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A comforting purchase

Like sleeping on a cloud the advertising said

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.

Legends from long ago

While at sea, he encountered a giant octopus

Society determined to introduce trout to NZ rivers

Many of the men were keen on introducing trout into Hawke's Bay

Awareness rising around social purpose of investing

The financial world has been separated from impacts that arise from investment decisions.

Budget backs small businesses

Our policies will see up to 33,000 children lifted out of poverty

Keeping an eye on time

Time has always driven so many things

No doubt tough southerners will be back

Lest I appear too gloomy about The Garden City, I should also mention the positive signs

Flash roasts not to my taste

You arrive in the kitchen to be greeted with a pan of lamb.

Road crew like clockwork

I'm looking forward to seeing the end result of the street makeover.

Renewables crucial for carbon-neutral future

I agree with John Carnegie that natural gas has to play a role as backup