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Abby Beswick

Writer at Bay Buzz

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  • Jan 26, 2025 | baybuzz.co.nz | Abby Beswick

    [As published in January/February BayBuzz magazine.]Louise StobartOwner of Birdwoods with husband BruceLift the level of hospitality serviceSeeing people leave Birdwoods feeling better than when they arrived is what fuels Louise Stobart’s drive for what she does. Providing customers with exceptional service is therefore at the heart of her hospitality business, and her big ideas for the future.

  • Oct 2, 2024 | baybuzz.co.nz | Abby Beswick

    Hawke’s Bay doctor campaigns for change amid acute shortages. [As published in September/October BayBuzz magazine. In September, responding to pressure, Pharmac finally announced that oestrogel would be funded as of 1 Nov.]Kelly Brown is a 52-year-old mum from Napier. She’s also one of thousands of Kiwi women who uses Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) in the form of estrogen patches to cope with the symptoms of menopause.

  • Jul 10, 2024 | baybuzz.co.nz | Abby Beswick

    [As published in July/August BayBuzz magazine.]The level of a child’s school attendance is linked to their achievement, wellbeing and lifelong outcomes. The more often they’re in the classroom, the higher their performance. So why are more and more Hawke’s Bay kids absent from school? Non-attendance is a huge issue for many schools around the country. Short-term illness and medical absences remain the main reasons for non-attendance, according to the Ministry of Education.

  • May 21, 2024 | baybuzz.co.nz | Abby Beswick

    [As published in May/June BayBuzz magazine.]Meth, crack, crystal, ice, speed, P. Methamphetamine is known by many names but the impact of this insidious drug is always the same: havoc, harm and upheaval for every individual, family and community it touches. The meth problem in New Zealand is significant.

  • Apr 29, 2024 | baybuzz.co.nz | Abby Beswick

    New Zealand women’s sexual reproductive health rights and access to care is among the best in the world, but we need to keep progressing to ensure young women don’t face discrimination, says local Tukituki MP, Catherine Wedd. “We are trailblazing and we are world leaders, but there’s always work to do.”Wedd recently attended an international conference on the subject, where she represented New Zealand as the chair of the New Zealand Parliamentarian Population and Development Group (NZPPD).

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