Re-Source collects, sorts, repairs and distributes donated items to those in need
Re-Source is a community organisation that accepts and donates household items.
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Eskdale Primary School students enjoy water again after the flood
EIT Institute of Sport offers swimming lessons and water safety to Eskdale schoolkids.
EVs kept pharmacy running for days after Cyclone Gabrielle
Gees Pharmacy was kept going during the power outage after the flood via an EV car.
Ugg boots to help family one step at a time
Heather and Clive Barrow are selling Ugg boots to recover from business losses.
What rot lies behind ordinary lives?
Louise Ward reviews One of Those Mothers by Megan Nicol Reed.
Fane Flaws makes his mark
An exhibition is being held to showcase some of the late Fane Flaws' artworks.
Napier Civic Choir to perform famous opera
Napier Civic Choir brings famous opera Carmina Burana alive for its first 2023 concert.
First Kiwi-built app of its kind launched for people living with dementia
Alister Robertson has designed an app for people living with dementia.
Wonderland Glow Show coming to Napier with 2000 free tickets up for grabs for HB kids
Hawke's Bay kids deserve a treat after the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle.
Māori health provider rises to Gabrielle's challenge
Te Kupenga Hauora-Ahuriri staff work tirelessly for whānau after cyclone.
Church charity steps up for those in need
PSEC has been inundated with donations to help victims of the flood.
Up to date info offered by CAB
CAB has been inundated with enquiries related to a variety of flood issues
Cyclone Gabrielle: Flooding helped church engage
Engage pastors Amy and Andrew Dishroon talk about the church's response to the floods.
CAN exhibition to raise money for Waiohiki Arts Village
CAN is holding a fundraising exhibition to support Waiohiki Arts Village.
Persian New Year comes to Hawke's Bay
Locals invited to help celebrate Persian New Year.
Book review: The Wakes by Diane Yarwood
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Wakes by Diane Yarwood.
One shoebox at a time keeps cyclone-hit communities connected
TK Kennedy-Diack is gathering shoeboxes and turning them into gift boxes for flood victims
To bead or not to bead
Eskdale School children have been involved in a bead workshop to help with their trauma
Work starts renovating Ashley Clinton Makaretu Hall
More than $100,000 has been raised for the refurbishment of Ashley Clinton Makaretu hall.
Happy ending for toy story
Layla and Zara O'Connell were reunited with their toys after they were found in the silt
Volunteer firefighters swap hoses for leaf blowers
A group of 8 volunteer firefighters cleaned up the Waipukurau-Waipawa cycleway.
Book review: One dead, one missing and a squirrel
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews The Satsuma Complex by Bob Mortimer
Death metal band raising funds for flood relief
Alternative death metal band Dissonance will play a flood fundraiser at the Cabana.
Carpooling group takes off
Matthew Judge has started a carpooling group on social media which has taken off.
Napier Tech Band in tune with shoppers
The Napier Tech Band will hit the streets for this year's first public performance.
Both lanes reopen on vital bridge between Hastings and Napier; update on Napier-Taupo Rd
Some late-night closures of the bridge are in the pipeline.
TV cameras roll at Bledisloe School's temporary classroom
Bledisloe School featured on Seven Sharp while it's working out of the town hall
Menopause rage goes viral
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Queen Bee by Ciara Geraghty.
Help for staying healthy during flood recovery
Ahuriri Pharmacy gives tips about staying healthy during the flood clean-up
Buckingham Guards off to marching tattoo
The Buckingham Guards marching team is raising money for champs across the ditch
Pets priority for vet during storm
Veterinarian Clive Hamble hunkered down in the vet hospital during the cyclone
Disaster relief fund: How you can apply
The fund offers one-off hardship grants for flooding, prolonged power outages, landslips.
Popular trails hit hard by Gabrielle
Roy Fraser from Tukituki Trail talks about the damage from the cyclone to the trails.
'Dearly loved': Cyclone flood victim had lost wife 8 months earlier
The couple relocated to New Zealand in 2021 after living in California.