Elsthorpe Artisans gallery becomes reality
Elsthorpe Artisans gallery started life as a fun to help keep spirits up during lockdown.
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CHB school set to blaze a trail running event
Fifty junior and senior students from Tikokino school will tackle the Peak Trailblazer
Bull riding at CHB A&P Show draws crowd of 1800
Controversial sport draws crowd of 1800
Makaretu sports field reopens
The sports field has significant roots as a community venue.
Luke Wright powers to the fore at sports awards
Luke says while powerlifting might look like an individual sport, it takes a whole team.
CHB's own version of Cinderella ready to run
Everyone knows the story of Cinderella, and this show has a few unexpected twists.
Wairarapa MP elected chief government whip
"I am delighted to have the faith of the Government to perform this role."
Department of Conservation selling surplus rural sections
The undeveloped blocks in the southern part of the province.
CHB A&P Show to run in traditional format
Mahon Amusements have been engaged to run the ever-popular sideshows and rides
Young gardener shares skills to grow veges
Riley began to extend his garden with a view to growing vegetables to donate
Public get a say on proposed $2.2m Maraenui community centre
Residents of the Napier suburb have wanted a community facility for years.
Opinion: What initiates labour to start?
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about labour.
Home Stretch, by Graham Norton
Home Stretch by Graham Norton is reviewed by Louise Ward from Wardini Books
Record-breaking haul for Bookarama 2020 fundraiser
Thousands of books were snapped up by a willing public.
First-aiders tried to save rider who died in Waipawa crash
When she came over the brow of a hill she saw the crash scene.
Duck Day hysterics in Waipawa as mayor has 15 sponges thrown at her
The 25th annual duck day went off a hit in Waipawa on Saturday.
Wellness kete online to help nurture mental health
Hawke's Bay educator Doug Rehu has created an online tool to support wellbeing.
Waipawa's Duck Day celebrates 25 years
It's all go for this Saturday's 25th anniversary Waipawa Spring Festival.
CHB officer recognised for bravery
Scott Quate received a medal for entering a swift river to rescue two people.
Shaving Santa helps Dementia HB
Dementia, like depression, has been a taboo topic that needs to be brought into the open.
Tennis club invites CHB public to I Love Tennis weekend
The Waipukurau Tennis and Squash Club is hosting an "I Love Tennis" weekend.
FMG Young Farmer of the Year district contests kick off
It's unfinished business for many entrants after the 2020 season was canned due to Covid.
Forecasting is an effective tool in business planning
Information gleaned from robust forecasts can help business owners make good decisions.
Mystery of old photos deepens
Vicki Charman is trying to find the owners of some photos
ELECTION 2020: Tukituki election profiles
Tukituki candidates tell you why they deserve your vote
Cinderella really will come to the Ball
Waipawa M&D will be staging the panto "Cinderella" written for them by Sir Roger Hall.
Heaven help us there's another production under way in Waipukurau
Waipukurau Little Theatre is dedicated to fostering and encouraging local youth.
Community effort brings successful Daffodil Day
The CHB Cancer Society wants to thank all the cake bakers.
Bats are breeding
More than 40 roosts were found centred around Puahanui Bush and Gwavas Garden, Tikokino.
New date for Ongaonga Village Market
The market is a vital element in fundraising or the restoration of the Coles Factory .
Keep an eye on your community
The council has increased the surveillance of the playgrounds