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Editorial: High-brow chow low on reality

For breakfast it was a New York cut of home-kill liver. Lunch consisted of green beans with duck eggs. Dinner, a mystery portion of sheep.

Editorial: Brave girls see justice for teacher

There must have been a sense of relief from all affected by the disgusting behaviour of former school teacher Charles Harter when he pleaded guilty to indecent assault.

Ana Apatu: Our focus remains Flaxmere

Editorial: Heat on as candidates square up

Roger Moroney: Kel Tremain got me drunk in Wales

Editorial: We can put thieves out of business

Linda Hall: Gun culture taken to extreme

Editorial: Bay buzzing with huge rugby week

Linda Hall: Dob in the bashing thugs

Editorial: McCaw, thou Great Redeemer

Editorial: Cycleways enrich Bay's tourism

Bruce Bisset: Teflon John feeling the heat

Another long week in politics and the Prime Minister has shifted from being Teflon John to being almost entirely transparent

Editorial: Catching aquatic superstars

The more I read up on the five species known as whitebait, the more mysterious these juveniles become, writes Mark Story.

Editorial: Chance to question candidates

What a dirty few weeks in politics it has been and it certainly makes the elections very interesting.

Anendra Singh: Knocking on door of common sense

In precisely 26min 44 sec into the opening Bledisloe Cup test match in Sydney last Saturday night, a nation must have held its breath.

Ana Apatu: View from Flaxmere opens up