Take an enchanted tour of the woods
Napier Operatic is performing Into The Woods for two weeks at the Tabard Theatre
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Maddison Trophy up for grabs this Saturday
Napier Tech Old Boys and Taradale play for the Maddison Trophy
Napier Seafarers Centre reopens for business
The centre has been closed due to Covid marine border restrictions.
Vintage vibe at winter market
Miss Cecelia Rose is bringing another winter warmer vintage market to Tamatea High School
Ahuriri Rotarians gear up for Citrus Drive
The annual citrus drive is getting ready to send citrus south
Cake decorators get the right mix
The Napier Cake Decorators Guild is hosting the annual conference next year
Hinewai Ormsby: Planting for the Future
HBRC councillor Hinewai Ormsby looks to the future
Brass and tech bands bring concert of music from the silver screen
MTG Napier is hosting a concert with the brass and tech bands both playing
Story authentic in its sadness and an epic treat
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Horse by Geraldine Brooks
Breastfeeding - how you can support your partner
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about how to support a breastfeeding mum
Ultimate goal: Rovers' mission to return to the big league
Football club out to write another winning chapter in their very proud history
Hawke's Bay students jump into Girls with Hi-Vis project
Girls with Hi-Vis attracts more women into trade and technical roles.
Canine culprits involved in case of the missing earplugs
Reporter Brenda Vowden's earplugs are stolen by her puppies
When landlords and tenants can't see eye to eye
CAB Napier manager Jenny Pearce talks about tenancy issues
Friends celebrate quarter of a century
Otatara Combined Friendship Club recently celebrated 25 years.
Breathing programme for heart patients to get funding
Breathing programme has reduced breathlessness and hospital visits for patients
SPCA weathering the storm
A cat was found up a drainpipe and taken into the SPCA where they're inundated with strays
Baby massage helps Dads bond
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about baby massage
Graphic memoir a fascinating read
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Murder Book by Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell
Māori midwifery practice opens
Tapuhi Kura, midwifery practice reintegrates Māori cultural practices into daily care.
Wilding pines group battle touch enemy
Wilding Pines Community Group is making a difference in the Kawekas
Sacred Heart College students accept YES mission
Students developed solutions to real-world sustainability issues.
Art Deco Trust celebrates volunteers
Annual dinner acknowledges 'very backbone of the organisation'.
Coats, hats and fur wraps
Art Deco Trust's winter deco is taking centre stage from Friday to Sunday, July 15-17.
Many newly single dads struggle to know where to start
Parenting and birth expert Janine Gard talks about single dads struggling with babies.
Wonderful resource on autism
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviewed I Am Autistic by Chanelle Moriah
Braving the wintry waves
Reporter Brenda Vowden talks about her experience ocean swimming
Awards celebrate Bay's 'rich and diversified cultural mix'
'A forum for highlighting the considerable contribution and value of the Asian community'
When dad struggles after baby is born
Parenting and birth expert Janine Gard talks about how a new baby can affect fathers.
Book review: Happy-Go-Lucky by David Sedaris
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Happy-Go-Lucky by David Sedaris.
New venture gets elderly back on their bike
Cycling Without Age has imported a triobike and takes elderly for rides in the community.
Former student turned scientist visits William Colenso College
Amar Flood returned to his former high school after becoming a researcher in the US
Native forest honours Matariki
Tamatea High School is planting out a paddock with native trees for Matariki
No worries as Napier identity turns 100
Prominent Napier businessman Byron Buchanan celebrates his 100th birthday