Adam Green: Hot air turns balloon politics nasty
Passions are flying high now but social media will cool down next week.
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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.
Karl Matthys: Politicians just worry about today's problems
Technology is either going to kill or free us.
James Palmer: Beneath the surface of our water debate
Heretaunga's water resources are the lifeblood of our region.
Mike Williams: All polls should be treated with suspicion
Political polls are hair-trigger sensitive and should all be treated with suspicion.
Editorial: Our extensive coverage of election will continue
Hawke's Bay Today will continue with its extensive coverage of the election.
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.
Helen Francis: Right of consumer to dividend will continue
We are committed to passing on the maximum dividend to consumers.
Gwynn: Revisit Easter issue in fairer way
Consultation requires open-mindedness, balance, fairness, and thoroughness.
Chris Perley: Myth of our strong economy
It really is time we looked deeper at where New Zealand's economy is going.
Editorial: Buckle up, it is going to be a great election ride
In my 30 years as a journalist, I have not covered an election so unpredictable.
Sarah van der Kley: Pets do the craziest things
Animal habits can be the downright wackiest thing
Linda Hall: Perms to make your hair curl
Farrah had it sussed and fluffed in the 80s, no one said she resembled a poodle.
Politics needs a comic touch
The politicians need to have their humour policies revealed.
Wellbeing of rural community important
Rural Support Trusts offer free and confidential advice and support for rural people.
Editorial: Glory days return to schoolboy footy
College rugby still the best spectacle
Jacoby Poulain: Pay equity fact or fiction?
Do we have a pay equity issues in New Zealand?