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NCC working to make Napier more accessible for everyone
The beauty of Napier now more accessible with the iconic Sunken Gardens new ramp.
Get innovative advice with Napier's upcoming winter business breakfasts
Napier businesses large and small are invited to attend business breakfast on innovation.
Introduction to the new Napier Courier editor
Napier Courier and Hastings Leader start a new chapter with a new editor.
CAN Winter Makers Market is coming soon
Creative Arts Napier hosts Hawke’s Bay Art Guide Exhibition showcasing over 75 artists.
Going Zero will fill all your thriller, suspense, mystery and adventure needs
Going Zero by Andrew McCarten, reviewed by Louise Ward.
Napier CBD hosts Valentine's Day in June
Napier CBD gives Valentine's Day another go after Cyclone Gabrielle wiped out the event.
Wind in their sails: Napier teens off to 420 World Championships in Spain
Two Napier teams join two Auckland teams heading to 420 world championships in Spain.
Half price and one-eyed Gypsy may be the kitten for you
This week is the last week to adopt a new pet for half the price from Hawke's Bay SPCA.
A stitch in time helps cyclone victims
Marilyn has been donated half a dozen quilts and some slippers for cyclone victims
Hawke’s Bay Airport celebrates Biodiversity Week
Hawke’s Bay Airport is inviting kids to the terminal as part of Biodiversity Week
Babe I hate to go
Reporter Brenda Vowden has been made redundant after 15 years so saying her farewells
Gala dinner to aid cyclone relief
A gala dinner is being held at the Old Church to raise money for cyclone relief
Celebrating five decades of trading fairly
Trade Aid has been in NZ 50 years and Napier shop celebrating with a volunteers' lunch.
CAN holds exhibition of artists from this year’s regional Art Guide
In June CAN will be hosting an exhibition of artists from this year’s regional Art Guide.
Tale of Padovano sisters draws reader in
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Hello Beautiful by Ann Napolitano
Maybe the hippies were right as Chantal turns 40
Chantal Shop is 40 years old and is celebrating the milestone this month.
Cycling Without Age's trio bike service a year old
Cycling Without Age Napier trustee Alan White talks up the service a year on
Buskers help Trade Aid celebrate
A trio of busking siblings performed outside Trade Aid in Napier on World Fair Trade Day
Seniors stick to the knitting for worthy cause
Norma Sinton's house was the drop-off for a mountain of goodies to go to Ukraine.
Junior roller derby team cutting a track to world champs
Junior roller derby team members and two coaches are off to the worlds in France
Ramble through the life of young Joe Bennett
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews From There to Here by Joe Bennett
NZ plays to warm up winter season
Tickets are on sale for The Little Theatre’s Winter One-Act Play Season
Tough kids take up the challenge
The Mitre 10 Mega Tough Kid challenge saw eager tamariki from schools in HB take part
Community garden opens to public
An open day is being held with a blessing and welcome of a new community garden
Bay Skate scooter rider top of her game
Napier scooter champ is off to the worlds in France
Book review: Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts by Josie Shapiro
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts.
Art space donated for Waiohiki artists following cyclone
The exhibition space was gifted to Waiohiki artists following Cyclone Gabrielle.
Migrant women’s wellbeing course developed
The Napier CAB and Hawke's Bay MCA are organising a wellbeing course for migrant women.
Club flies flag for navy vets
The Ex-Royal Navy club meets regularly and invites new members to come along.
Applications open for Rotary Club of Ahuriri Charitable Trust’s annual grant
Applications are open for the Rotary Club of Ahuriri Charitable Trust's annual grant.
Blood Among the Books a chance for a criminally good conversation about books
Blood among the Books is a free event leading up to the Ngaio Marsh awards
Artists raise funds to support the restoration of Waiohiki Creative Arts Village
CAN in collaboration with Taupo Artists raised $9000 for Waiohiki Arts Village
Money raised in Otago will help repair Rowan House
PSO held a fundraiser for their Presbyterian Support colleagues following the cyclone