From The MTG: Mountfort obvious choice as cathedral architect
Very quickly, the proposed new cathedral became the centre of controversy.
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Nothing right about being wrong
Like this fluoride in the water thing…is it right or wrong?
Wyn Drabble: Eating outside your comfort zone
Mother birds were possibly nudging their young away from the offending items
The Hits: Who's smarter?
Mac got the hang of the cube in 30 minutes and has since been lording it over me.
Canny View: Positive outlook helps with investing
Why would the couple in their 50s have such a different outlook to the man in his 30s?
Godfather of the modern cafe and restaurant trade
The Mayfair Hotel soon morphed into the legendary Lager and Carousel Bars
From the House: Advocating for ways to make our community safer
The Napier City Council could take a leaf from Hastings Council's book, says Stuart Nash.
Hunt for music royalty
Art and music are a few of my favourite things. Following directions is not.
From the MTG: Volunteers an integral part of museum team
Our volunteers are a very accommodating lot and assist with a wide range of tasks.
Roger Moroney: The chase is on to get tea done
I drop things and I forget things when I am facing the Dark Destroyer
Who will helm the regional council, now Graham's gone?
With change swirling in environmental sector, a conservative chair selection is likely.
The Hits: Reality check for parenting ideals
Parent one quickly turns into parent two
Middle NZ: Visitors duck into my little slice of paradise
As soon as they detect movement they take flight with a lot of noise involved.
Talking Point: HB's fear of crime isn't media's fault
Remind your MPs that, although they feel safe, you do not.
Canny View: Tackle one thing at a time: start with KiwiSaver
The good news is that a few simple changes can immediately get your finances moving.
Mike Williams: The issue of fundraising
We need to reopen debate about extending state funding of political campaigns.
Historic HB: Houses no match for the ocean
Sea Spray began its life as an old army hut.
Roger Moroney: EV or not EV, that is the question
Trimming the auto and 'ag' sectors will hurt NZ big time, says Roger Moroney.
Talking Point: Things that go bump on the hill
Fuss is inevitable whatever you do on the roads.
Roger Moroney: Don't build the bridge, and get over it
Cyclists have been getting a pretty good deal, in terms of roadways and pathways, of late.
About dam time: A fresh look at water storage in CHB
The Tukituki Water Security Project is taking a fresh look at water storage in CHB
Wyn Drabble: Can rats eat wireless broadband wires?
Oh, for the innocence of the non-digital age!
Opinion: A new Dame leads the six proud Hawke's Bay locals honoured
Six Hawke's Bay people recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours
Social media storm: Safety works in streets should be applauded, not derided
Tom Parker Ave, Morse and Herrick Streets are grateful for safer streets.
Meaty and memorable speech from PM
Her communication skills are sublime as is her political nose.
Exhibition put Waipawa in the spotlight
Ephemera is something intended to last once the occasion for which it was made, is over.
The lesser-known link between investment and return
A shining example of this virtuous circle is cloud-based accountancy software firm Xero