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Big chairs to support Waipawa students
The oversized chairs are a safe place for students if they feel sad or need a friend.
Third time's the charm for Waipawa M&D's Aladdin
Sir Roger Hall, who authored the show, has seen it and given his seal of approval.
Wastewater decision a win for Takapau awa
The restoration of a popular swimming hole is part of the process.
Marathon in a Month fundraiser supports cancer services
The Cancer Society supports people and their whānau affected by the disease.
Iron Sisters to ride for Remembrance Army
Iron Sisters Aotearoa invite you to ride out on a Mystery Halloween Ride.
Guns n Roses bring home roller derby trophy
Hawke's Bay roller derby junior team Guns n Roses (GnRs) won a golden roller skate trophy.
Life's a stage for new improv company
Emma Bowyer has started a murder mystery dinner company and improv theatre classes
Lost cat turns up seven months later
Pauline White's lost cat Sandy turned up after being missing for seven months
Hard to choose the perfect name
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about choosing baby names.
What we need to know about Central Hawke's Bay's roading recovery
The council has approved immediate release of $500,000 from its Catastrophic Events Fund.
Ducks in a row for Waipawa Spring Festival fun
The Ronald McDonald House Art Auction 2022 began on Duck Day and will run for 30 days.
The Stranger by Kathryn Hore (Allen and Unwin, $36.99)
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Stranger by Kathryn Hore.
Hawke's Bay Arts Festival brings eclectic range of shows to Napier
A range of shows open this week in Napier as part of the Hawke's Bay Arts Festival.
Paramedics' arrival thwarted rapist's intention to kill 94yo
Hawira Duncan has been sent to prison for 15 years and cannot be released before 2032.
Dress up in orange for MS fun event
The 10th annual Multiple Steps for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) event is in a fortnight.
Central Hawke's Bay sitting councillors all returned as progress results released
The progress result does not include some special votes and votes still in transit
When pregnancy gives you that itchy feeling
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about cholestasis of pregnancy.
Ethnic communities to play ball and build bridges
PFHBA is hosting the first Napier Ethnic Communities Tennis Ball Cricket Tournament.
Plants taken from remnant of historic ngahere unlikely to survive
Voluntary efforts by young and old to enhance the bush reserve are being ruined
New supermarket brings cutting edge design to Waipawa's main street
Local businesses are on board for the build ... from the earthworks to the roofing.
Quack quack, it's back - Duck Day returns to Waipawa
The Ronald McDonald House Art Auction is back for the 2022 Waipawa Spring Festival.
Road wreckage fears in Central Hawke's Bay, could cost up to three times roading budget
Damage of $40m is possible, with 35 slips already and more bad weather on the horizon.
Adventure racers go for it in 16th national event
The 16th annual Go-4-12 Adventure Race was held in Hawke's Bay a couple of weeks ago.
Snoring leads to divorce
Reporter Brenda Vowden talks about the dilemma of having a husband who snores.
Napier Tech and Junior bands back to delight
The Napier Tech Band and Junior Band will be performing an afternoon concert on October 2.
Escape into a world of adventure
Louise Ward has reviewed Tarquin the Honest: The Hand of Glodd by Gareth Ward
Tyres, energy drink cans, paper bags, food wrappers...picked up on SH2 in CHB
More than 80 clean-up volunteers picked their way over 5km of State Highway 2, in CHB.
Book review: Honest memoirs from a life shaped by rugby
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Rugby Head by Greg Bruce
Flags are at half mast in Central Hawke's Bay as the district remembers the Queen
In 1954 the visiting Queen was given a reception at the Waipukurau train station.
Giant of Hawke's Bay history saved
Locals always tipped a mental hat to 'the rusty thing'. But no-one thought to move it.
CHB trampolinist selected to represent New Zealand
Trampolinist Lachie Kirk and coach Wayne Marsh will travel to Bulgaria to represent NZ.
Wanted: Singer who sings off-key
Napier Reps casting audition for Art Deco play Glorious! about Florence Foster Jenkins