Peter Feeney hosts acting workshop at Keirunga Gardens
Th workshop and talk will take place in the first weekend of December.
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It'll be fine in Napier after the storm
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Labour leads secured in Hawke's Bay electorates
Labour's lead in all four Hawke's Bay electorates tightened, with no MP changes.
Choirs and 570 voices triumph at Hastings' Kids Sing Festival
Pictures from The Kids Sing festival in Hastings on Tuesday.
Fireworks safety urged ahead of Guy Fawkes night
As fireworks go on sale until November 5, FENZ is urging safety for private displays.
Olympic level at Woodford's Shine masterclass with Barbara Kendall
Olympic gold medallist said the young women must remember to have self-belief in life.
Havelock North strawberry growers loving their new patch
'From planting the strawberries to picking them, it's back-breaking work.'
Havelock North High School girls win national canoe polo title
Ashlee Greaves (18) and Meaghan Broad (14) were named in the national tournament team.
Communities split over free school lunches
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Why a former reverend is voting 'Yes' to legalising assisted dying
Craig Kilgour lost the two loves of his life to cancer.
Walkers injured in Te Mata Peak accident
St John said two people were seriously injured after falling down a bank on Te Mata Peak.
His Te Mata Peak Rd fence is a vehicle magnet. It's costing him thousands
"We have never received a penny in reparations for fixing the fences."
Dance with 30 robotic dinosaurs on Marine Parade
There'll be 30 dinosaurs coming right at you.
Read all about it! Wardini wins NZ bookshop of the year
Wardini Books has been named the Nielsen Bookshop of the Year 2020.
Naming plan: Hastings to be a te reo Māori city by 2040
Māori Party wants many more Māori place names in place by 2026.
Hawke's Bay teen's first drive of first car ends with it broken down and trashed
First car, first drive, first breakdown, first break-in, humanity restored, all in a day.
'Zero tolerance for racism within our business'
Hawke's Bay businesswoman caught up in political meme controversy
New water main being built on Te Aute Rd
The construction is part of a two-year work programme upgrading drinking water.
Two young mums find success at YES competition
The pair are students at the Flaxmere Teen Parent Unit.
Ryman vows to open $100m retirement village by September, despite building issues
Residents of new $100m village told they will be compensated if move-in dates delayed.
Te Mata Mushrooms investment to contribute extra $21.5m to Hawke's Bay economy
The funding will come from the $3b for infrastructure projects in Govt's Covid-19 fund.
Havelock North's much-loved, and abused, recycling centre unlikely to re-open
The council has received verbal advice that its lease of the land is being terminated.
Prayers for Hawke's Bay pastor's son arrested on church grounds and charged with drugs offences
Son of a Hawke's Bay pastor charged with a number of drug related offences.
PGF cash to help renovate seven community halls in Hastings District
Tabuteau said halls and sports clubs are 'incredibly important social centres'.
Bold vision unfolding before our eyes at Mitre 10 Park
We now know that the facility is about to include a Hawke's Bay Aquatic Centre.
U-turn: Havelock North jewellery shop sign to stay
Unio Goldsmith & Gallery has been told its 15-year-old sign can now stay.
Group fears new reservoir will 'industrialise' Hastings park
The Friends of Frimley Park oppose the development of the water tank and treatment plant.
Light and fire festival coming to Hawke's Bay
Walk of Wonders marks a huge milestone for festival director and light artist.
New agent says CHB property market buzzing
People used to call into the office to see what was on the market, now they go online.
Canadians bring spiritual dimension to Havelock North
The arts and crafts aspect of the Havelock Work had spread from Britain around 1880.
New national water regulator welcomed by Hawke's Bay mayors
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