Pa sites project going full tilt with landscaping and groundwork just days away
There are pathways and flat areas for the installations and seating will be installed
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Waipukurau Kiwibank closure announced
Despite submissions the Waipukurau branch will close in June
Day two on the Heaphy
Reporter Brenda Vowden talks about day two tramping on the Heaphy track.
The best position for your baby to be in
Birth and parenting expert Janine Gard talks about the best position for baby during birth
The Liminal Space by Jacquie McRae
Louise Ward reviews The Liminal Space by Jacquie McRae
Book tour gives women a voice
Jackie Clark has written Her Say about abuse survivors and is coming to Hastings Library
Sarah Walker pedals in for Otane School BMX bike track opening
Track opens thanks to innovative kids and KidsCan $20,000 Cadbury Sports Grant.
What should your partner do while you're in labour?
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about the partner's role during labour
Review: The Art of Death by David Fennell
Louise Ward reviews The Art of Death by David Fennell
A Sideline View - Walking the Heaphy
Brenda Vowden writes about her first day walking the Heaphy Track with husband Ed
Biodiversity Hawke's Bay's day of education at Little Bush
Little Bush Reserve was the centre of a Biodiversity Hawke's Bay led event
Music and dance event off to a flying start
MADE for a Cause Indian dance and music event back to wow at Toitoi with trapeze.
Letters to Lindy 41 years after baby death
This year is the 41st anniversary of the death of Azaria Chamberlain
Police respond to break-in at CHB College
Police called after CHB College karate dojo damaged.
Chance to learn more about CHB's water and waste
Residents can book a visit to the Farm Road Landfill or a three waters bus tour or both
Kaimanawa muster 206 horses in need of homes
The muster is scheduled to take place in late April
CHB on tsunami alert
Follow the Hawke's Bay Civil Defence Facebook page and website for update
Keeping poetry alive in Hawke's Bay
Bill Sutton is retiring from NZ's longest-running poetry group, the HB Live Poets Society.
Let's look at early babies
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about preterm births.
Central Hawke's Bay mourns loss of community stalwart
Lance Perry was making the same ride to work that he'd done for 20 years.
The fresh face of Zinc Cafe
Lisa's vision includes local employment and a thriving community meeting place
Free EIT course in traditional Maori food production
EIT is running Certificate in Māori Traditional Food Production, Harvest and Management.
EIT chef graduates land dream jobs at Black Barn
EIT pair excited to join Havelock North bistro.
Kiwibank plans to close seven branches
Kiwibank made the announcement while releasing an improved half year result.
Lightseekers by Femi Kayode
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews crime novel Lightseekers by Femi Kayode.
New arrivals boost biodiversity at Cape Sanctuary
Cape Sanctuary has marked a milestone with its successful seabird programme
Kākāpō champion joins Hall of Honour
Daryl Eason's outstanding work with kākāpō has been recognised by his peers worldwide
CAB's tips for both renters and landlords
Changes to tenancy laws now in place, with phase 2 having taken effect from February 11
Can do attitude at arts centre
The CAN Do Deco exhibition features a wide variety of exquisite Art Deco inspired artwork
Raw Collective hits the stage at Paisley
10 piece Wellington hip hop crew Raw Collective comes to Napier Q&A with singer Pauly Lowe
The baby shower binds people together
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about baby showers and their history.
Wardini Books review: Lucky's by Andrew Pippos
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Lucky's by Andrew Pippos