Shooting trophy gifted to museum
The first rifle competition for the Coleman Shield was held on May 24,1895.
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A dinosaur roams the streets while humans shelter from a virus.
Coronavirus is a symptom; climate change is the cause
Coronavirus is a symptom; climate change is the cause.
Clever mouse outwits Madam Dog
If you think that idea is stupid, may I point out that people have been stockpiling flour.
Coronavirus can't stop us completely
We need to do whatever we can to help support and keep our sporting codes afloat
A walker's comment made my day
I'm so glad I live in New Zealand with leaders who have moved fast and hard
Covid 19 coronavirus: Let's hope as a nation we all have our head in the game
As a nation have we finally got our head in the game, and not in the long white clouds?
Te Kooti turned to Bible after arrest
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Impossible to imagine September election
It is impossible to imagine a normal election campaign taking place amid a pandemic.
Sailors bring Spanish flu to Napier
The Armistice celebrations saw spilling onto streets, those infected spread the illness
Hawke's Bay: Covid-19 is here ... don't panic, we are all in this together
Covid-19 is here - don't panic and look after each other.
Will Sky reduce subs as coverage falls?
The pandemic crisis is lifting the half slip on sports at communal and professional level.
Bridges' response 'shallow and graceless'
Unfortunately it also hasn't stopped the worst opportunists from looking for advantage.
Time to take a trip around our own backyard
Oamaru holds memories for me because that's where I started school
Stop looking at your KiwiSaver balance
Be kind to yourself and your neighbours and enjoy spending some time at home
A tad pale today but still a fine green party
St Patrick's Day will have a more pale green edge to it today.
Stay healthy, be kind and keep spending: Napier MP Stuart Nash
Don't be daunted! There is cause for optimism.
Covid-19, the markets and your money
Investors should be aware that the market could turn around as quickly on positive news
Take a tour and check put our public art
These artworks tell stories that reflect the time they were created in.
Mayor's confidence about flu's reach short lived
The borough's water cart would be used to disinfectant the town's streets twice daily
Let's support our native species
In essence it means the ability of a landowner to alter any SNA will be limited
Be prepared, but stay calm
The elderly are one of the most vulnerable especially if they have underlying problems.
Time to front up and trim up
The truth is fellas, we aren't so good at taking care of ourselves here in NZ
The time of the late sun and leaf is upon us
Time to get out the rake, but don't put the mower away for the sun's not done yet.
Prepare for an election worth watching
The National Party has yet to select a candidate for Wairarapa.
Pandemic fear jolts markets, emergency rate cuts
We can't tell you when things will turn or by how much
Crowds drawn to Ahuriri road races
Kerry Nattrass became involved in the Hawke's Bay Car Club in 1957
Orienteering great for the entire family
If you need to convince the kids, think "gaming" ... but for the outdoors.
'She certainly is a beauty': Toitoi opening a joyous event
I was pleasantly surprised by mix of opulence and cosiness.