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HBPCT candidate profile - Kevin Atkinson
Kevin Atkinson to ensure Unison continues to perform

HBPTC candidate profile - John Geoghegan
John Geoghegan standing for consumer interests

Green fibre called wool can be the future
We believe in wool because its qualities speak to what we believe we are as a nation.

Best should represent South Africa in sport
Two wrongs don't make a right and South Africa's quota system in sport is proof of that

Kieran McAnulty: Time for a name change for electorate
It is not fair to have Central Hawke's Bay overlooked.

Michelle Pyke: Good news in fight to house homeless
Mayor Dalton wants all our homeless to be homed and looked after properly.

Kairau: Protecting Kiwis and our way of life
I've become concerned with the poor quality of life many of our elderly people suffer.

Richard Shaw: I've voted - remind me what happens next?
The really important day this year is not September 23 but the day after.

Allister Tosh: I don't think much will change after election
Even our politicians struggle to make decisions because a lack of life's experience.

Meka Whaitiri: Opportunity to give hope to our young generation
Labour has a plan to give our rangatahi opportunity and hope.

Dan Elderkamp: National has lost sight of what is important
It's become crystal clear that National can no longer be trusted to do the right thing.

Editorial: Our extensive coverage of election will continue
Hawke's Bay Today will continue with its extensive coverage of the election.

Mike Williams: All polls should be treated with suspicion
Political polls are hair-trigger sensitive and should all be treated with suspicion.

Fall on sword and raise retirement age
Aussie PM Malcolm Turnbull plans to lift the age to 70 years by 2035

Library books spot with us
Our end of town is becoming known as the cultural precinct

Rachel Wise: My Aladdin's cave with a handle
Life is like my junk drawer - you never know what you're going to get

Fowler: Inactivity led to festival
The success was a surprise and soon the event attracted up to 50,000 people

Barrie Ridler: Bay could be wonderful environment
Change must be encouraged and allowed room to flourish.

Final Hawke's Bay Today election debate on tonight
Hawke's Bay Today is holding a debate between the Ikaroa-Rawhiti candidates tonight.

Teams owe it to fans to front up in adversity
When it comes to public relations, many codes can take a leaf out of Silver Ferns' book

Greenslade: We need strong Act presence
Voters need to carefully look at the policies on offer this election.