CHB kids 'focused on playing great hockey'
Coaches and supporters noticed a huge improvement in the levels of hockey.
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HB Rescue Helicopter now adorned with Waipukurau's Winter Olympics logo
"We really appreciate this free service being available in our community.”
CHB residents rubbish transfer station closures
Central Hawke’s Bay District Mayor Alex Walker says the numbers simply didn’t stack up.
Waipawa to have targeted stormwater inspections before rain events
After Cyclone Gabrielle, stormwater funding was reprioritised.
Man facing driving charges after Waipawa police chase and brief manhunt
A 39-year-old Hawke's Bay man was arrested after crashing his car fleeing from police.
Wet conditions and tenacious play define the weekend
Central Hockey Club faced challenging conditions and formidable opponents.
Twenty-five year medals for two Ashley Clinton Volunteer Fire Brigade members
Both of their fathers were previous members.
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Work will begin in the next construction season when the weather is warmer and drier.
Hawke's Bay Foundation: New skipper brings more than a decade of experience
Alesha Hope grew up on an orchard in Twyford, but now calls Central Hawke’s Bay home.
Ruahine Animal Rescue speaks at Otawhao-Takapau WI meeting
Eleven members of the Otawhao-Takapau Women’s Institute gathered at St Marks in Takapau.
A tough front rower at rugby, a dancer, man of the heart.
Norm Hewitt remembered in Hawke's Bay for the Magpies' 1993 win over the British Lions.
Mike Butterick: Cost-of-living pressures have had a knock-on effect
OPINION: I do enjoy hearing from those who contribute to our communities.
Waipukurau LIttle theatre serves up a midwinter comedy treat
'Keeping Up Appearances' ran on the BBC for five seasons.
Police on the hunt for ‘Waipawa prowler’
Police ask anyone seeing suspicious activity to phone 111.
Young musician set his sights on the big stage and won gold
Gabriel Rodrigues returns from the Los Angeles competition with a golden reward.
Family thrived on adventures exploring Ormondville - From the MTG
Lawn tennis was popular among youngsters during summer
Poplars are a good choice for erosion-prone hill country
A free workshop to empower landowners to combat erosion and sedimentation into waterways.
Conversations regarding fluctuations in livestock numbers are helpful
Advisers are well aware of the challenges farmers have faced.
Juliet Carpenter announced as Walters Prize finalist
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki will present an exhibition by the four nominees.
CHB newsbriefs
Central Hawke’s Bay Police are advising residents to lock sheds and garages.
Teamwork and resilience working for Central Hockey
Despite conceding an early goal in the first quarter, Central maintained their composure.
Fundraising warming up for Takapau's new health centre
The projected cost is about $4 million.
Quarter of a century for Pakeke Centre in Central Hawke's Bay
In a double celebration, the event also marked National Volunteer Week.
Growing the rural economy is critical to rebuilding our region’s economy - Catherine Wedd
OPINION: 'We have also announced a select committee inquiry into banking.'
CHB bylaw 'encourages responsible camping'
"Camping is in the DNA of our Tamatea-Central Hawke’s Bay people."
‘I saw some terrible stuff’: Retired rural hero reflects on Cyclone Gabrielle
When the cyclone struck one retired farmer knew he had the skills to lend a hand.
Waipukurau resident Enid Rice at 100: ‘You just get on with it’
"She made the best Louise slice and she knitted blankets and booties and jerseys..."
Freemason Lodges golf tournament raises $10,000
The fundraiser was to support local community patrols.
Takapau celebrates Matariki with festivities
The event was also a chance to fundraise for an AED for Takapau.
CHB in recovery after last week's weather event
By Monday all roads were open again across the Central Hawke’s Bay network.
Processor failure hits farms and transport operators
Bruce Stephenson of Stephenson Transport said the outcome was not surprising.
Waipukurau Little Theatre presents Keeping up Appearances
Many well-known characters of the much-loved 90s TV series appear in the play.
Businesses should closely monitor issues negatively impacting culture
Poor work conditions account for over half of staff exits.
Central Hockey Club buzzing about Club Day
The day featured a reunion of umpiring legends David Tomlinson and Hayden Le Compte.