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Editorial: Show goes on despite the rain
Triple Peaks and Horse of the Year both forged ahead in defiance of poor weather.
Triple Peaks and Horse of the Year both forged ahead in defiance of poor weather.
Exhibition looks at the rich tradition of Maori music and instruments.
There are many excellent agencies within Hawke's Bay, with amazing people giving their all.
Hobson's Pledge opinion piece demands a response.
The Royal Hotel, which opened in Carlyle St, Napier, in July 1874, is in the process of demolition as I write. I recently discovered
Nick Smith's myth about making waterways "swimmable" is turning out to be a bigger slice of preposterousness than even I at first
A potential referendum on Maori wards for the Hastings District Council needs to be swiftly stopped. There are many reasons both for
As I was personally responsible for inviting former Hawke's Bay Labour MP Dr Bill Sutton to the Hobson's Pledge meeting on Tuesday
With computers and modern electronics this could be a very lifelike experience.
Research shows that Kiwi men and women involved in team sport are likely to drink alcohol in a dangerous pattern.
Should we consider harsher penalties for people who break the law on our roads?
Skin kissed tarmac this week. First proper bike crash to draw blood. I thought my front carbon wheel had snapped, seeing dollar
In the past week, the National Government has learnt that abolishing the housing portfolio does nothing to fix the housing crisis
Well done, Rex and the Gang of Four. Our intrepid regional council has vowed to relocate and re-educate everyone who disagrees with
COMMENT: Already visitors are reporting to the folks back home that Aotearoa is not all it's cracked up to be.
COMMENT: Citizens Advice Bureau is looking for volunteers to join their team.
Finding a park can be one of life's pains. I don't have much patience so you don't want to be in the car with me as I'm driving around
Does New Zealand have a race relations problem? Many New Zealanders would like to say no. But dig a bit deeper and there's no denying
A few weeks back, on one of those warm evenings when you can sit outside after sunset and endure the attention of mosquitoes, one
A month in, and the damage caused by the presidency of Donald Trump is piling up. Three features of the new United States Administration's
Hawke's Bay could see at least a couple of fierce battles in this year's elections. Top of the list is the fight between Labour's
Kids are offered healthy fruit and veg at birthday celebrations these days.
Weekend's festival described as stunning entertainment and the pinnacle of kapa haka excellence.
We cannot keep growing our farming impacts indefinitely, writes John Hart.
Havelock North kids have written of their sadness after plastic bags led to whale's death.
It took two Talking Points, photographs showing the eco-system in Tauroa Reserve in collapse and some frank correspondence with mayor
The Bay people and their environment have been through so much in the past few years, from Wairoa down to Waipawa. The disastrous
Nothing epitomises the descent of television journalism from hard-edged inquiry to bun-fight circus more than TV3's (sorry, +HR=E)
The apple trees are heaving with fruit. It's time to harvest and Hawke's Bay is full of migrant workers here for that exact purpose. I
This week I attended the 'Taniwha Dragon' Economic summit organised by Ngahiwi Tomoana in his role as chairman of Ngati Kahungunu