There are a lot of aspects of working on events that resonate and reward.

Inside my head simmers a cauldron of prejudices and assumptions.

When I think of voting I think first of health care and what it should provide.

COMMENT: There is overwhelming public support for a water royalty, says Rachel Stewart.

Michael Cheika's coaching record is spotty at best.

Homelessness seems to be getting worse in Tauranga.

We may have plenty of water in the Bay of Plenty, but much of it is undrinkable.

Mike Delany at age 35 has made a great start on his return to playing for Bay of Plenty.

With the new fishing season approaching there is a new positivity rising among anglers.

Rosemary McLeod would happily start with the toppling of recent statues.

COMMENT: Labour leader's magnetism has not been seen since Clark and Lange.

A failure to act now could only mean that house prices will continue to rise.

For Maori, there's a lot at stake in this election.

Trains are a fun and exciting way to explore a country.

I started imagining this column while meditating. Which tells you how good I am at it.

August and September are usually the more difficult months for anglers.

Sponsors back mountain bike events, clubs and trails and help make the sport safer.

Why are our young males disaffected?

Charles Dickens himself could not have invented a more inventive and bizarre story line.

Photos are some of our most precious possessions.

It feels like we truly are right on the edge of existence, Tommy Kapai says.

Before Jacinda Ardern was made leader, National looked to sail smoothly into a fourth term

It all boils down to being at the right place at the right time.

It's never too early to talk about Crankworx.

Everything we share online is fair game for the world to see. And judge.

When it comes to food, the simpler, the better.

Turei's resignation was the right thing, but will it save the Greens?

Comment: Turning Turei's pronouncement into a virtuous act of heroism is way off the mark.

Dunkirk provides us with the opportunity to recognise the simple refusal to give up.

Emmanuel Macron and Justin Trudeau triggered a youth quake and now it's Jacinda's turn.