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Plastic-free cuppa on offer at Napier Trade Aid
Napier Trade Aid's teabags are all now 100 per cent plastic-free and plant-based.
Mrs Chippy the Cat by Susan Brocker and Raymond McGrath
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Mrs Chippy the Cat by Susan Brocker.
An edible journey at ST Pat's
WOW winner Katherine Bertram has been helping St Pat's with their Edible Fashion entries
First Muslim JP sworn in
Three new JPs sworn in including first Muslim JP in Hawke's Bay
Community planting time to dig in
Hinewai and Cam Ormsby grow native trees and have organised community planting days
Teen novel set in post-Covid like future
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Violet Black, set in a post-Covid future
Options for intervention during childbirth
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about different types of birth intervention
Reignier celebrates Matariki
Reignier School celebrated Matariki by an early start under the stars and shared breakfast
Sensory haven softens trauma for kids
A new business is offering products which help people with sensory issues.
Napier Boys' High School take Rotary debate, and plate
NGHS and NBHS held their annual debate to win the trophy of a kauri plate.
Top badminton player coaches Napier Intermediate students
Napier Intermediate has a international and national badminton coach on board
Talking about options is central to informed consent
Making informed decisions on maternity care means finding the best information available.
Arthur Miller School celebrates 50 years
Taradale-based Arthur Miller School is having its 50th jubilee in September.
Old masters and hair-raising makeup
Scary makeup, master painters and school holiday classes all coming up at CAN
Girls with Hi-Vis helping wāhine into careers as linewomen
Power to wāhine - helping women get into linework as a career.
Students warm to charity's winter clothing drive
NGHS raised money and donated pyjamas from a mufti day
Book review: Two Black Cats and a Dog Named Max by Bob Johnston
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Two Black Cats and a Dog Named Max.
Scam and identity theft unit set up in Napier
ID CARE is an Australasian identity scam centre which helps victims of cyber crime.
Pakistan festival opens door to community
"We open our door to the wider community for engagement and participation."
Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawke's Bay gathers in Hastings
About 100 mentors and mentees attended the bi-annual outing
Mending broken hearts 'one teddy bear at a time'
Memory bears and toy repairs now fill this tailor and dressmakers business
Boccia comes to the Bay
The game of boccia is being brought to the region by Enliven and Sports Hawke's Bay.
Rotary fundraiser helps lifesaving clubs
Harcourts Artex National Exhibition and Sale is Greenmeadows Rotary's major fundraiser
ARTS FOCUS on print
CAN is holding a new series of creative classes at Keirunga Creative Hub.
To Be Fair - Confessions of a District Court Judge by Rosemary Riddell
Louise Ward reviews To Be Fair - Confessions of a District Court Judge.
Labour tips for first time mums
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about the stages of labour.
Winston Churchill portrait back home
Paul Franco's 58-year-old portrait of Winston Churchill has been returned to him.
Heartfelt story of a young boy who's doing it tough
Cardboard Cowboys is a book about dealing with loneliness, misunderstanding and hurt.
Repertory Players call for auditions
Napier Repertory Players are calling for auditions for And The Giants Fell play about 9/11
YES students design body wash tablets, ditching plastic bottle waste
Piper Body is a group of Taradale High students inventing body wash tablets.
'She is not scared of anything': Mum says of daughter
Ani-Moana swallowed a battery when she was two years which left a hole in her esophagus.