Cannabis reform gets a public hearing
The EJP Network has organised a public forum to learn about cannabis reform.
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New round of exhibitions at CAN
Interim Creative Arts Napier manager Lisa Feyen talks about exhibitions coming up
All sports background - just the man for the Bay's basketball job
Basketball Hawke's Bay appoints a new general manager
The French pizza chef and the hidden masterpiece
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Mystery of Henri Pick
Fears after 'worst flooding in 10 years' near Tangoio
Flooding on July 3-4 was the 'worst' on coast for 10 years
Hastings: Plumbing job highlights need to make it legal
Workman fined $2500 for unauthorised, sub-standard plumbing.
Hawke's Bay Airport gets $9m loan that will secure 200 jobs
The loan will protect up to 200 jobs, Deputy PM Winston Peters says.
Party time just about up for election wannabees
It's 10 weeks until the general election on September 19. Are you enrolled?
'Sobering': Ex-AB star's shock as teammates revive player
Revival of the Hawke's Bay club rugby stalwart was "miraculous", Zac Guildford says.
'Muscle' man jailed for sexual violation of kidnap victim
A blanket was placed over her head as she was kidnapped. The "muscle" man took advantage.
Artists' exhibition to support maternal mental health
An art exhibition to support maternal mental health is coming up at CAN
Free clinics open at CAB
CAB Napier has opened free lawyer, JP, advocacy and migrant clinics.
Napier hosts Pakistan festival
A gathering to celebrate Eid al Adha and Pakistan Independence Day to be held in Napier.
Janine Gard: Gender reveal ideas for your baby
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about ways to reveal the gender of baby.
Hawke's Bay poets live on air
Jeremy Roberts hosts a live poetry show on Radio Kidnappers.
Review: Enter the Aardvark by Jessica Anthony
Enter the Aardvark narrates the sudden, ignominious downfall of an ambitious politician.
Hawke's Bay: Plastic a problem but dotterels the real concern
Dotterels are in danger and have been spotted during litter surveys.
Job losses as trust decides to cut the cloth to fit Napier's Art Deco suit
Cruise tour demise bruises the bank balances, but the annual festival will go on.
Inquiry launched after gangsters fight near Napier courthouse
Two men face-off in the street - across the road from the courthouse
Highway horror sparks mayor's demands for action
There've been 12 deaths on the road in just over four years - eight in the last 12 months.
Sandy Adsett, the kid from Raupunga, takes his place among NZ's greatest artists
Alongside Hotere, Te Kanawa and Neill is the boy from Raupunga.
The shoulder tap that could have turned Anne Tolley to Labour
Anne Tolley's Napier council time ended in "knives". It led to a life she'd never dreamed.
Nine tips to healthy skin this winter
Ahuriri Pharmacy column about looking after your skin in winter
Napier Tech Band warms up for next concert
Programme for belated Mother's Day concert to open with Entry of the Gladiators.
EIT baking sale a success story
EIT level 4 Certificate in Baking course held a baking sale for the community
Life under lockdown captured in cartoons
Award-winning artist Anna Crichton's has written and illustrated cartoons about lockdown
Absorbing novel uncovers the real Edith Wharton
The Night of All Souls is a refreshing, absorbing novel, a chance to see life after death
Weird and wonderful ways to find out baby's gender
Parenting and birth educator Janine Gard talks about many methods used to find out the sex
Hilton to open in Napier, despite plans to sell building
DoubleTree by Hilton, 52 rooms, to open by this time next year.
Hawke's Bay karters ready for gold
Goldstar 2020 is set to race at Roy's Hill next weekend
CAB lets off the throttle
CAB's fundraising event Throttle Up cancelled due to covid but raffle went ahead