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Brian Anderson: Real beneficiaries of dam are not ratepayers
Who are the real beneficiaries of the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme.
Who are the real beneficiaries of the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme.
So-called elite competitions in myriad codes have passed their use-by expiry dates.
Finding winning ticket raises lot of questions
This Friday is "Pink Shirt Day" - the culmination of Bullying-Free NZ Week.
The Water Inquiry report has provoked a fascinating correspondence about accountability.
Napier Library will bring people from all cultures and backgrounds together.
Locals can help others in need by passing on pre-loved clothing to families with newborns.
Smartphone overuse gets painful thumbs-down
Of course it is okay to lose, we all know that, someone has to, no one's going to die.
Just two weeks left to see popular exhibition
The common retail work week used to be six days, with a half-holiday allowed
Spin doctors try hard but report findings don't support their position
Regional council has perfect opportunity to properly consider public's views on dam.
It's a mistake to treat suburbs as separate identities
Lift-off exciting time for northern Hawke's Bay
Education (Update) Amendment Bill is one of the largest education reforms in NZ since 1989
Be a smash hit at chat when you take a little time away from the kids
Workers paid peanuts for those cheap fashion items we love to snap up
Regional ratepayers will spend $80 million on the dam to directly benefit 200 CHB farmers.
Let's hope the second phase of the inquiry provides a whole lot more answers.
Is there a better way to spend $53 million?
There is still no sign of an apology from the regional council for its failings
As a country with strong rural roots, it seems odd people can be so ignorant.
Running event good for health and economy, while families turn out for Mother's Day.