Waipawa woman named North Island's top wool classer
Trish has carried on the family tradition of her grandfather Genesis Floyd
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SPCA horse foster family wins award
Tracey Thompson says she was overwhelmed to even be nominated, let alone win.
Waipukurau Little Theatre flings open its doors
The new season brings audiences two one-act plays in one night.
Bay enjoys above average rainfall
Rainfall had been below average for seven months in a row
NZ First making a Mark in Wairarapa
Top three Wairarapa candidates in 2017 won places in Parliament.
CHB businessman Tim Chote dies
Second term CHB councillor Tim Chote has died after a health battle
Accredited Visiting Service wards off loneliness
Marg Day talks about why she is a visitor with AVS for Age Concern
Drought-breaking week of rain ahead for Hawke's Bay
June could be the first month since October to have above-average rainfall
Hawke's Bay A & P Show will go on
Show cut from three days to two, but it will still go on
Morning sickness rears its head for parents to be
Childbirth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about morning sickness
Locked down but not out for Grease
Napier Operatic Society production of Grease rehearsing for show
Bras and undies needed for women and children
Deborah Burnside is organising an undies run for women's refuge
JPs call for younger, more diverse applicants
Judicial JP Neil Bramley discusses the role of being a JP and why they want younger people
Cooking CHB
Puddings have gone out of style, but they're a great way to fill up hollow-legged teens
Kickoff at last for 2020 club rugby
Senior club rugby has attracted 35 teams for the shortened 2020 season.
Learning English helps EIT students to find their feet
Sandra Sosa-Rivero and Heeya Yun have accepted the challenge of learning English.
We CAN Celebrate showcases artists
We CAN Celebrate is a collaborative exhibition of Hawke's Bay artists
Mulling over being a married man
Hits DJ Adam Green talks about the perils of marriage
Sweet success for Sherwood students
Students have had updates and lessons about bees since the school hives arrived in spring.
Takapau fire tower toppled
The tower was used for ladder drills and to dry the old canvas hoses
Central HB still short of feed amid changing farming fortunes
Feed has been an issue for the whole of CHB and some areas are worse off than others.
Level 1 great news for CHB Readers and Writers Festival
The committee is now finalising the details of the four-day festival
Cooking CHB: Abundant apples offer ample options
Even mealy, bland apples can be improved with enhancements like lemon and spices.
Wastewater land discharge an option for Waipawa
Otane's treated wastewater discharges through a farm drain to the Papanui stream.
Separation and divorce advice from CAB
CAB manager Jenny Pearce outlines some separation and divorce advice
NZ Journal stories now in hardcover
Author Nancy Patulski and illustrator Sonya Lethbridge collaborate on a book.
Echo Mountain a wonderful read for the family
Louise Ward reviews Echo Mountain about a family during the depression forced to shift
Questions people think it's okay to ask while you're pregnant
Antenatal and birth educator Janine Gard writes a weekly column for the community papers.
Dave Hale delves into the Hawaiian underworld in his latest novel
Author Dave Hale talks about his fifth book Aloha Crazy Horse
Knitting skills brought to the fore during lockdown
The knitters have also made baby bonnets, bootees, helmets, cardigans and jerseys
Appreciation shown for piper's Anzac spirit
Piper wasn't going to let Anzac Day go by without marking it by playing
Gillian Receveur: featured artist at Electra
Dedicated artist is at her drawing board every day
Rocket Lab needs perfect first shot for Thursday launch
Could it be one of the clearest views since the first launch more than three years ago?