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Second Hand SeptemberIn the spirit of Second Hand September, an Oxfam campaign that encourages people to only buy second hand for the 30 days of September and in turn be kinder to our planet, we’re shining the spotlight on a handful of the exceptional and quirky second-hand stores and recycle boutiques right here in Napier.
From antiques, furniture, books and homewares to jewellery, Art Deco fashion and designer clothing, there is something for everyone – even if you didn’t know you needed it yet.
Napier NeighbourhoodsLove your local, whatever it may be: a chippie, a florist, a bookshop or a bakery, the people and places that make up our neighbourhoods all deserve a little love. They’re a short walk away, handy to home, they know your name (or your dog’s name), better still you know them.
Our local shops are the hub, heart and central hang-out of our suburb. Support them so they can keep going, stay in the area, and add some vibrancy to your neck of the woods.
Visit Team Napier socials to read all our featured locals!
Share your good deed or story or nominate a friend by dropping us a line via our say hello page or simply post to the @weareteamnapier Insta or Facebook. Your story can be big or small; let’s celebrate good deeds whatever the size. Each week we will pick one story and shout you or your nominees a round of coffees #weareTEAMNAPIER
Two of England's most majestic trees have been planted in Napier, to mark the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on 8th September.
Whether singing solo or singing with others, this Saturday 15 October is your opportunity to take part in a special event.
For a healthy dose of lawn envy, take a close-up look at the turf at McLean Park. Quite possibly the most important job there belongs to Turf Manager Henry Logan.
There are some precious treasures at MTG Hawke’s Bay. One of them is Kay Morris Matthews, Emeritus Professor and Associate Research Curator.
For many visitors to Marine Parade Felicity Grant is the friendly face they’ll see first.
Carlyle Street is a main arterial that’s pumping. Residential streets feed into it and there are businesses on either side. It’s also an important connection between the city centre, suburbs and routes out of Napier.
The countdown is on to the day Anna Potton-Grapes’ wearable art is revealed to the world.
Napier has a niche in vintage, in the classic lines and careful craftsmanship of a bygone era.
Drop in to Bay Skate and you’ll probably see Sophee Hills carving up the skate park or helping others to get rolling and fall in love with skating just like her!
Fun fitness programmes for small businesses have revealed some of Napier’s most charming hidden gems, and participants are loving it!
There are far better options than throwing items away, says Helen Howard, organiser of Napier’s first Repair Café. The event takes place on 25 June at the Asher Hall, Tennyson St, Napier.
After the 1931 earthquake, new landscape meant space for new trees.
The National Aquarium of New Zealand’s participation in a nationwide captive kiwi breeding programme is a largely unknown aspect of the Aquarium bird keepers’ duties.
What CACTUS-Te Vaka Māia teens go through together would test many adults, yet it’s the challenges and ultimately, successful tasks they put themselves through which keep them coming back, year after year.
Purple and teal tentacles have taken over a water pump station in Greenmeadows thanks to a street artist and his school children collaborators. Sam Savage has been on site for two weeks bringing to life the 12 metre by 5 metre giant octopus inspired by drawings from Greenmeadows School students.
An important piece of Napier’s heritage has been restored and saved for future generations to appreciate.
It isn’t often we get to hear from those who take photos for a living - they would rather let all the attention be on the work they do. Award winning Napier based photographer John Cowpland shares a little about the job he loves that has taken him all over the world, including to the Tokyo Olympics.
A section of the Guys Hill Road Reserve, between Ormond Road and Guys Hill Road on Napier Hill, has had a spruce up thanks to green-fingered students from Napier Central School.
Students from Reignier Catholic School began their school day by moonlight on Friday, 2 July, as part of their Matariki celebrations.
Liv Flynn has been rescuing animals since she was eight years old, so when an incurable illness prevented her from working, she chose to establish the Hawke’s Bay Bird and Wildlife Rescue Trust, where she volunteers full-time as an accredited Wildlife Officer.
Today’s volunteers in the spotlight are Mary Mohawk and Lisa Tohiariki – two wāhine toa who work tirelessly for their community through the Hub Maraenui’s Kai for Rescue.
In honour of National Volunteer Week this week, we are featuring a few of the many amazing volunteers that give their time, effort and skills in various ways to the numerous clubs and organisations doing the hard mahi in Napier.
In honour of National Volunteer Week this week, we are featuring a few of the many amazing volunteers that give their time, effort and skills in various ways to the numerous clubs and organisations doing the hard mahi in Napier.
In honour of National Volunteer Week this week, we are featuring a few of the many amazing volunteers that give their time, effort and skills in various ways to the numerous clubs and organisations doing the hard mahi in Napier.
If you’re into music or football, chances are you’ve come across Richie Jackman.
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