Editorial: Ratepayers want to know what is being discussed
It appears that many of Hawke's Bay's mayors and councillors are absolutely convinced it is quite acceptable for them to exclude the
It appears that many of Hawke's Bay's mayors and councillors are absolutely convinced it is quite acceptable for them to exclude the
Marine Parade has a new attraction opening soon, "Bay Skate" will be a Napier City Council-run skate park opening on the site of Napier's
Mystifying. Or just plain barmy? It's getting uber weird. Yes, I'm sorry. I'm still talking about the dam. Because it is gone beyond
As hard as I've tried, there's just no getting around the need to make a few last unbiased comments about our ex great leader, John
Another crate day has been and gone. Apparently it was introduced by a radio station to mark the beginning of summer. Seven years
I know some traditions die hard but there comes a time when even the most hallowed tradition has to adapt to the modern world. Twelve
From the moment Donald Trump decided to run for the presidency of the United States, it was clear that he was going to be very different
It's been said that a sure way to lose an argument is to play the Hitler card. And yes, too often a throw-away comparison is easily
Somewhere in the scrub of Napier's Sturm's Gully nests a covey of Californian quail. As it's my favourite walking spot, I spy them
It is fair to say that no one was expecting John Key to announce his resignation yesterday. There had been some talk over the past
I read an interesting article recently about the development of an engine that was designed to be an effective unit to propel humans
The exhibition, Out of the Box, which opened last night, started with a fairly simple premise: fill the gallery with artworks, displaying
Today I'm using my pen (computer actually) as a wand to defend Harry Potter. I know I wrote about Brian Tamaki a few weeks ago but
Ho ho! That special time draws near again. We prepare to get down on bended aggregate knee before our loved ones' retail desires and
Whether you're a parent, a teacher or a council it's never easy enforcing rules. The Hawke's Bay Regional Council as the environmental
Hawke's Bay - we've got the best climate, so why not the ultimate healthy lifestyle and performance pathways to go with it? There
Drought has cost some New Zealand farmers dearly in recent years, which has led many parts of the country to consider large-scale
Biddy Fraser-Davies has been battling the bureaucrats since 2009, when food safety officials spotted her on Country Calendar and turned
Nothing seems to embody the cyclic nature of the seasons more than roses. I know you might suggest the cosiness of a log fire or
Family time is precious and for many it can be hard finding that balance between the 40-hour working week and getting to school plays
I feel I really need to voice my concerns regarding the water issues that we are having in Hawke's Bay and that have become very obvious
Subscription political service Trans Tasman gives MPs an annual rating. It weights the way MPs work in Parliament, often ignoring
With the changing of the guard in the Hawke's Bay Regional Council, there has been a lot of rhetoric and noise about the future of
It is effectively summer and I know this because for the past fortnight, if I'd been passing a school or grassed public domain, there
The call by the Hastings District Council for residents to conserve water has certainly irritated ratepayers. Last week the council
COMMENT: There are people who truly believe journalism is a dark art practised by latter-day witches who seek only to deceive readers by telling them glorious lies.
Thank you to all of the residents who are playing the game and assisting the council to conserve water. Every little drop helps
My heart goes out to the family and friends of the people who died in Saturday's tragic boating accident near Kaipara Harbour. As
We're on the hunt for greatness. The previous likes of which include a boxing coach, a children's physician and a businessman -
The recent November 7.8 magnitude earthquake in North Canterbury had many similarities to Hawke's Bay's in February 1931. For a