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Rare breeds society counting sheep
"It is essential that we survey and record populations of heritage and exotic breeds."
Tribute to Romney group originals at 50-year celebrations
Wool was so important when the group started
Central Hawke's Bay: Women's Institute social day enjoyed
In 2021, Women's Institutes in New Zealand will celebrate 100 years
Election race heats up in Tukituki
Numbers are stacking up for the general election. Who's up for it in Hawke's Bay?
How to keep yourself safe from listeria
Birth educator Janine Gard talks about keeping yourself safe from listeria
Cooking CHB - Taking a break from the kitchen
Simple, fresh and tasty food will always be well received.
Workplaces demand for men's wellbeing resource
HB Blokes Book is a wellbeing booklet distributed to workplaces including Pan Pac.
CHB District Council seeks answers after library forced to close
"We have a number of questions and concerns about the position we find ourselves in."
CHB College First XV victory comeback
CHB came from behind in the second half to score two late tries to seal a victory.
Here comes CHB's Spring Fling
Spring Fling is designed to capture the essence of springtime in Central Hawke's Bay.
GST impacts from changes in use of Airbnb
The demand for the Airbnb market is now largely non-existent.
Andrew London Trio coming to Otane to play quirky songs
the trio's spontaneous banter trans-forms the show into an interactive cabaret experience
Ongaonga 7s gets a 2020 twist
This prestigious event is one of the highlights of the year
Central Hawke's Bay Sports Awards to go ahead
The nomination period will open on Monday August 17 and close on September 18.
New animal welfare regulations become law
The regulations will become law this month.
Rural Women NZ Mighty Morning Tea Shout
People took up the challenge from Rural Women NZ to provide a tasty morning tea.
Something different at Electra Gallery
"I enjoy my work most when it is almost unconsciously created."
Next level grazing comes to Waipukurau
Regenerative grazing has been shown to grow soil humus levels.
Busy week for CHB police
Arrests are continuing in relation to the sale and supply of methamphetamine in CHB
'We have questions': Council stunned as newly strengthened library fails inspection
The building is potentially earthquake prone despite a 2016 renovation and strengthening.
Local Focus: Wairarapa candidates address credibility
Wairarapa candidates on credibility to end recession. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Apple and pears on target to be billion-dollar industry for NZ by 2022
A billion-dollar target by 2022 was set seven years ago. It's bang-on the pace.
Waipukurau premiere for Kiwi film This Town
The film is quirky, endearing and quintessentially Kiwi
Central Hawke's Bay: Fryer Cup goes ahead without House choirs
CHB College's 64th Annual Fryer Cup music competition looked a little different this year.
New CHB doctor finds community welcoming
Dr Teong has special interests in women's health and paediatrics.
Local Focus: Who is Celia Wade-Brown, Green candidate for Wairarapa?
Celia spills the beans. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Waipukurau search warrant leads to arrest
An increase in "boy racer" activities is being reported on rural roads.
CHB growing despite economic challenges
In 2018, the district's population hit an all-time high of just over 14,000 residents
CHB Council calls for feedback
Feedback on the council's priority areas is invited from August 3-31
Palmerston North man killed in Central Hawke's Bay crash
A husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather is named as crash victim.
Dividend windfall for CHB power consumers
Power trusts are distributing annual dividends to the shareholders - their consumers.
Are these the Hawke's Bay Magpies' biggest fans?
Are these the Hawke's Bay Magpies' biggest fans?