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Henry Hill school has taken a social and emotional learning approach.
Paul Majboroda has moved Minton Booklovers across the road to a new store in Emerson St.
Talking Heads monologues written by Alan Bennett are back at the Tabard.
The month-long series of sustainability events is held each November.
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about labour.
CAB Napier manager Jenny Pearce looks at the ins and outs of retirement villages
NGHS student Olivia Mirams won a spot on a BLAKE Inspire programme.
Feedback is wanted on the Keirunga Gardens management plan
The combined councils' HazMobile is back to collect chemical waste in the community
What happens to a bloke when his man's shed is taken over by a bunch of strident women?
Bradshaws is a new artisan store in Havelock North selling real fruit products.
Home Stretch by Graham Norton is reviewed by Louise Ward from Wardini Books
Show starts, with the first of 190 sheepdog trials, and over 600 horses were arriving.
The Hawke's Bay Show runs from Wednesday to Monday this year.
Adele Broadbent reviews Untwisted - the story of my Life, by Paul Jennings
Lucas and Jess Allen will be racing against each other at the North Island Blokart Champs
It could lead to more dirty water issues in a city plagued by them.
Tremains Community Trust has $17,000 to give away to the community
HB art is alive with Arts Festival, Nuit Blanche; Art After Dark and Art Trail
Full Spectrum art installation will be in CBD during Harcourt's Hawke's Bay Arts Festival.
Hawke's Bay educator Doug Rehu has created an online tool to support wellbeing.
Vicki Charman is trying to find the owners of some photos
Sarah Findlay is now relaunching her mum's Holistic Coaching business.
EIT graduate Sarah Findlay is launching her own health centred business.
Two cats with very similar names are up for grabs at Napier SPCA.
Ondene van Dulm is the new Head of School of EIT's School of Health and Sport Science.
CAB has volunteers on hand to advise those suffering financial hardship
ME/CFS sufferers have a monthly support group meeting in Taradale.
Louise Ward reviews Tree of Strangers by Barbara Sumner.
Wardini Books has been named the Nielsen Bookshop of the Year 2020.
Players teaming up as Magpies hit the road for cup-season warm-up match.