Opinion: 'They are not us' - Really?
Post March, 2019, "they are not us" is a narrow, outdated, view.
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New boost for small businesses
The Business Boost initiative combines face to face guidance and coaching
Guns not the problem, it's the person behind the trigger
Those using guns for hunting, competition shooting or recreation should not be penalised
Trump's decision to withdraw from Paris accord is major blow
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Comment: Why we should ignore Halloween and Guy Fawkes
Call me an old curmudgeon if you will but I say we should ignore them both.
Comment: Why the need for such recycling speed in Napier?
Why didn't council wait until they had all their bins in a row before rolling out changes?
The Hits: Wizzing my way around the kitchen
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Comment: Cellphone 'compasses' need recalibrating
A smartphone to help keep your child safe can also be a portal to manipulative strangers.
Radio Hauraki's Matt Heath: We are so happy to be back (Hawke's Bay)
Radio Hauraki is back on air in Hawke's Bay on 96.7 FM.
Comment: Luckily, not everyone is a lazy so and so
Kia ora Keep Napier Beautiful, long may your work continue.
Opinion: 'Why didn't they say it was cancer right out?'
With November 10 NETs awareness day, it's time to give your amazing lungs some attention.
Ladies, don't put your financial security at risk
Don't leave all the financial detail to your spouses or partners
Historic Hawke's Bay: 30 years since rocky reforms
It's 30 years this week since a dramatic reform of local government authorities
Quake research provides modern architecture opportunity for Napier
An opportunity exists for earthquake inspired modern architecture in Napier.
Pathway to Podium: Don't let rugby's grass roots die
Our point of difference is our grass roots rugby in regional New Zealand.
The pastor who lost the coat off his back in Norsewood's 1888 fire
The 1888 fire devastated the village of Norsewood
50 years ago this week that HART began beating the anti-apartheid drum
It's 50 years since HART began beating the anti-apartheid drum.
Don't worry about the herb garden - it's Doug
Doug the Dog has endeared himself to the humans in the household.
School lunches must be of highest standard
It is naive to believe unregulated lunches will solve the problem of kids going hungry
Comment: Let's revive true participatory democracy
Is there a better system we could try?
Wyn Drabble: There's a tone of excitement in the air
I decided I would explore "exciting" claims from the medical world.
Comment: Let's work toward smarter compliance updates
Thankfully, all kinds of clever businesses are now offering update services.
Middle NZ: A bit of a cover up
Asking someone if they are all right could be the catalyst for them to reach out for help.
The Hits: Wallet gets a whacking for another children's event
If you turn up in your normal clothes expecting treats, we have broccoli florets.
Faf de Klerks of world robbing rugby of its richness
Everyone loves a David and Goliath parody in sport but, please, no more now.
Important for Wairoa community to feel safe
Small town New Zealand is not immune from gangs and gun crime.
Horse ownership - it can be a wild ride
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Money magazines 'under pressure'
Commercial media's priority is to keep its shareholders happy.
Hawke's Bay named after Cook's boss
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Will Erasmus, Gatland, Hansen, Jones lose composure?
Accountability will be difficult to sidestep after Rugby World Cup semifinals in Japan.