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Editorial: Captain courageous wins hearts

Author Bill Bryson said he disagreed that the English invented cricket as a way of making all other human endeavours look interesting and lively, writes Mark Story.

Malcolm Eves: Facts be damned, Washington rules

Editorial: Imported veg leaves sour taste

NZ treated like banned fruit fly for far too long

Martin & Sarah: Don't say she's faddy (or fatty)

Winston Peters: A health bill for a healthy society

Ana Apatu: Housing, jobs the areas to focus on

Editorial: Key's true test when IS hits back

Terry Waite: This opera gamble paid dividends

Editorial: An exciting weekend for twin cities

Editorial: Even thieves know some things sacred

Linda Hall: Think carefully about HRT

Editorial: Six weeks a cricket widow

Bruce Bisset: Speechless in no-man's land

Bruce Bisset writes: Perhaps it's the Anzac spirit rising as we near the hundredth anniversary of Gallipoli, but there seems to be a bloom of tall poppies getting mown down of late.

Editorial: A little bit could go a long way

Linda Hall writes: If the Napier City Council wants to attract people to its region the first thing it needs to do is look after those already there.

Grant Duncan: Three big issues for year ahead

Editorial: Parents in race to celebrate

Anendra Singh: Stability, not thrill drills key to wins