Things young dads need to know
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about becoming a teen dad.
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Taking a bite out of Big Apple Project
Renowned artist Patrick Tyman is one of 20 involved in the Hastings public art trail.
Eddy a whirlwind of a teenager
Eddy Eddy by Kate de Goldi is reviewed by Louise Ward from Wardini Books
Kaimanawa horse rescuers lose yearling but older one on road to recovery
In seven days $11,410 was raised to help pay two Kaimanawa horses' extensive vet bills.
Maddison Trophy up for grabs this Saturday
Napier Tech Old Boys and Taradale play for the Maddison Trophy
Vintage vibe at winter market
Miss Cecelia Rose is bringing another winter warmer vintage market to Tamatea High School
Hinewai Ormsby: Planting for the Future
HBRC councillor Hinewai Ormsby looks to the future
Police arrest three after searching Porangahau address
All three have been held in custody
Story authentic in its sadness and an epic treat
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Horse by Geraldine Brooks
Breastfeeding - how you can support your partner
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about how to support a breastfeeding mum
CHB SPCA Shelter closed for good
Local volunteers are angry with the closure, saying it was underhand
Moving ceremony celebrates Nga Ara Tipuna project
They waited for the sound of the pūtātara, blown from the summit of the pā.
Canine culprits involved in case of the missing earplugs
Reporter Brenda Vowden's earplugs are stolen by her puppies
When landlords and tenants can't see eye to eye
CAB Napier manager Jenny Pearce talks about tenancy issues
Breathing programme for heart patients to get funding
Breathing programme has reduced breathlessness and hospital visits for patients
SPCA announces closure of Waipukurau shelter
SPCA will hold a meeting with the CHB community about the centre's closure.
Baby massage helps Dads bond
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about baby massage
Graphic memoir a fascinating read
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Murder Book by Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell
CHB school students had a ball at ki-o-rahi tournament
Terrace year 7 and 8 team were the winners with Terrace student Shavarna Taylor the MVP.
Matariki celebrations will end with a bang at Waipukurau's Russell Park
The Matariki Celebration at Russell Park, Waipukurau, begins at 5pm
Māori midwifery practice opens
Tapuhi Kura, midwifery practice reintegrates Māori cultural practices into daily care.
Wilding pines group battle touch enemy
Wilding Pines Community Group is making a difference in the Kawekas
Many newly single dads struggle to know where to start
Parenting and birth expert Janine Gard talks about single dads struggling with babies.
Wonderful resource on autism
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviewed I Am Autistic by Chanelle Moriah
Quilt project keeps old clothes out of CHB landfill
The project fills several needs in the community - from recycling to learning to sew
Braving the wintry waves
Reporter Brenda Vowden talks about her experience ocean swimming
CHB Lions Bookarama brings out the bookworms
"I feel like I've been on a treasure hunt - can't wait to get this lot home!"
Awards celebrate Bay's 'rich and diversified cultural mix'
'A forum for highlighting the considerable contribution and value of the Asian community'
When dad struggles after baby is born
Parenting and birth expert Janine Gard talks about how a new baby can affect fathers.
Book review: Happy-Go-Lucky by David Sedaris
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Happy-Go-Lucky by David Sedaris.
CHB District Council a finalist for two LGNZ awards
LGNZ president Stuart Crosby says the finalists exemplify outstanding service and value
Blokes with tools take over old Waipukurau Racecourse bar
The CHB Community Menzshed is one of many established around the country
Advice for dads in the bath
Parenting and birth expert Janine Gard gives advice about dads bathing with their babies.
Community concerns over CHB SPCA shelter closure
Supporters of the CHB SPCA are not convinced that the shelter's closure is temporary.