National Aquarium penguins 'zooming' around the world
It was just a scrap, but the little penguins were being watched from the US.
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Napier's Laserforce is closing, but owner Paul Eager's still beaming
Eager introduced Laserforce to Hawke's Bay soon after arriving from England in 2003.
We CAN Celebrate showcases artists
We CAN Celebrate is a collaborative exhibition of Hawke's Bay artists
Mulling over being a married man
Hits DJ Adam Green talks about the perils of marriage
Support staff are celebrated at Tamatea High School
Tamatea High School deputy principal Nicky Anderson talks about the school support staff.
Who's to blame for Marine Parade spaghetti maze?
A spaghetti-maze of wheel marks blots the Marine Parade landscape.
Taradale library back up and running
Libraries are often seen as the hub of a community
No excuse to be bored these holidays
This firm is all about making and doing things, and it's aimed at 'basically everyone'
Family day as Napier prosecutor becomes a judge
Crown Prosecutor Jo Rielly becomes Judge Joanne Rielly
$4251 bill for council's CEO farewell smoko
Councillors weren't invited but have been told the outlay was appropriately approved.
Claim dispute sparks rare Napier Parliament committee sitting
One of the claims was accepted by the tribunal in 1995. It's still not settled
Separation and divorce advice from CAB
CAB manager Jenny Pearce outlines some separation and divorce advice
NZ Journal stories now in hardcover
Author Nancy Patulski and illustrator Sonya Lethbridge collaborate on a book.
Napier's Annual Plan discussions to be held via Facebook chats
Social media chats replace community meetings for plan consultation.
Echo Mountain a wonderful read for the family
Louise Ward reviews Echo Mountain about a family during the depression forced to shift
Pupils draw on art skills to help rare Pacific bird
Richmond School ran an art competition in support of Samoa's endangered manumea.
Questions people think it's okay to ask while you're pregnant
Antenatal and birth educator Janine Gard writes a weekly column for the community papers.
Atawhai residents thrilled to see family
Atawhai diversional therapist Deborah Watts writes about visitors after lockdown
Tutira fatal crash victim yet to be named by police
Hawke's Bay road toll up by one on this time last year
Dave Hale delves into the Hawaiian underworld in his latest novel
Author Dave Hale talks about his fifth book Aloha Crazy Horse
Rocket Lab needs perfect first shot for Thursday launch
Could it be one of the clearest views since the first launch more than three years ago?
Marquee concert for Hastings in pandemic bounce-back
Venue change highlights concerts about suitable big-concert indoor venues in Hawke's Bay.
Advice for new parents to negotiate the right path
Antenatal educator Janine Gard gives advice for new parents.
Artist announced for Hawke's Bays wine event
Anna Jepson announced as this year's 2020 Hawke's Bay Wine Auction feature artist.
Heavy bookings prove Kiwis ready to holiday
Operators cautiously optimistic after accommodation filled during long weekend in Napier.
We CAN celebrate invites artists to exhibit
Creative Arts Napier celebrate next level with We CAN Celebrate exhibition
Ex-Napier High School boarder receives CNZM
Dr George Ngaei has been recognised in the New Zealand Honours for the second time.
New safety device option for recreational users
TrackMe has a proposal for adventurers to earn points to hire a tracking device
Historic sex abuse: Former Catholic brother sentenced
Sentencing has revealed Kevin Healy had previous convictions for similar offending.
Risky job ridding Napier of its wastewater
Multiple outfall leaks found in more-recent years. It was commission in 1967
Evening for women to sort out their wardrobes
Napier Healthy Inspirations teams with image consultant to help women sort their clothes
Napier's $40m pool formally blocked by council, public to get another say
It meets a promise of Kirsten Wise and several candidates in last year's Local Elections.
Hundreds interested in old Napier Hospital land sections
Apartment blocks which have been consented for are now unlikely on the land.