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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.
A vibrant mural by Napier artist, Ryan Edwards, has brought the once dreary ablution block in Ahuriri Park, in Battery Road, to life.
Napier-based sculptor, Ben Pearce, has been named the winner of the prestigious ‘4 Plinth Award’ from the Wellington Sculpture Trust, which will see his origami-inspired, steel sculpture ‘Paper Pals Aotearoa’ installed outside Te Papa Museum in Wellington.
Every Saturday morning during winter, three netball teams from the Maraenui Rugby and Sports Association, along with their children, head to the Hawke’s Bay Sports Park for a morning of netball.
Do you have some spare time on your hands and fancy a good challenge? If so, you could well be the perfect volunteer for Napier Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB).
Budding young public speakers from Taradale and surrounding districts schools had their chance in the spotlight recently, at the fifth annual Spirit of ANZAC Speech Competition.
More than 1000 students from Taradale and surrounding schools, along with parents, special guests including Napier Mayor Kirsten Wise and veterans, will gather at the Taradale Memorial Clock Tower this Friday, 16 April at 11am for the Taradale and Districts Schools Spirit of ANZAC Commemoration
Fourteen-year-old Sacred Heart College student, Sophie Richardson, would never have thought that spending time with her grandad at Elmwood House Rest Home and Hospital would have such an impact on her.
Most people leaving the Hawke’s Bay Holt Planetarium after visiting have only one word – “Wow!”
Located a mere few hundred metres from Westshore beach, Westshore Primary School Principal, Martin Madden has arguably one of the best office views in Napier.
There’s something going on at the Taradale RSA and it’s something quite wonderful.
Napier locals frequenting the Westshore and Ahuriri coastlines have the privilege of witnessing whales and dolphins, some of the world’s most majestic marine mammals, right on their doorstep.
Self-proclaimed ‘Waste Warrior’ Zeb White and her Koha Cups initiative has caused a buzz about the town.
Napier Theatre Company’s inaugural production, Equus, will take the stage at MTG’s Century Theatre from April 23 to May 1, bringing a different style of theatre to the heart of the city.
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