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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
Clive Square Carillon chimes nearly a half-century
Great deeds during and after Cyclone Gabrielle recognised with awards
Trees have transformed an unloved waterway into a community attraction
Indonesian Independence Day commemorated with beach clean-up
Napier Mayor Ernest ‘Ron’ Spriggs played a vital role in the creation of the Napier War Memorial.
Ad agency owner and author Vaughn Davis recently visited Napier to talk small business. Here’s what he took back to Auckland with him.
Napier City Council welcomed emerging author Gabriel Magno this week to present his new children's story.
The Napier Floral Clock will soon be marking off the hours once again on Marine Parade.
Bright colours have transformed a once bland box into a striking work of art in Pirimai.
Taradale has a bright new addition to its town centre thanks to local artist Glen Colechin (pictured).
Two AFOLs (Adult Fans of Lego) have assembled the highly anticipated 2023 Hawke’s Bay Brick Show.
Trees planted for King Charles III's coronation in Centennial Park, Taradale.
Recovery saw a shopping mall pop up almost overnight.
Works beginning this week at Jull Wharf in Ahuriri were blessed on Monday.
The owners of a Napier CBD café kept serving the community, despite a lack of electricity.
Young people on a Napier-based employment course joined the ranks of volunteers cleaning up after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Hairdresser Kellie Meehan volunteered for her isolated Patoka community while trying to figure out how and when she was going to be able to open her business again in Latham Street, Napier.
Napier eatery owner delivering to volunteers and those in need
Craig Verschaffelt’s work on the Napier War Memorial plaques has created a special connection to his grandfather.
Council and community are walking the talk when it comes to working together to make things happen.
Who are the men who meet most mornings at the Napier Menzshed?
Take a sneak peek at teeny ticks, tapeworms and other tiny creatures at the National Aquarium of New Zealand’s holiday activity ‘Nano Lab’.
Every year pairs of pohowera (banded dotterel) raise the next generation on a narrow piece of stony shoreline at Ba Viw
Anderson Park has a community garden, thanks to the Greendale Tamatea Scout Group.
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