloom
Mask making challenge in second year
This years Creative Mask Challenge had more than 100 entries from primary and intermediate
Hawke's Bay's mayors say the Three Waters reforms threaten the loss of local decision-making
A regional approach co-ordinated with our Hawke's Bay neighbours has been turned down.
Event organiser 'humbled and overwhelmed' by support
The event drew record entries with some classes having up to 90 competitors
'Incredible hockey' as community turns out in Central Hawke's Bay
Central Hockey on the up with wins to the women's premiers and men's reserves on club day.
Teens swim personal best times at national championships
Support from the CHB community made it possible for the swimmers to attend this event
Youth mentoring success celebrated
Big Brothers Big Sisters always needs more mentors, but coped with Covid
Book review: Dead Man's Axe by Bing Turkby
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews first book in Guitar Store Mysteries.
All you need to know about colic
Birth and parenting expert Janine Gard talks about colic.
Medals found at a theatre in Kandallah are back where they belong
Medals Reunited NZ is a service dedicated to reuniting lost military medals with families
Volunteers clean headstones and plaques ahead of Anzac Day
A post on Facebook drew helpers armed with brooms, buckets and scrubbing brushes