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Caroline Ritchie: I'm in it for the long run
Investing, like tacking a half marathon, needn't involve an all-out sprint to the line
Mike Williams: All must come to aid of party as general election nears
Egotistical hissy fit obscures fact Labour has attracted real talent
Marcus Agnew: Keep kids' balance right
That Saturday morning sport thing we have is such a great part of our Kiwi culture.
Burying our heads in the sand
We still see our country as paradise though the reality is somewhat different
Havelock North needs a new primary school
Two people are responsible for the overcrowding of Havelock North schools.
Young leaders like Tremain and Randell are the future of rugby
Rugby in Hawke's Bay needs young leaders like Simon Tremain and Taine Randell.
Editorial: Open all hours to crime
Opinion - Dairy robberies are tantamount to home invasion.
A soulless 'transformation' for the benefit of a few
Do we really want the soulless 'transformation' of Central Hawke's Bay.
Simon Lusk: Sensible vision for Hastings needed to become mayor
Not many votes will be needed for someone to become the next Mayor of Hastings.
Raked up some words the other day
It's the time of year to get out the rake and do some writing.
Editorial: Think for others when you are on the road
It has been grim reading the recent death toll on our roads.
Taking a thoughtful punt on sport of kings
A day at the races means much more than a chance to follow the gee-gees
James Maclaurin: Thriving in a new world
Talking Point by Associate Professor James Maclaurin
Eva Bradley: Everyone's got a birth story
Right after taking the photo of the bride with her mother, my waters broke.
Caroline Ritchie: Risotto ref kills flow
Caroline Ritchie shares her thoughts on the value of intelligent conversation.
Michael Fowler: Railway ran through town
Local historian tells tale of rail track's role in Hastings' early development.
Tim Gilbertson: Once bitten, twice shy
Hawke's Bay Regional Council Romans unmasked by one of their own.
Bruce Bisset: Landowners, developers need carrots, sticks
Comment: One thing is sure - urban creep can't be left to "the market" to manage
Editorial: Help Sallies with their annual appeal
The Salvation Army begins its annual Red Shed Appeal on Friday until May 4.
Ian Fuller: Reducing risk when floods come
So, another "500-year" flood event in the Bay of Plenty, writes Dr Ian Fuller.
Mike Williams: Great comedic talent will be missed
John Clarke spent nearly his entire brilliant career in Australia but he was a kiwi.
Mike Taylor: What Brexit may mean
"Are EU joking?" This was one of the headlines that greeted me in the UK papers.
Bradley: No bomb but Auckland blows up
Eva Bradley: Only crime worse than rising house prices is a disaster that doesn't deliver.