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City facing sports and arts imbalance
An arts centre isn't enough to redress the imbalance with sport, says Craig Cooper
Andrew Johnsen: Drug bust shows dark underbelly of sport
School students taking enhancers a worrying affair, writes Andrew Johnsen.
Time to debate merits of solar heating
Fitting out 20,000 low income households with solar heating would cost $120 million.
We need to have faith in CAA
CAA should rethink its approach to a skydiving accident, says Craig Cooper
Bruce Dickens: Waxing lyrical on 1080 isn't credible
The deer that die of 1080 poison do not look like they died with a smile on their face.
A question of freedom, liberalism and the Amish
Recognising this might help the debates we're having about a range of social issues.
Common sense should prevail in mobility parking bylaw review
Common sense suggests there won't be changes to Whangarei parking bylaws
The age of guerrilla gardening is at hand
500k, 1 or 2 billion, I don't care, let's just do it. Planting trees is a good thing.
Woodman quick on field and humble off it
Best female rugby player in the world and not a bad public speaker either.
Geneva Tino, our new Talklink poster girl
Geneva uses preprogrammed phrases that she accesses through a digital device.
Youth crime the spur Ngapuhi needs to settle treaty claims
Youth crime is an incentive to settle treaty settlements.
Chairman steps down from the Beef + Lamb board
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) chairman James Parsons will not seek re-election
Little can achieve a lot if Ngapuhi act together
Andrew Little and Ngapuhi can achieve settlement if they both sing the same waiata.
Excessive focus on Auckland highlighted
Waterview's cost benefit is down there with Muldoon's methanol plant.
Settlement process about access to wealth and opportunity
How do we achieve equitable access to wealth and opportunity for all?
Deflecting blame on to fans is disgraceful
How can the fans apologise to the Kiwis, asks Andrew Johnsen.
Best Maori category a bit dated?
Do we need a Best Maori Artist category at the NZ Music Awards, asks Craig Cooper.
Northland needs another contestable community fund
A contestable fund for Northlanders would kick start valuable projects
Hawking's drift into la-la land off the mark
In Stephen Hawking's vision of the future, there's no room for us to change our behaviour.
Wayne Brown: Here's what I think the three ministers should do
It is refreshing to have a government that seems to want to actually govern, says Brown.
Jonny Wilkinson: It's in the eye of the beholder mate!
However, Houston we have a problem...
Voters can meet and greet candidates in person
A new candidate meeting format will be used on Saturday.
Ignoring internet and playing outside key to life
Otaika kids ignoring the internet have the key to life.
Zelka Grammer: Importance of keeping GM free zone
16000 people were against the indiscriminate planting of GE trees in Northland last year.
NorthTec must commit to quality education delivery
Bigger investment in regional education needed.
Housing as a human right, a legacy worth pursuing
Nobody knows for sure where this new government is heading, it seems.
36 jobs to go in NorthTec restructure
It's traumatic but the NorthTec upheaval is necessary, says Craig Cooper.
Whangarei suburb finally gets a playground
Finally, OT kids are getting a playground
North's three cabinet ministers confirmed
Finally, after lots of hui, it's time for the "do-ey".
Capitalism - not immigration - cited in speech
Winston Peters' use of the C-word surprises columnist Vaughan Gunson.
May the honeymoon be long and the political polygamy a happy marriage
With three MPS in cabinet comes greater voter expectation, writes Craig Cooper