Happy with mad drip compliment
I do hope you're keeping up here because there will be a test at the end of all this.
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It takes a village to keep pests in check
It's up to all of us to protect a unique and special biodiversity
Shout out to our awesome NZ Police
I can't imagine how you switch off when your shift is done.
Lumbering into a race to beat myself
Adam is on a mission to beat his 16-year-old self
Hamish Bidwell: Spare me all this Art Deco junk
Fair play to the (Art Deco) flappers and the duffers, but ...
Six Sisters designer believed to be respected architect
The oft-repeated story they were named after six daughters of Robert Lamb isn't true
Working hard to fix public transport problems
Unfortunately, this isn't a problem that can be solved overnight.
Celebrate Art Deco with a selfie
Check out "Bizarre" _ a display celebrating Clarice Cliff's ceramics
'Not one more drop' should be allocated from aquifer
I will never shy away from the job I have been elected to do
Banking on change
There haven't been any significant changes to the NZ banking business model in decades
Don't protest at the expense of others
But worse than that is what happened to a high school girl minding her own business
To Be Honest: Attempts to move protesters 'childish and shameful'
''I don't believe some New Zealanders are better or know better than others''
From the MTG: Kawepō a gallant and honourable man
Valentinus's death has been commemorated as Saint Valentine's Day
Napier famous for popular festivals
World War One caused the 1917 to 1918 Mardi Gras carnivals to be cancelled
Picking up games from time gone by
One common wet-day activity was staying inside and looking longingly out the window.
There's got to be light at the end of this Covid tunnel — hold steady for now
My family in Australia are just coming out of isolation after all catching Covid.
Living the electric dream. Kind of.
I was relying on those screens for time out in the rain
Opinion: Have we lost the ability to disagree?
Sane and competent people are now completely disengaging from public debate
Te Tiriti o Waitangi 'a shelter for us all to live under'
Early foreigners to Aotearoa shores told Māori not to sign Te Tiriti.
Working together after 1931 earthquake
Māori were praised for their huge efforts in clean-up work after the massive quake.
Slow and steady wins the financial race
OPINION: Don't act on emotion, advises Nick Stewart.
1931 earthquake anniversary: Let's contemplate what a disaster is
It was never a sprint, and hopefully we are cresting a hill in the marathon.
Mask the frustration with a laugh
Mrs D adds that earrings add another dimension to this issue.
The nuts and bolts of a secret addiction
Let's take the shame away from the nuts and bolts salty snack
Opinion: People more important than money
Time to remove GST from, at the very least, fruit and veges
Witness describes aftermath of earthquake
'We listened for a good half hour almost spellbound at the terrifying tales ... '
Bring back traffic cops and the Ministry of Works
Road improvements haven't kept pace with traffic volume and uses, writes Lance Simon.
Urgent action needed on special forestry test to stop carbon farming rort
Opinion: More recent data shows another 40 consents were granted.