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Rotary raises money for hospice van
Taradale Rotary Club donated $22,600 towards a new van for the Hospice shop in Napier
Guns n Roses bring home roller derby trophy
Hawke's Bay roller derby junior team Guns n Roses (GnRs) won a golden roller skate trophy.
Life's a stage for new improv company
Emma Bowyer has started a murder mystery dinner company and improv theatre classes
Lost cat turns up seven months later
Pauline White's lost cat Sandy turned up after being missing for seven months
Hard to choose the perfect name
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about choosing baby names.
Check out travelling dos and don'ts
CAB is having clients contacting them and asking about passports, insurance, and visas.
Top coaches and gymnasts turn out for Omni Gym's 40th
Omni Gym turned 40 and hosted a clinic with top New Zealand coaches.
The Stranger by Kathryn Hore (Allen and Unwin, $36.99)
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Stranger by Kathryn Hore.
Hawke's Bay Arts Festival brings eclectic range of shows to Napier
A range of shows open this week in Napier as part of the Hawke's Bay Arts Festival.
Dress up in orange for MS fun event
The 10th annual Multiple Steps for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) event is in a fortnight.
When pregnancy gives you that itchy feeling
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about cholestasis of pregnancy.
Ethnic communities to play ball and build bridges
PFHBA is hosting the first Napier Ethnic Communities Tennis Ball Cricket Tournament.
Nuit Blanche returns to Napier streets
After a one-year hiatus, Napier's arts quarter will play host to Nuit Blanche.
Free fire festival lights up Waiohiki
Earth, Food and Fire is a free community event at the Waiohiki Creative Arts Village.
Shrines of Gaiety by Kate Atkinson (Transworld, $37)
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Shrines of Gaiety by Kate Atkinson.
Napier Frivs celebrate 125 years on stage
Napier Frivs celebrate 125 years on stage with a reunion show weekend.
Top authors korero at Taradale library
Authors Kate de Goldi and Susan Paris korero at Taradale Library
Debut director sprinkles 'unique touch' on Elf Jr
Elf Jr is on at Tabard Theatre from October 8-15 as a school holiday treat.
Adventure racers go for it in 16th national event
The 16th annual Go-4-12 Adventure Race was held in Hawke's Bay a couple of weeks ago.
Snoring leads to divorce
Reporter Brenda Vowden talks about the dilemma of having a husband who snores.
Napier Tech and Junior bands back to delight
The Napier Tech Band and Junior Band will be performing an afternoon concert on October 2.
Escape into a world of adventure
Louise Ward has reviewed Tarquin the Honest: The Hand of Glodd by Gareth Ward
Scholarship winner supports Para athletes
26-year-old EIT Business student Jessie Hawkes-Pearce won a Sir James Wattie scholarship
'First netball game of this sort this century'
William Colenso College and Tamatea High School netballers played a team of ex WCC players
Book review: Honest memoirs from a life shaped by rugby
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Rugby Head by Greg Bruce
Local Focus: Chad Tareha on Candidate Camera
Chad Tareha discusses his plans for Napier City Council should he be elected.
Local Focus: Maria Roberts on Candidate Camera
Maria Roberts discusses plans for Napier City Council should she be elected.
Local Focus: Nigel Olsen on Candidate Camera
Nigel Olsen discusses plans for Napier City Council should he be elected.
Wild ride from a man who dared to live adventurously
Napier poet Jeremy Roberts book The Dark Cracks of Kemang is reviewed by Michael Botur
Ahuriri Rotary Club thanks public for juicy gifts
Rotary Club of Ahuriri annual citrus drive says a "huge thank you" for all the fruit
Queen graced region with five visits
An overview of some of the moments when the Queen visited Hawke's Bay
'This is my sanity': Farmer who picked up paintbrush for the first time in 50 years
He did as told and became a successful farmer and horticulturist. But art never left him.