Arts Focus: Get along to CAN for holiday programmes in Napier
Lisa Feyen from CAN talks about all of the upcoming exhibitions.
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Tourist loses his van home to Napier thieves
When thieves smashed and grabbed Nicolas Lichtbringer's van, they were also taking a bed.
One person injured after car crashes into creek in Napier
One person injured after car crashed into a creek in Napier on Saturday night.
Body art on show in new gallery
Cherie Meerlo has opened a gallery at her home and is having a bodyart exhibition
Fifa Women's World Cup teams to train in Hawke's Bay
Napier missed out on hosting a match as the tournament expanded to include Aussie venues..
CAB: Questions about problems with products
Jenny Pearce from Napier CAB talks about our rights with products and services
Polished English skills bring on career change
Tareq Assad ended up changing his career after moving to New Zealand and learning English
International student support during extraordinary times
EIT international students were well supported during lockdown
Snapping away the school holidays
Photographer Shayne Jeffares runs a photographic school holiday programme
Peaceful protest in Haumoana sends message to military
A peace group protest was held in Haumoana against military event RIMPAC.
Napier Repertory Players present double feature
Napier Repertory Players are back on stage with a double act of two award-winning plays
Hawke's Bay leads country in economic optimism
Looking better in Hawke's Bay - not so good in the big smoke.
Hawke's Bay PGA? It's a long drive for the mini-golf
More than 80 games of mini-golf in three weeks.
Ghost tours enhancing the Napier Prison experience
A new ghost tour is at the prison and Napier audio tour app is in the making
Are Rod Stewart's Mission concerts still happening?
It's still all go for Missions November 14 and 15.
Cravings, pica and aversions - are they good or bad?
Pregnancy and birth educator Janine Gard talks about cravings during pregnancy.
Hoops in Schools reaches Tamatea High
Tamatea High School is one of three Hawke's Bay schools to receive basketball hoops.
Napier council's 'live chat' begins today
Consultation meetings replaced by facebook chats because of Covid-19 crisis
Bay enjoys above average rainfall
Rainfall had been below average for seven months in a row
Historic Hawke's Bay: Chinese treatment has thankfully improved
Hawke's Bay, like many NZ regions, has a history of poor treatment of Chinese immigrants.
Flash, Marineland's sea lion celebrity remembered
Flash's acting repertoire was admired by many.
Accredited Visiting Service wards off loneliness
Marg Day talks about why she is a visitor with AVS for Age Concern
Hawke's Bay A & P Show will go on
Show cut from three days to two, but it will still go on
Morning sickness rears its head for parents to be
Childbirth and parenting educator Janine Gard talks about morning sickness
Locked down but not out for Grease
Napier Operatic Society production of Grease rehearsing for show
Bras and undies needed for women and children
Deborah Burnside is organising an undies run for women's refuge
JPs call for younger, more diverse applicants
Judicial JP Neil Bramley discusses the role of being a JP and why they want younger people
Cooking CHB
Puddings have gone out of style, but they're a great way to fill up hollow-legged teens
7.4 quake felt widely across NZ: 'What the devil's that?', 'Our house was jolted'
7.4 magnitude earthquake off Gisborne's coast felt in Wellington.
Huge new subdivision hangs in the balance
Plan to put security gates around new 162-home Napier subdivision raises council ire.
Kickoff at last for 2020 club rugby
Senior club rugby has attracted 35 teams for the shortened 2020 season.
Learning English helps EIT students to find their feet
Sandra Sosa-Rivero and Heeya Yun have accepted the challenge of learning English.
Court sequel after woman's crash death on Marine Parade
Tangiwai Cotter had been walking with her bicycle across the road.