Recall: Campylobacter detected in Hawke's Bay milk producer
Campylobacter bacteria has been detected in Lindsay Farm's raw unpasteurised milk
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Travelling into the hinterland of China
She burst into tears when she saw her 'mum' amongst the host women.
Tournament raises funds for dementia
Dementia HB holding 18th annual charity golf tournament.
The Memory Thief is a magical read
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Memory Thief by Leonie Agnew
Waipukurau's new digital hub and library space should open next month
Mayor Walker says none of this would have been possible without external funding.
Book review: Still Life by Sarah Winman
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Still Life.
Call out for Asians in the Bay award nominations
Awards aim to recognise significant contributions from the Bay's Asian residents.
Sixty years on: Hawke's Bay's Olympic showjumping trailblazer
Adrian White's dad gave him time off to compete in the 1960 Olympics - a big adventure.
Mrs Chippy the Cat by Susan Brocker and Raymond McGrath
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Mrs Chippy the Cat by Susan Brocker.
Teen novel set in post-Covid like future
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Violet Black, set in a post-Covid future
Options for intervention during childbirth
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about different types of birth intervention
CHB's Ngā Ara Tipuna project emerging at Waipukurau sites
'This is for our people and our visitors, so they can understand the place they live in.'
Sensory haven softens trauma for kids
A new business is offering products which help people with sensory issues.
Vintage tractor removed from popular Hawke's Bay playground for safety reasons
'Toby' has gone back to the farm it came from in the 1940s.
Talking about options is central to informed consent
Making informed decisions on maternity care means finding the best information available.
Arthur Miller School celebrates 50 years
Taradale-based Arthur Miller School is having its 50th jubilee in September.
Waipukurau's famous fungus is sprouting on a Pukeora property
Historically, pukurau was soaked in water and then eaten or used in medicines
Paul Hunter Centre Waipukurau celebrates manager's 25 years
The main objective of the Paul Hunter Centre is to enable people to have a good life.
Scam and identity theft unit set up in Napier
ID CARE is an Australasian identity scam centre which helps victims of cyber crime.
Pakistan festival opens door to community
"We open our door to the wider community for engagement and participation."
'June Again' to screen in Waipukurau
The heartwarming movie was written and directed by a man with Waipukurau connections.
Writer Hilary Pedersen celebrates turning 80 - and a new book
Those who know Hilary might be expecting a tome - she has had an eventful and varied life.
The iron man: CHB Museum says goodbye to chairman
Hans Dresel served as chairman for nine years.
To Be Fair - Confessions of a District Court Judge by Rosemary Riddell
Louise Ward reviews To Be Fair - Confessions of a District Court Judge.
Labour tips for first time mums
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about the stages of labour.
Heartfelt story of a young boy who's doing it tough
Cardboard Cowboys is a book about dealing with loneliness, misunderstanding and hurt.
Villains coming to Taradale Library
Three novelists will appear at the Ngaio Marsh Awards Villainy Near the Vines in Taradale.
Janine Gard: Check your position in labour
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about the upright position best in labour.
Nitrous oxide not just for laughs
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about the use of nitrous oxide
The Rose Code by Kate Quinn absolutely 'topping'
Louise Ward reviews The Rose Code by Kate Quinn includes spies, codebreakers and a prince
Takapau Op Shop serves up Pink Ribbon morning tea
It's $5 for morning tea and you get to take the cup and plate home with you