Steve Carlé: Time to say goodbye
Editor’s role at Bush Telegraph handed over to Leanne Warr.
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Deputy PM Carmel Sepuloni excited about Hawke's Bay's future trades jobs
The Deputy Prime Minister met building academy students working on homes for Kāinga Ora.
Tale of Padovano sisters draws reader in
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Hello Beautiful by Ann Napolitano
One hundred days in, still a long way to go for Tararua's recovery
A lot of work is going on behind the scenes.
New bridge in the works for Waikare Gorge bypass
The project includes 3.9km of new road and one of New Zealand's highest highway bridges.
Sir Ian Taylor: Slash and learn - the huge forestry opportunity for NZ
OPINION: Are we at last seeing politicians who recognise that industry is not the enemy?
Warriors flying the flag for Hawke's Bay
'It pulls on the heartstrings when people go through what they went through.'
Farming after a cyclone can’t be the same as it always was
Opinion: This is not a dictate of ideology - it’s a reflection of trade realities.
Adopt a dog: Give one or both of these pound pups a home
This week HDC Animal Control is looking for a home for two special pound pups.
'First major drug intercept from South Africa': authorites find $29m of meth hidden in pallets
The seizure is also the largest meth shipment ever found at Napier Port.
Hawke’s Bay named the 12th Great Wine Capital of the World
It's hoped the accolade will translate into an uptick in wine tourism to the region.
CHB mayor wants more detail about the funding for Hawke’s Bay communities
Government will set aside $6 billion for delivery of National Resilience Plan.
The Central Hawke’s Bay Museum is free this year. Here’s the cool things you can go see
A blast from the past is the Waipawa Hospital Board’s 1949 Humber Super Snipe ambulance.
Two airlifted to hospital after Central Hawke’s Bay crash, no injuries in Havelock North bus crash
Two people were airlifted to hospital after a car crashed through a fence near Ongaonga.
The flights carrying $41m in cash during peak of cyclone crisis
Armed police watched on as the "very important mission" came in to land.
Compliment Van rocks up to CHB College for Pink Shirt Day
The Jobs CHB team turned the Jobs Van into a Compliment Van.
Still here, still working, still together: The stunning recovery of the Esk Church
The clang of a church bell rang on Tuesday morning, as if to say, "I'm still standing".
Coffee shop gives away hundreds of free coffees after Eftpos break down
Meg Masterson had no idea if customers would return to pay. She needn't have worried.
Maybe the hippies were right as Chantal turns 40
Chantal Shop is 40 years old and is celebrating the milestone this month.
Off to the saleyards for Argyll East's student farmers
The Argyll East School Farming Club has been going for many years.
Enjoy some one-act plays at festival
Elevator is the story of three women – each with a very dangerous secret.
Rattling the Chains: Teamwork required on Central Hawke's Bay Annual Plan reset
Central Hawke's Bay District Council seeks feedback on its draft Annual Plan 2023-24.
Two men, a Mini and a police pursuit: Original Goodbye Pork Pie back on Dannevirke screens
The movie became a Kiwi classic. A Dannevirke man was determined to bring it back.
$970k of MPI funding allocated to CHB catchment collective
TLC will work with 17 catchments in Central Hawke’s Bay, covering 216,000 hectares.
Opinion: Why we should embrace boredom again
Opinion: Somewhere on the line, the magic of portable entertainment became more invasive.
‘A life of its own’: Opening of community garden brings joy to Tamatea
The lawn of Julie McLean's Lancaster St property is now a new community garden.
Oh to be a fly on the wall: An English teacher's encounter with artificial intelligence
Opinion: The following 'chat' is created entirely by me.
Medallion Pet Foods' Farmer Exchange Programme takes the hassle out of dog tucker
Medallion Pet Foods in Waipukurau is one of the country’s oldest pet food plants.
CHB's Wow Map selected by Massey University for catchment solutions project
Catchment group started in woolshed now part of $3 million Massey University project.
'Uncharted territory': Why Cyclone Gabrielle will kill fruit trees for years to come
“There’s not a lot of information about what to do - it's uncharted territory."
Local Focus: Where to live after losing everything?
For many impacted by the cyclone, the best accommodation option has been family.
The Chase's Dark Destroyer sells out Toitoi event
Dark Destroyer sells out Toitoi event three weeks after tickets go on sale.
Heavy-rain watches in place for Northern Hawke’s Bay
Tairāwhiti-Gisborne and the Wairoa District can expect big rain.
Census makes final push for Māori and Pasifika stragglers with Warriors tickets and kai vouchers
Thousands of notices have gone to Census defaulters warning of fines.