Puahanui Bush project evaluates damage of rabbits on regenerating forest
Browsing by rabbits and hares is a major contributor to the decline of native vegetation.
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Margaret Hetley Scholarship brings chance to tackle Masters
"We're trying to create a model to encourage people to be aware of their environment"
Eccentric characters in urban fantasy are a joy
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Stranger Times by C.K. McDonnell
Janine Gard: Lotus not just a pretty flower
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about lotus birth.
Hawke's Bay: Almond growing could crack water demand problem
A Plant & Food Research feasibility study is looking at growing almonds in Hawke's Bay.
Iconic war memorial to celebrate 100 years in July
The clock is being cleaned and refurbished in the hands of Waipawa's own clockmaker.
Doug Tate will be the new CE of the CHB District Council
Tate has spent four years as group manager of customer and community partnerships at CHBDC
Crime and fantasy combine for spookily good novel
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch
Autumn a treasured planting season
Henri Ham covers the range of gardening required by the home gardener during autumn
Help available for seniors
CAB has many places for websites and organisations for older people to access help
Keeping an eye out for stress after baby
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard discusses postnatal PTSD
Taekwon-do federation kicks off world champs fundraising
Ben Evans is fundraising for a team of 16 to go to the world Taekwon-Do champs
CHB council's CE of five years moves 'home' to Horowhenua council role
The council still has final decisions to make before confirming a new chief executive.
A Sideline View: Who knows what's waiting at locked-up bach
Reporter Brenda Vowden had a couple of surprise guests when away for the weekend.
Novel set in Napier a riveting thriller
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Before the Rising by Keryn Powell
Is it normal for my C-section scar to itch?
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about healing after a c-section
From morbidly obese to race runner - one woman's journey to healthier life
'I feel like I'm running into my future' - Kate Cormack.
Face to face with digital exclusion
CAB manager Jenny Pearce talks about digital exclusion
Digital Boost Checkable tool launched in one of New Zealand's oldest inland towns
The CHB town's history was a factor the launch of the latest online tools
Breathing for the first time an amazing transformation
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about a baby's first breath.
Novel a joyful examination of love
Louise Wardini from Wardini Books reviews Greta & Valdin by Rebecca K Reilly
Horse breeder and trainer caught out by Central Hawke's Bay flooding
Carly is extremely grateful to friends and members of the community who turned out to help
More road closures expected as floodwaters make their way out to sea
"The impact of the flood and the clean-up will be lasting for many in our community."
Further boil water notices likely as CHB faces more heavy rain
Damage to roads and bridge structures in rural areas is unknown until floodwaters recede.
Waipukurau residents face a second day under a boil water notice
Four primary schools are closed in Central Hawke's Bay due to flooding
Another 50mm of rain is expected overnight in already sodden CHB
Residents are being advised to phone emergency services if they feel unsafe or need help
Up to 200mm of rain has fallen on parts of Central Hawke's Bay
Water restrictions are in place in Waipawa and Waipukurau due to high storm water levels
Janine Gard: Breast vs bottle
Parenting expert Janine Gard discusses the pros and cons of bottle and breastfeeding.
Book review: 'Great Circle' an all-absorbing read
Louise Ward, from Wardini Books, reviews Great Circle, by Maggie Shipstead.
CHB property owners will soon receive a Notice of Rating Valuation
Council rates will be updated based on the new 2021 rating valuations from July 1.
A panel of six commissioners will hear submissions to CHB's district plan
The first topics to be heard are the natural and coastal environment.
Poignant tale of poet Charles Causley's life
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Mother's Boy by Patrick Gale
Paintings and clay work on show at CHB Museum
"It was a matter of taking things the clients enjoyed the most ... and doing more of them"
More people are reading community newspapers
The new look is part of changes we're making across the NZME Community Publication Network