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COMMUNITY LISTINGS
REGULAR Low-cost counselling: Monday to Friday, first session free then $5-$50 at the Heretaunga Women’s Centre.
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COMMUNITY LISTINGS
REGULAR Low-cost counselling: Monday to Friday, first session free then $5-$50 at the Heretaunga Women’s Centre.
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Teen parent unit marks one decade
In November, Flaxmere College celebrated 10 years since the school’s Teen Parent Unit opened.
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Gifting art this holidays: Check out Hastings Art Gallery
Te Whare Toi o Heretaunga Hastings Art Gallery kairuruku whakatairanga marketing co-ordinator Tom Kitchin shares local art gift ideas.
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‘It’s the happiest time of my year’
Twenty-five years of Christmas magic and joy, 25 years of driving around the streets of Hastings, 25 years of hard work and 25 years of creating childhood memories.
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Artist’s prison sentence quashed
An up-and-coming artist sent to prison for dealing drugs has had his jail term quashed and a home detention sentence imposed instead.
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Freedom campers draw ire of iwi
There are no freedom camping spots at Waimarama Beach — but an iwi leader says that doesn’t stop campers “doing their business wherever”.
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Your local community newspaper — in your letterbox every second Wednesday and on your device now!
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Building skills from the ground up
Three years, five houses and almost 50 students through the programme, Hastings Boys’ High School building academy has taken off quickly, giving young men a boost in their trades careers while building houses for those in need through Kāinga Ora.
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Achieving your mental wellbeing
When thinking about the pillars of health, physical practices usually are top of mind.
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Mayor looks back on busy year
As our busy year is coming to an end, it is an opportunity to reflect on what has been achieved in Heretaunga Hastings over the past 12 months.
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Your stories made it special
The past few weeks have been full of many lasts for me: my last interviews, last follow-ups, last paper layouts, last community columns, the last time I took the “right” photo for a story, and now the last time I put together and sent both the Hastings Leader and Napier Courier community papers to the printers.
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Meet both sides of a viral photo
In just two days, a Hawke’s Bay photographer’s image of a “humble, selfless man” reached over 208,000 people and had 3800-plus interactions on Facebook.
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Your local community newspaper — in your letterbox every second Wednesday and on your device now!
Your local community newspaper — in your letterbox every second Wednesday and on your device now!
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Employment rights for workers
Whether you are starting a new job or have been working for a while, everyone has the same basic legal employment rights.
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Māori storytelling in art
This summer, visitors to Te Whare Toi o Heretaunga — Hastings Art Gallery can immerse themselves in two new exhibitions of Toi Māori that explore contemporary storytelling.
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Glaring gaps in fitness influencers’ information
Health and wellness influencers love to tell you, in painful detail, about their morning routines.
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High praise for Hamish Disability achiever adds national award to successes
Born with Down syndrome, Hawke’s Bay man Hamish Gilbert has been defying stereotypes and achieved far more than many thought possible for his whole life.
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Reduced staff hours ‘detrimental’ to village residents, warns worker
Staffing hours have been cut at Havelock North’s Mary Doyle retirement village, which an aged care worker claims has been “detrimental to the residents”.
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Expose of media moguls’ ethical slide
The Men Who Killed the News
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Songbird’s lovely memoir hilarious
No Autographs Please!
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Treasured ambassador spreads love
Henare O’Keefe was raised in a “tin shack, with dirt floors and no power” in the remote East Coast settlement of Ruatoria.
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Mosques shootings prompted new look at our history
In the first major national history of Aotearoa New Zealand to be published for 20 years, Professor Michael Belgrave advances the notion that New Zealand’s two peoples — tangata whenua and subsequent migrants — have together built an open, liberal society based on a series of social contracts. Frayed though they may sometimes be, these contracts have created a country that is distinct. This...
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‘Would’ve given up months ago’
If Kererū School teacher Sophie Bazzard wants to get to class on time, there’s only one option.
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Inspiration for Pania statue dies
Mei Whaitiri, who as a 13-year-old high school student became the model for the casting of the Pania of the Reef statue on Napier’s Marine Parade, died overnight.
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30s-based thriller funny but scary
The First Friend
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COMMUNITY LISTINGS
REGULAR Low-cost counselling: Monday to Friday, first session free then $5-$50 at the Heretaunga Women’s Centre. Inquiries: (06) 878 5401.
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Awatoto and Te Awanga littered with rubbish
Plastic bags, bottles, cans, clothing, fishing debris, appliances, and old furniture litter the Awatoto and Te Awanga coasts, leaving visitors and locals frustrated.
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Hastings hairdresser a cut above
Hastings Mphosis Hair Studio owner-executive director Natasha (Tash) Bird says she was thrilled to place third in one of the categories at the New Zealand Hairdressing Creative Awards.
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High praise for Hamish Disability achiever adds national award to successes
Born with Down syndrome, Hawke’s Bay man Hamish Gilbert has been defying stereotypes and achieved far more than many thought possible for his whole life.