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Spoonley: A beginner's guide to the Alt Right
Do far-right views have a right to every platform?
Here are the secrets to happy retirement
Once you reach age 65, happiness picks up again
EIT institute key to reversing Bay brain drain
Monumental vision already producing benefits for region
When Mt Tarawera blew it was night of terror
NZ's eighth wonder of the world disappeared overnight.
Hurley: Some comedy still out of bounds
Anything's funny in the right hands says Ben Hurley
No place like home - really there isn't
I looked in the goat house only to be confronted with a lurking George.
Hesson, NZ Cricket ideology on coach myopic
It's what ex-Black Caps coach Mike Hesson doesn't say that speaks volumes on NZ cricket.
Surprising survey result for Hawke's Bay
Is data suggesting Hawke's Bay residents are lazy, accurate?
After 20 years of easy living it's time to hit Jim
My metabolic age is no country for a not so old woman.
Police need our eyes and ears
Attack on elderly man at supermarket blasted as despicable.
Ducking, diving creek posed problems for Hastings
Waterway ran through several streets, such as Victoria St, creating issues
Bridges gets strong whiff of marijuana change in air
Secret research prompts National leader's dramatic flip-flop.
The holidaymaker's guide to investing
It's not wise for an investor to do everything on impulse
Struggle out from under our own plastic pile to help planet
At the MTG and at home the challenge is to chip away at this mess
Dirt-bike track, nightclub cut from dream home specs
With three kids in tow, owning property is little way off yet
Community pride a rubbish idea for some
Comment: Getting some people to think of community before rubbish is a challenge.
Moroney: Every space has oily tale to tell
Every parking space can tell a story ... an oily sort of story.
Bill Sutton: No free pass for dairying emissions
Reducing NZ's global warming impact can easily be made by targeting methane in dairy farms
Doug Laing: Fast forward driver training
Training the young to drive should be a priority
Bill Gates, ABs could kick-start World Cup soccer dream
Dave Rennie, Wayne Smith and rich sponsor could be key to scaling soccer's Everest
Circling the plughole on a commode chair
We've all seen people who use wheelchairs and make it look easy.
Nothing beats a fine ground to play upon
Nothing beats a fine challenge and a fine playground.
Bricks cut down locals like machine-gun fire in quake
Grand Hotel bounced back from 1931 shake and still operates today
Museum treasures about caring, sharing
Museum collection staff ensure all objects protected, preserved
Financial plan is like a voyage, so have navigator charting course
Distractions can send investors, like sailors, off course
Young offenders get licence to steer away from crime
A car key in a youth's hand instead of a jail key in a warder's . . . it's a no-brainer.