Editorial: Rocket a stellar boost for Mahia
Lift-off exciting time for northern Hawke's Bay
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Steve Fiet: Each child needs to be treated as an individual
Education (Update) Amendment Bill is one of the largest education reforms in NZ since 1989
Hot topics for a date night
Be a smash hit at chat when you take a little time away from the kids
Bargain buys hide cheap treatment
Workers paid peanuts for those cheap fashion items we love to snap up
Vaughan Cooper: post-review, few changes
Regional ratepayers will spend $80 million on the dam to directly benefit 200 CHB farmers.
Editorial: More answers and accountability needed
Let's hope the second phase of the inquiry provides a whole lot more answers.
Do the sums: motels for tourists or world expo
Is there a better way to spend $53 million?
Malcolm Dixon: Regional Council has still not apologised
There is still no sign of an apology from the regional council for its failings
Editorial: Saddle up to Ride for Road Safety
As a country with strong rural roots, it seems odd people can be so ignorant.
Marathon and mums keep region pumping
Running event good for health and economy, while families turn out for Mother's Day.
Meka Whaitiri: We have been badly let down
Now is the time for justice, for all of us who were so badly let down by the failures.
Michael Fowler: RSA vetoed card games at women's rest
Idea of women playing Bridge in 'sacred' building frowned upon.
David Elliott: Trucks on Marine Parade have damaging impact
We need to look at ways to separate port traffic from the lives of Napier residents.
Mike Williams: The buck stops on Lawrence Yule's desk
If the outcome is to have any lasting effect, then heads must roll.
Tim Gilbertson: It is all over for the dam and CHB
Havelock North water inquiry report and the Ruataniwha dam review were utterly predictable
Ruataniwha review: their guess is as good as mine
What did we learn from the review of the dam?
Water crisis will decide new Tukituki MP
Battle between Lawrence Yule and Anna Lorck will be interesting.
What is life like on the other end of phone?
Eva Bradley ponders about life in our inter-connected world.
Ian Walker: A story yet to be properly told
Combined impact of Plan Change 6 and RWSS will introduce an enormous generational change.
Editorial: Guilty in court of public opinion
Councils guilty in the court of public opinion.
Chalk and cheese across the screen
Television at both ends of the 'chalk and cheese' scale.
Steve Liddle: Praise for NCEA must be tempered by realities
Time for education summit on intended and unintended consequences.
Editorial: Councils should learn from failure to provide safe drinking water
Councils did not cause outbreak, but they still failed to deliver safe drinking water.
Were Hawks chauvinistic or misunderstood?
Were the Hawks more like peacocks or was the female NBL coach not coercive enough?
Precious old buildings worth keeping
Is a new hotel worth the loss of two significant features of Napier's community history?
Balance and evidence-based debate needed on immigration
Immigration is shaping up to be a key debating point this election year.
Hastings needs a mayor who truly represents the people
A number of people may enter the race to be Mayor of Hastings.
Linda Hall: We must protect our elderly
The most disturbing video I have ever seen came up on my Facebook feed last week.
Not too late for change
Insight gave an insight in to how alcohol has affected some of the region's sportsman.
Hastings District Council should withdraw from urban strategy
Urban development strategy seems to have become a roadblock to development flexibility.
Laura Vodanovich: Old Napier Cemetery tours up for award
MTG Hawke's Bay is a finalist in the Service IQ 2017 New Zealand Museum Awards.
Eva Bradley: A woozy toast to freedom
What could go wrong when a mum takes one night off? Eva Bradley finds out