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CHB Anglicans at a crossroads – where to next for Waipawa and Takapau?

Organisers celebrate 'relaxed and happy' Duck Day.

When you Wish Upon a Star is a trip from way down Memory Lane right up to the present.

Last year’s car and bike show and dance party made $13,005.34.

Letters were sent to impacted ratepayers, mainly low-income earners and beneficiaries.

Bert is heading to Mangarara Eco Lodge in Ōtane as one of the presenters of Foodscapes.

For the cast and crew it’s the product of weeks, if not months, of hard work.

Ruahine Motors chief executive David Wills handed over the keys last Monday.

Lake Whatumā in Tamatea Central Hawke's Bay is the subject of exciting new plans.

Last year Kat won the top prize in her age group.

Teresa said she’s never seen Twister before 'but it’s lovely - such good fun.'

The planter boxes are part of the Government-funded Streets For People programme.

'A parked truck released its air brakes, causing her horse to shy on to the roadway.'

'There’s strong support for the Warriors, from Central Hawke’s Bay and Hawke’s Bay.'

The Government has directed councils to rescind Māori wards established after 2021.

'We will have free entry for as long as we can.'

The Spring Fling runs from September 1 to October 30, with events and deals throughout.

There is always a need for more JPs, Di says, especially younger people.

The boiler was last used at Makororo, to power the Gardner and Yeoman Mill.

'We have been listed two times, initially in 2020/21 and again in 23/24.″

He’s wandering through properties 'looking for something to steal'.

“Their enthusiasm and dedication creates a welcoming, engaging atmosphere for customers."

This year’s event started off cool and wet but the sun came out and the fun went on.

“Our team are very proud to have been able to provide support to the wider community."

'We said 'where's Tikokino?''

Central Hawke’s Bay District Mayor Alex Walker says the numbers simply didn’t stack up.

After Cyclone Gabrielle, stormwater funding was reprioritised.

Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki will present an exhibition by the four nominees.

The event was also a chance to fundraise for an AED for Takapau.

By Monday all roads were open again across the Central Hawke’s Bay network.

Samoan medical staff have to travel to NZ or Australia to train in newborn life support.