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India show Black Caps must lift half slip on allrounders
Dispel also the perpetual myth on who else is there to replace the Black Caps incumbents.
Roger Moroney: No more plastic to put all the plastic in
No more plastic bags to put all the plastic-packed products in any more.
Regions like Hawke's Bay do international sport best
Regional centres are better than metropolitan cities at hosting international fixtures.
Never have I been so glad to get back to work
There was no lounging about during my holiday
Roger Moroney: The dangers of summer fruit and heat
The tasty and tempting avocado is injuring about eight people a week.
Slog and sacrifice pays off for cyclist Gough at worlds
Hard work and sacrifice has paid off for Regan Gough of Hawke's Bay.
Opinion: Government has role to play in finding horticulture workers
OPINION: Horticulture needs nimble thinking from Govt, says National's Lawrence Yule.
Hedgehogs go searching ... find hog heaven
We put it into a handy cat cage - in our household you're never far from a handy cat cage
Historic Hawke's Bay: A fine Napier fountain
The Tom Parker Fountain is "a living memory of his generosity".
Opinion: The tweak we could all benefit from
We need more options for our ageing population, argues Bruce Bisset
Regional councillor: "there's a sheriff in town"
Tom Belford argues the current term of the Regional Council has been transformative.
Opinion: Review offers positives for NZ Education
Stephen Hensman highlights the positives in an independent taskforce's education findings
Opinion: Driver education for young a priority
Driver education is a priority, argues Doug Laing.
Comment: Will climate change affect the taste of our wine?
What impact will our changing climate have on viticulture?
Plenty of space to come and go
Space is a most colourful place to send and receive things in.
Museum a rich source of inspiration
Exciting 'hands on' school holiday programmes on offer
Growing better growth
The boom in house prices is driven by hundreds of people moving here
The season of the fly...and the rolled up paper
I have the blood of many a fly on my hands... and paper.
It's time to resolve to reverse the road toll trend
EDITORIAL: The road toll was going down, until five years ago. What's gone wrong?
The road toll - the record is zero
The road toll for 2018 will be about the same as in 2017. What next?
Shane Warne's autobiography puts spin on salacious lifestyle
You can argue Shane Warne's poor deliveries teach much better lessons than his good ones.