Matariki - a time for planning for the year ahead
The first public holiday to celebrate Matariki will be on Friday June 24, 2022.
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CHB loses their Santa with passing of bearded gent
Despite his illness Colin was determined to attend Anzac Day in Waipawa this year
Bookarama is about to take over the CHB Municipal Theatre - and booklovers can't wait
If you've been before, you'll be waiting in eager anticipation
Agility competition for the fast and the furriest
Central Hawke's Bay Dog Training Club holds regular training sessions and competitions
Locals are hoping the share of a winning division one ticket has come to a Waipawa punter
Staff at Waipawa BP are delighted one of their customers has had a big win.
Fabulous read both funny and sad
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Lost Shtetl by Max Gross
Aachen adventure for Central Hawke's Bay rider
The competition can be seen on FEI TV and through the FEI social media pages
Tsunami 'blue line' a first for Hawke's Bay
Blue Lines are a public education tool that will help keep the community safe.
Have a cuppa and chat for men's health
Dads HQ is promoting 'starting the conversation' in time for NZ Men's Health Week.
Broken headstones and smashed crosses are being investigated by Police
Police would like to hear from anyone with information about the damage.
All terrain wheelchair makes outdoor areas accessible
The wheelchair will be available from the Centralines Sports Complex, Waipukurau.
What not to do in labour
Parenting and birth expert Janine Gard talks about what not to do in labour
Book review: Turning the pages on Matariki
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews three Matariki based books.
Community garden closure brings educational opportunities
It was a bare paddock, which was then ploughed using Clydesdale horses.
Too much fizz leads to green and yellow cards ... and a win
The squad had a well-deserved break last weekend due to Queen's Birthday.
Book Review: Haunting tale of history's deadliest female sniper
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn
What's it like for dads during birth
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about the birth partner's role in labour
Purpose-built depot was in planning for more than five years
Central Hawke's Bay's population has reached a high of more than 15,000 residents.
Visitors delight in the rural environment with sheep just over the fence
Views across rolling paddocks give the opportunity to observe a working farm
UK man remembers the treatment and kindness that saved his life
Beds were pushed onto the veranda every morning and taken in at the close of the day.
Exciting opportunities but lead lost in second half
Umpires commented how much they enjoyed watching the Unichem Women's Premier team play.
Matariki events tipped to draw thousands
Hastings' first Matariki event was on a cold dismal night in 2000 - hundreds turned up
The waka was first named 'Tarai Pō': Built in the night
"This is the journey I know of the waka Takitimu"
Advocacy service a voice for the people
People's Advocacy Service helps people navigate their way around government departments
Arrests made for aggravated robbery and a burglary in CHB
Police have thanked community members who helped with the investigations.
Book Review: Mikki and Me and the Out-of-Tune Tree
Louise Ward reviews children's novel by Australian author Marion Roberts.
Postnatal depression - a partner's perspective
Birth and parenting expert Janine Gard talks about postnatal depression.
CHB's mini crime wave - two businesses hit in two nights
Offender sprints off across Ruataniwha St
CHB District Council's new CE has taken possession of his new office - and we ask him a few questions...
Who is our new CHB District Council CE?
ReeKre8art brings eclectic mix of style and form
"Sometimes I sit in my workshop and nothing comes, other days the paint just goes flying"
Robbers flee after attendant activates fog machine
Three people tried to rob the service station
Tate promoted to Central Hawke's Bay District Council chief executive
"Tamatea Central Hawke's Bay is a special place and I am very optimistic for our future."