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Covid-19, the markets and your money
Investors should be aware that the market could turn around as quickly on positive news
Mayor's confidence about flu's reach short lived
The borough's water cart would be used to disinfectant the town's streets twice daily
Let's support our native species
In essence it means the ability of a landowner to alter any SNA will be limited
Be prepared, but stay calm
The elderly are one of the most vulnerable especially if they have underlying problems.
Time to front up and trim up
The truth is fellas, we aren't so good at taking care of ourselves here in NZ
The time of the late sun and leaf is upon us
Time to get out the rake, but don't put the mower away for the sun's not done yet.
Prepare for an election worth watching
The National Party has yet to select a candidate for Wairarapa.
Orienteering great for the entire family
If you need to convince the kids, think "gaming" ... but for the outdoors.
Pandemic fear jolts markets, emergency rate cuts
We can't tell you when things will turn or by how much
Crowds drawn to Ahuriri road races
Kerry Nattrass became involved in the Hawke's Bay Car Club in 1957
'She certainly is a beauty': Toitoi opening a joyous event
I was pleasantly surprised by mix of opulence and cosiness.
Climate change more dangerous than virus
Our climate emergency is a million times the greater crisis than Covid-19
Wyn Drabble: Perfect plan to challenge yourself
It's called AWOCM which stands for another way of complicating matters
Flying high above Hawke's Bay in chopper
What a different perspective you get from the air
Celebrate Children's Day at the museum
Mystery of History, is designed especially for children.
'Grand old lady' set to reopen
Repairs to the theatre took place over the latter part of 1931 and early 1932
Free school lunches a good start
It's a terrible fact of life that children are living in poverty in this country
Opinion: Water deaths are a sad fact of life in NZ
Peer pressure can force teens into dangerous situations.
Bruce Bisset: Water doesn't burn
Wood needs to be down and, in effect, bleeding out for a good two to three years
Wyn Drabble: My latest language gripes
And I'd also like to have a gripe about diction
Comment: Why the White Ferns have another chance to upstage their male counterparts
India, Bangladesh, Australia trump any concerns White Ferns' have regarding pay parity.
Taking a seat at the straggler's table
There's always one, strangers picked up at various points of the wedded couple's life.
Holden will carry on...in heads and hearts
Never thought I'd ever see the day that the Holden assembly line would stall.
Market Reserve a symbol of Napier's rebuild
Of concern was that the city would not rebuild, and Hastings would grow as a result.
Parties who live in glasshouses shouldn't throw stones
The SFO had already laid charges against four people.
Virtue signalling the new face of morality
As a mechanism for reducing greenhouse gases it's a complete failure
Be realistic when it comes to your finances
Understand what a portfolio is likely to withstand and what income draws it can handle.
Don't you hate it when that happens?
Slipping on a sock used to be a simple matter of sliding it over the foot.