Waitangi Day - what are we actually celebrating?
Treaty had more to do with colonial capitalism than treating Maori fairly
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Call for leniency falls on deaf ears
Alice was sentenced to hard labour and imprisonment for the rest of her natural life
Pondering and wondering while wandering
I wonder what I shall wonder about this evening.
Breaking down barriers around mental health awareness
Right by her side throughout it all is her former partner's dog Jess
Vacuum gives up the ghost when I need it the most
Have you ever tried to get down on your hands and knees and clean your carpet ?
Middle NZ: Happy that there is such a thing as a free lunch
Free school lunches a step in the right direction
Time to measure our water use, and be charged per litre?
Nobody knows how much water is lost in Hastings on private properties.
From the MTG: Remembering victims of the Holocaust
Acknowledging the 6 million Jewish people who died during the Holocaust.
Grim task of building coffins after 1931 earthquake
Only in recent years has their been efforts to get a more accurate total
Roger Moroney: Repair plans flushed away
As I noted earlier, that was "created" months and months and months ago.
The battle of the bugs continues
Many dogs seem to enjoy snapping flies from their flight.
Canny View: The race to chase higher returns can be risky
Have a financial plan, and work with an investment fiduciary.
Team busy behind closed doors
Staff are continuing with plans for upcoming exhibitions and displays
Damages sought after fatal plane crash
The plane never arrived and neither it or its pilots were ever found.
I'm reasonably sure - I think
The most common and adopted phrase, I reckon, is "I think so."
Nearly cried over spilt milk
Once I changed, the swelling started and so did the pain.
Please don't go on with the show without me
We've been doing our best to limit device time.
Bay's balmy summers reflected in paintings
Taylor was one of New Zealand's most extraordinary artists.
Will 2021 be our year of opportunity?
What do the sports codes want? And what do the people want?
Roger Moroney: Giving it a watery shot
The world - at least New Zealand - is your oyster
Pool dream finally comes true
We finally got around to putting it up just before Christmas.
Leave your pool toys at home
I also have a shout-out to a restaurant and a bizarre story for you.
Hold tight and stay focussed on financial goals
Rarely has the value of discipline been demonstrated so vividly, Nick Stewart writes.
Roger Moroney: I've nailed the art of screwing things up
Roger Moroney: Right angles do not exist when I approach a task using timber and tacks.
Signs of two halves sparks my imagination
I kept my mind amused by thinking of other signs that could suffer from tree overhang.
Interesting start to new year
MTG building closed for urgent work but still an interesting mix of exhibitions planned.
Roger Moroney: Boxing Day - the button punching day
Boxing Day - when retailers and shoppers start punching
