Mixed, matched - it's the MTG's artworks allsorts
The exhibition, Out of the Box, which opened last night, started with a fairly simple premise: fill the gallery with artworks, displaying
The exhibition, Out of the Box, which opened last night, started with a fairly simple premise: fill the gallery with artworks, displaying
Today I'm using my pen (computer actually) as a wand to defend Harry Potter. I know I wrote about Brian Tamaki a few weeks ago but
Ho ho! That special time draws near again. We prepare to get down on bended aggregate knee before our loved ones' retail desires and
Whether you're a parent, a teacher or a council it's never easy enforcing rules. The Hawke's Bay Regional Council as the environmental
Hawke's Bay - we've got the best climate, so why not the ultimate healthy lifestyle and performance pathways to go with it? There
Drought has cost some New Zealand farmers dearly in recent years, which has led many parts of the country to consider large-scale
Biddy Fraser-Davies has been battling the bureaucrats since 2009, when food safety officials spotted her on Country Calendar and turned
As a new councillor, it is plain to see that the public perception on water issues is that "Councils just need to sort it out". There
I applaud the Hawke's Bay District Health Board for its pilot programme that will subsidise all under-18s in practices with high numbers
I feel I really need to voice my concerns regarding the water issues that we are having in Hawke's Bay and that have become very obvious
Subscription political service Trans Tasman gives MPs an annual rating. It weights the way MPs work in Parliament, often ignoring
With the changing of the guard in the Hawke's Bay Regional Council, there has been a lot of rhetoric and noise about the future of
It is effectively summer and I know this because for the past fortnight, if I'd been passing a school or grassed public domain, there
The call by the Hastings District Council for residents to conserve water has certainly irritated ratepayers. Last week the council
COMMENT: There are people who truly believe journalism is a dark art practised by latter-day witches who seek only to deceive readers by telling them glorious lies.
Thank you to all of the residents who are playing the game and assisting the council to conserve water. Every little drop helps
My heart goes out to the family and friends of the people who died in Saturday's tragic boating accident near Kaipara Harbour. As
We're on the hunt for greatness. The previous likes of which include a boxing coach, a children's physician and a businessman -
In the wake of a series of November events all in support of Cranford Hospice, patron John Buck said he was simply in awe of what
The Dam! The Dam! The jolly old Dam ! If you live north of Te Aute, you're sick of it .And feeling quite smug about putting it
To the New Zealand Commerce Commission, We, a group of more than 30 New Zealand editors, are writing to say, with respect, you are
Today is our fourth Free Day in the past two years and we're certainly hoping many of you will come and see what's new. This Free
The financial issues currently being faced by Kaikoura and Wellington businesses illustrate the importance of arranging quality business
Perhaps there's something in the water - other than chlorine, fluoride, and E.coli - that drives officialdom mad, for the politicisation
Rugby fans in this country are lumbered with a perpetual dilemma. We're an egalitarian nation with an elite team playing an egalitarian
With guests coming the next day, it was time to mow the lawns. Isn't it funny how visitors prompt all sorts of alien behaviours: dusting
Our workforces are entering a new age of flexibility, driven by new digital technologies, globalisation, environmental pressures
One cannot help but wonder if there is more than meets the eye to the Hawke's Bay Regional Council's decision to prosecute the Hastings
Another campground carved up by developers, Campground hits development chopping block... These are just a few of the headlines that could have made the front page.
Back in the May of 1960 I was five years and eight months old and school had been an interesting new diversion in my life, as it would