Michael Fowler: Selling land was name of game
Edward Lyndon was still in the property business, and loving it, in his 80s
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Actress Porter display for museum
Staff still buzzing from an awards high but the show must go on.
WCOs - let's all take a deep breath!
A WCO is the best tool we have for protecting outstanding values of freshwater.
Bruce Bisset: Media invents new bogeymen
A PM trying to cover up knowledge of an MP's illegal action should see the exit sign
Where next for HB Power Consumers Trust?
Is the current model of distributing all the dividend to power consumers the right one?
Put broadcasters through crash course on names
What's in a name? A lot, especially if your livelihood depends on how you pronounce them
Lawrence Yule: Heretaunga Plains under siege
Never in my time in public office have I seen such a threat to Hastings and jobs.
Editorial: Time for the people to decide
On September 23, the people will tell us exactly who they want as their local MPs
Grand parade packs in fun, spectacle
The council deserves pat on back for some inspired changes on Napier's seafront.
Sarah van der Kley: Trouble with jeans
Here's the skinny on a mum-to-be's battle to find a fitting pair of denims
Footy and fritters go well together
Whitebaiting is much like supporting a rugby team.
Editorial: Voters need facts before public spending
We should not allow public money to be spent on any large projects without all the facts.
Jerry Flay: The facts are what we should focus on
It is only robust debate which will enable us voters to sort the wheat from the chaff.
Hawke's Bay Today to hold election debates
Hawke's Bay Today will hold three election debates in the build-up to the elections.
MMP holds parties accountable
I love the fact that we can have minor parties in government and vying for election.
ABs, Aussies expose each other's frailties
Whether Brodie Retallick is guilty or not, the ABs and Wallabies have more pressing issues
We are not yet at point of no return on WCO
What the WCO has done is to pit our community against itself.
Rex Graham: Water Conservation Order must be opposed
I am disappointed that a group of residents have charged off with their own agenda.
Mike Williams: Oops, a waioru moment for Nats
Turns out Government thought drivers' licence plan wasn't bad idea, either
Marcus Agnew: Putting kids first only way
Hard trainings are like rain - a little bit won't hurt, but a lot can kill you.
Michael Fowler: Headless statue created scandal
Outrage in Napier made nationwide news and led to searches of other towns
John Stace: National Govt ensures stability
The New Zealand economy is regarded as a star performer globally.
Water can pay to purify itself
Everyone owns water - and everyone should benefit from its use.
Driver's licence a passport to employment
There is a link between being a licenced driver and the ability to get a job.
What price does NZC put on Plunket Shield?
Any suggestions of shortening domestic red-ball format are tantamount to cricketing myopia
Ewan McGregor: Who will decide who pays for water?
The distribution of water has become a major political issue.
Door knocking sets knees knocking
How do you respond when unknown people arrive on your doorstep on a dark night?
Homeless need help to restore themselves
More and more children and adults suffer diminishing health and social outcomes.