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Review: The Art of Death by David Fennell
Louise Ward reviews The Art of Death by David Fennell
A Sideline View - Walking the Heaphy
Brenda Vowden writes about her first day walking the Heaphy Track with husband Ed
Biodiversity Hawke's Bay's day of education at Little Bush
Little Bush Reserve was the centre of a Biodiversity Hawke's Bay led event
Music and dance event off to a flying start
MADE for a Cause Indian dance and music event back to wow at Toitoi with trapeze.
Napier's Six Sisters' villas earn heritage status due to quake link
Napier landmarks claim heritage status.
Keeping poetry alive in Hawke's Bay
Bill Sutton is retiring from NZ's longest-running poetry group, the HB Live Poets Society.
Let's look at early babies
Birth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about preterm births.
Free EIT course in traditional Maori food production
EIT is running Certificate in Māori Traditional Food Production, Harvest and Management.
EIT chef graduates land dream jobs at Black Barn
EIT pair excited to join Havelock North bistro.
Newbies to Napier meet for lunch
Heather Fletcher helps organise a lunch group for newcomers to Napier
Staying well: Women's health in our 50s
Ahuriri Pharmacy talks about women's health in their 50s
Hapū help to raise Māori student achievement
Tamatea High School are taking measures to honour the treaty
Rotarian cycles from North Cape to Bluff - all in name of charity
Greenmeadows member Alan White will be travelling the 3000km Te Araroa Trail.
Lightseekers by Femi Kayode
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews crime novel Lightseekers by Femi Kayode.
New arrivals boost biodiversity at Cape Sanctuary
Cape Sanctuary has marked a milestone with its successful seabird programme
Eskdale and mountain bike parks collide
Friends of Eskdale Park spokespeople are battling mountain bikers over the park's future.
CAB's tips for both renters and landlords
Changes to tenancy laws now in place, with phase 2 having taken effect from February 11
Local Focus: Deco weekend dances on despite cancellation
Deco festival continues thanks to independent events. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Can do attitude at arts centre
The CAN Do Deco exhibition features a wide variety of exquisite Art Deco inspired artwork
Raw Collective hits the stage at Paisley
10 piece Wellington hip hop crew Raw Collective comes to Napier Q&A with singer Pauly Lowe
The baby shower binds people together
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about baby showers and their history.
Wardini Books review: Lucky's by Andrew Pippos
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Lucky's by Andrew Pippos
New play hangs by a thread
Playwright and director, John Cocking, has drawn on earthquake archives to produce a play
Charter Parade marches into Deco Festival
To see the full programme of events and buy tickets visit www.artdecofestival.co.nz
'It's become quite an iconic event': Puketapu Auction and Fair returns for 2021
The Puketapu Auction and Fair will be held on February 28.
Just Jack by Adele Broadbent
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Just Jack by Adele Broadbent.
Dorothy keeps on keeping on
Dorothy Corbishley is nearly 92 and been the longest resident at Coventry Ave flats.
Old planes back to grace the skies
Napier Aero Club is again organising the air event during Art Deco
Napier Tech bands looking for talent
Napier Tech Bands are on the lookout for new members.
Walk2 'D Feet shines light on Motor Neurone in Hawke's Bay
Dave Waugh is participating in an event which raises money and awareness for MND.
Arts Focus at CAN, Napier
A promising young artists has had works exhibited worldwide and now at CAN.