Editorial: Racism isn't always a punch in the nose
Racism isn't always a punch on the nose.
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Project Banaba opens today at MTG Hawke's Bay
The exhibition tells the story of phosphate mining on the Pacific island of Banaba.
Hawke's Bay buildings have their own story to tell
I'll be disappointed if part of the building is demolished
Mystery of missing hogs and the stench from hell
Rachel Wise's ungrateful orphaned hedgehogs have left the building. Well, the tyre.
Canny View: Key changes to KiwiSaver in 2019
KiwiSaver changes are due to come into force soon, with over-65s able to opt in.
Rex Graham: Striking the best balance for the Port
Through its ownership, council can determine the composition of port board
Cruise ship visits present great problems to have
EDITORIAL: Are we making enough of our cruise ship visits?
Bisset: One mindset to rule them all
Will systemic reform be for the good of the students?
Opinion: Don't compare Havelock North and Napier
Don't compare apples with oranges when it comes to Napier and Havelock North's water
Opinion: Will tangata whenua decision make a better council?
Was appointing tangata whenua representatives the right decision for HDC to make?
Damon Rusden: Guns don't kill people - but they make it easier
Our gun laws are some of the weakest in the world.
David Trubridge: Keirunga oaks are an acceptable risk
We can't go on picking off risks as they are moved to the top of the list
Protect our summer sports codes
COMMENT: It would be great if tennis could make a comeback, writes Marcus Agnew.
Canny View: Conflict versus transparency
Are incentives the big villain driving conflicted advice and behaviours?
Māori v Pakeha: Let's put away the bathtub chains
COMMENT: Let's not go back to pretending we're all good mates, writes Craig Cooper.
Bruce Bisset: Let's stop excusing racism
Perhaps the Christchurch tragedy is the wake-up call we need to recognise our racism.
Stuart Nash: New steps to shore-up fishery
Fisheries decisions are based on "best available scientific data"
Silent cheer as Government bans semi-automatics
The anti-gun feeling right now is unprecedented.
Gun City need to step up and take down military-style weapons from their shelves
As a nation, we are feeling new levels of disgust, and sensitivity.
SBW walking the talk with Christchurch visit
Chuck in religion, politics and cold cash into sport and, voila, you have lethal cocktail.
Opinion: Fraser Anning ... what an egg
Reaction to inappropriate comments on mosque slaughter a small light in dark times.
Kākahu welcomed back
The importance of Airini's kākahu to Ngāti Kahungunu is significant
Climate change protests: Will we let the kids down?
COMMENT: Will the national climate change protest by students achieve anything?
Way down south in Otane
Some Kiwis still exist in a 100-year-old bubble of intolerance
Lotto luck - one fantasy we're happy to talk about in Hawke's Bay
Lady Luck has poured $39 million into Hawke's Bay through Unichem Stortford Lodge
Murphy's Law kills Super clash amid nauseating diplomacy
Diplomacy within the ranks simply doesn't cut it when officialdom robs game of its sheen.
Editorial: Take a leaf from te reo speaker's book
Shouting from the floor does little good, says Craig Cooper
Kid's bad shot at entering the world of firearms
Brother's creation of a pistol could have led to a great job in Oklahoma.