Everything requires fitness for purpose
Fitness is not just about how much weight you can lift, or how many miles you can run.
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Why tolerate cramped cattle class flights?
Airlines have put the squeeze on us too much and for too long, writes James Ford.
Does T20 need SPCA-type policing akin to rodeos?
Ben Wheeler took some stick but that doesn't mean he's mutated into a second-class seamer
Rhea Dasent: Time to collar farm dog fees
Farm dogs are part of the family, and a valuable asset to the farm business.
Adam Green: Whiskers policy helps marriage last
If you want relationship to endure, not messing up the vanity will help.
Opinion: Health conscious not catwalk conscious
Why can't we have models who are neither skinny nor super-sized?
What the Year of the Dog means for NZ
It is significant that New Zealand is the first place to see in the Chinese New Year.
The simple solution to stopping the madness
Simply do not allow people to be able to carry automatic or semi-automatic weapons.
Editorial: Deco anything but frivolous
Napier's Art Deco Festival was fierce fun, observes Mark Story.
Is track row another storm in teacup?
If there is an issue here at all, it relates to landscape values.
Selfie phenomenon is food for thought
When did photos of your food become such a big deal?
Annette Brosnan: Waste-management feedback sought
The goal is to reduce and recycle more waste from landfill that doesn't need to be there.
Seven simple lessons on volatility
In the world of finance everyone is an expert after the fact
Michael Fowler: Louis Hay and the Prairie style
The Napier rebuild after the 1931 earthquake could have turned out very differently
Art Deco future sparked by quake ashes
Kids can step into reporters' shoes and 'cover' 1931 Bay disaster at MTG
Gongoozling and the race to lead Nats
If I had a vote I'd support Judith Collins who I've met on several occasions.
Water infrastrcture needs to be priority
The importance of water was heard loud and clear during Project Thrive.
Time for Krishna to think of himself
Roy Krishna should have counted on Wellington Phoenix's blessing to go to Colorado Rapids
Opinion: It never rains but, oh baby, it showers
Special day for coming baby worth doing more than once.
Linda Hall: Keep entire larder out of mouths of babes
With food, particularly snacks, youngsters don't know when enough is enough.
Mark Ross: Trends in animal health and crop protection
Animals, grains, fruits and crops will be at the core of global growth in coming decades.
Mother Nature's fitness programme
The uncertainty of the weather is a great part of the keep fit programme.
Throwing some light on question of shade
New Zealand has a deserved reputation for high standards of animal welfare.
Interesting race for council seat
It won't take much for someone to win - probably just more than 3000 votes.
Safer workplace can grow bottom line
Consumers can easily find out how a product was grown, stored, and shipped.
Canny view: AI and real-time risk decisions
Artificial intelligence will impact the human aspect of wealth management, but how?
Club foreshore plans proved doubters wrong
Thirty Thousand Club aimed to boost Napier before population hit magic number.
Positive feedback at Napier library opening
Public pleased with new library's displays and galleries.
Don't play with your food - it's not your friend
The inedible roast chook was flung to the pigs.
Flawless campaign in Maori seats paid off
Willie Jackson's ministerial role is a well-earned reward for a job well done.