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Ken Orr: Leave our prayer alone
There is no justification for the Speaker's unilateral decision to change the prayer.
Editorial: Surely our police can go hands-free
I have sympathy for both sides and believe there must be a simple solution to the problem.
Bruce Bisset: Stop mucking about, Napier City
Design for new memorial includes what has been lost
Lessons from Havelock North water crisis
The Havelock North contamination outbreak was always an event waiting to happen.
Perley: Fed Farmers need radical thinking
Traditional mindset at risk because discerning markets want safe, quality food.
Adam Green: Cold chill as frosties go down tubes
If you take drinks to a BBQ, is it bad form to take the left-overs home with you?
Annie Dundas: Tourism touches the whole community
Tourism growth in Hawke's Bay will mean more jobs and greater economic prosperity for all.
What drives our road toll?
Every day on Hawke's Bay's roads people are driving dangerously.
End to imperialism in kingdom of RLWC
Transparency must override assertions of quality refs when vested interest rears its head
A canny view: The bitcoin bubble
The first in a two-part look at bitcoin and how blockchain technology works
Fiji Bati grilled but Tonga can make final today
RLWC semifinal one result demands an immediate concussion test on the code's future
Fowler: Marist father turned comet catcher
Armed with a telescope, David Kennedy enthused his Napier students.
Mike Williams: Education crucial with rapid change coming
Many of today's jobs will cease to exist in the years ahead but we needn't panic.
Embroidery whizz set to have MTG in stitches
Embroidery lovers can try their hand, experienced or otherwise, at a community project.
No joy in supporting 1080
Negative rumours abound about 1080 but proof of facts is harder to come by.
Katie Milne: New policies need warning and robust discussion
Farmers need certainty from government, not surprises and policy made on the hoof.
It's religions of faith v money in RLWC semifinals
Love it or hate it, religion will go a long way in explaining who will be RLWC finalists
Alastair Scott: Lack of certainty surrounds new Government
Aspirations are admirable but now the new Government has to be accountable.
Van der Kley: Down the tubes with unread labels
Confuse creams and ointments and your hair could fall out - or you may even tear it out
Sunscreen's slip, slop, slap in face
There must be safe sunscreen standards all manufacturers adhere to.
Libraries key to community education
Libraries have an important role to play in bring our community to life.
Editorial: Time to move to online voting
So what do we have to lose, let's move to online voting.
Alex Penk: Three strikes, on the way out
"Three Strikes" legislation is a blunt instrument capable of causing serious injustice.
Editorial: Grab every chance to sell Bay
I had the opportunity to give Hawke's Bay a good plug on Newstalk ZB yesterday morning.
Fiji Bati dent Kiwis' pride and prejudices
NZRL should put Kiwis coach David Kidwell out of his misery after loss to flying Fijians
Michael Fowler: Napier's tourist magnetism recognised early
An early visitor from Australia called Napier "the Malta of the southern seas"