Food Basket CHB evolving after Covid-19
The Food Basket CHB was established three years ago with the aim of reducing food waste.
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First post-Covid book festival success in CHB
The festival was unique in that many of the events were hosted in local homesteads.
'This Town' to premiere in Waipukurau
This will be the first New Zealand film to release in cinemas post Covid-19 lockdown.
Waipukurau Jockey Club to race at Hastings
The Waipukurau Jockey Club has been racing on its home track for more than 160 years.
Annual plan adopted for consultation
The council wasn't intending to consult on this Annual Plan, but drought and Covid hit.
New agent says CHB property market buzzing
People used to call into the office to see what was on the market, now they go online.
The kindest cut: Seven steps to a paperless office
Moving to a paperless office may seem daunting
Museum presents first exhibition since lockdown
Local Lockdown will be showing at CHB Museum from August 1.
Council announces byelection
The ward only attracted four candidates for four seats at the last election.
Jenny Pearce: Making your complaint count
Practice what you are going to say. Maybe take a friend along for support.
Free firewood for Hawke's Bay families in need
Tihei Mauri Ora reached out to Rayonier Matariki Forests initially during lockdown.
Book review: The Quick and the Dead
The author has a fascination with death and a determination to get the bottom of things.
Dave Dobbyn to be welcomed home by loyal Waipawa fans
New Zealand music icon chooses small Hawke's Bay town for the second concert of tour
CHB pet therapy pair awarded
"I could see Sophie would make a fabulous Canine Friend."
CHB ahead of other regions in redeployment
"Supporting Central Hawke's Bay's workforce is of the utmost priority."
High praise for hosts CHB after successful cycle champs
Organisers Cycling CHB finished sixth on points in the weekend's NZ age group club titles.
Introduction to mounted games enjoyed at Takapau
Speed, agility, courage, strength and trust develop over time between rider and pony.
Waipukurau Little Theatre review
There was a catch in my throat and such a strong desire for it to be okay in the end.
Coles Factory restoration fundraiser being planned
The Coles Factory was built in 1878 by Edward Purkis Coles.
Cost no barrier at Waipukurau Little Theatre
Waipukurau Little Theatre has a rich history within the Central Hawke's Bay community.
Menzshed pays it forward to worthy causes
The Menzshed is a group for retired blokes of all walks of life
Waipawa RSA president honoured
District president Paddy Driver spoke of Maitland's contribution to his local RSA
Havelock North vet to shave head for drought support
"I need a haircut, so I might as well do it for good and raise some funds"
Peace group commemorates Hiroshima
A HB peace group has organised a 75th commemoration of Hiroshima
The ups and downs of pregnancy
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about the ups and downs of pregnancy
Taking the plunge for SPCA
Pip Lamb is skydiving in an annual SPCA fundraising campaign
Cannabis reform gets a public hearing
The EJP Network has organised a public forum to learn about cannabis reform.
New round of exhibitions at CAN
Interim Creative Arts Napier manager Lisa Feyen talks about exhibitions coming up
The French pizza chef and the hidden masterpiece
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Mystery of Henri Pick
Cycling's elite take to CHB's roads
More than 500 of New Zealand's best age-group riders in to compete in CHB this weekend.
Join the Rural Women mighty morning tea shout
Think of someone to thank and deliver morning tea to them.
Cooking CHB: Turning failure into success
My failure - almost every time - is marmalade.
Shareholder agreements a must-have for SME shareholders
Like a marriage, relationships between shareholders can become strained.
Hatuma Half Marathon delayed but not defeated
New for 2020 will be the introduction of a Corporate Team Challenge.