We CAN celebrate invites artists to exhibit
Creative Arts Napier celebrate next level with We CAN Celebrate exhibition
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Education pioneer made MZNM
Lois Chick is based in Christchurch but has a home in Napier.
Farmer gets National nod for Wairarapa election race
The Wairarapa electorate has been one of the few genuine three-way races for years.
Marian Campbell's Te Araroa trail walk raises funds for youth
I was fortunate to reach Bluff five days before the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown
CHB sports results
Sport is starting to resume in Central Hawke's Bay, with golf first off the ranks
'Digging deep for our farmers in drought' appeal launched
The fund will be used to transport feed to farmers in need.
Queen's Birthday Honours: Marie Taylor QSM - High honour but who to blame?
A Napier plants expert has been recognised for her efforts in the region and nationwide.
Hawke's Bay's winter sports set to start
Sports seasons might be starting a bit late, but it's better than late than never.
'Same old gravy train': Hawke's Bay iwi chief's scathing attack on water policy
Council says it has no choice but to pick which water bodies are the most 'outstanding'.
Revamped Waipukurau Library closed suddenly due to 'structural vulnerabilities'
Renovations in late 2015 were supposed to bring the facility up to code.
Feed heads for lifestyle blocks
More than 1000 mini-bales were snapped-up in a few hours.
Taekwon-do champs find new venue
HBITF Taekwon-do organisation moves to larger venue in Hastings.
Bowls tournament gets sport back on the go in Hawke's Bay
Hastings hosts one of first post-lockdown regional or national sports tournaments in NZ.
Napier author and cancer survivor Deborah Burnside on life in her bubble
Napier author Deborah Burnside talks about her experiences during lockdown.
Stortford Lodge saleyards veteran bows out
A love of animals "and repairing broken gates" was what drew him to the job
$2m package to promote employment in CHB
Planning has started with the programme due to start within two months
Grieving Aussie-based dad's battle to get to daughter's funeral
Grieving father Bruce Sanders had to jump a few obstacles to get his daughter's funeral.
The working home cook
A carefully roasted piece of meat retains its juices if chilled before cutting
CHB's kahikatea project celebrated
The pockets of forest have both seen better days and need some aroha from the community.
Thumbs up CHB
Thumbs up: to the local community shopping local and supporting local businesses
CHB's Creative Communities funding announced
"It's important for our local arts and culture to continue to thrive and grow."
Water project shortlisted for PGF funding
A kick-start of $2 million with hopes for more.
ACT names candidate for Napier
New election candidate out to increase ACT party vote in Napier.
Jessie dedicated to rescuing kittens
Jessie says she would love it if people had their cats spayed
CHB property market off and running at level 2
CHB property market still attracting interest in Covid 19 lockdown
Race on to save racing in CHB and Wairoa
The Mayor of Wairoa thought news of a likely end to racing in his town was "a joke."
A maizing video: Dannevirke farmer turns to sheep art to solve her drought boredom
Lucy Coleman is doing PhD in Animal Science. But is there a BA in Sheep Art?
Duck shooters out of luck as Lake Whatumā nears empty
One of Hawke's Bay's finest lakes for duck shooting is now nothing but a muddy puddle.
Rain relief for Bay farmers as trucks of feed flood in
Over 600 bales were supplied by over 100 farmers and have been trucked up to Hawke's Bay.
Waipukurau vets bare all for a good cause
Vet Services staff have joined farmers in Will To Live's national naked challenge.