Lions club helps restore destroyed garden
A group of 30 Lions members, wives, partners and children travelled to Herbertville.
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Woodville Radio marks its 25th birthday
It was 1998 when Radio Woodville began broadcasting.
Absorbing night at the theatre
Double act with a Kiwi flavour on stage at the Little Theatre.
Hastings earthquake memorial could get earthquake strengthening soon
The clock tower is registered with the Historic Places Trust as a Category One building.
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A former Premier League hopeful is lighting up New Zealand Football's Central League.
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Four Hawke's Bay-born singers are off to Sydney to sing at the Opera House next week.
Pahīatua goes to the dogs... park
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King's Birthday tree planting includes time capsule
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Norsewood launches special book of delicious recipes
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Huntaway Grace and owner Lindsay zig zag to dog trials success
Lindsay Wink and his dog Grace gained placings in national trials.
Revealed: Gang members arranged return of stolen Lindauer paintings in secret prison deal
They disappeared after a brazen “smash and grab” robbery.
Murder trial told of friend’s message to bruised victim: ‘What’s it going to take? For him to f****** kill you?’
'None of this is normal,' a friend told woman a week before she died.
Feijoa workshops help save seasonal surplus
Workshops preserve the art of ... preserving.
LSV graduate meeting challenges head-on
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Police and school initiative helping clean up graffiti
Police are working with students to help clean up Pahīatua.
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Frimley School children gear up to take the stage at Toitoi
Frimley Primary School to take the stage at Toitoi for the first production in 10 years.
Rangitikei mayor Andy Watson hands over symbolic cheque to Tararua District
Rangitikei mayor Andy Watson handed over a symbolic cheque.
Rotorua teen named as victim in double fatal crash
The two-car crash happened on Sunday May 28.
Growers still waiting on Government assistance
The Government had promised an announcement for Hawke's Bay growers by early June.
Rule change to allow mixed waste burn-offs
Persistent issue with piles of debris on formerly productive land.
Te Awa o Mokotūāraro restored to river formerly known as Clive River
Traditional Māori name wins out: Clive River is restored to its original te reo.
Community advocates say $9K spent on census hui was money well spent
The $9000 spent on four census hui with gangs was money well spent.
Dannevirke takes time out to mark historic events
Tree planted to honour coronation of King Charles III and time capsules buried.
Wyn Drabble: Garden chores put on ice during winter
Opinion: I know the mood will change with the return of spring.
Hawke's Bay businesses get $62.6m more for silt removal
Applicants for the latest funding will be able to receive up to $40,000, GST exclusive.
Tama Potaka: There were only 3 sports you could play — rugby, rugby or rugby
National's Tama Potaka likes to keep physically and mentally agile.
CHB Highland dancer takes top place at champs
CHB hosted the North Island highland dance champs in style over the weekend.
Tararua District libraries' reading challenge returns
The five-week challenge is aimed at encouraging adults to read a wider range of books.
Tararua District libraries join national Simultaneous Storytime event
The event is now in its 23rd year of promoting reading and literacy.