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Opinion: DHBs employ brilliant, caring empathetic people. They didn't write this letter though ...
DHBs employ brilliant, caring empathetic people. They didn't write this letter though ...
DHBs employ brilliant, caring empathetic people. They didn't write this letter though ...
Our farmers are close to the land and will feel climate change hard.
America is fast running out of options, writes Bruce Bisset
My other motoring gripe is the outrageous price of petrol in our country
Until NZC changes a method that rewards a game of chance, test wins will remain elusive.
Windy and dry conditions mean we should be nervously vigilant.
The images of flames leaping into the air and rushing through bush are terrifying.
Know Your Neighbour will provide the opportunity for communities to share information
Now is an excellent time to ensure insurance policies are on track for 2020.
A solar alignment was used as the sailors' signal for the first rum issues of the day
Was the gun buyback a success? Not really, says Chris Geddis.
So that's 2019 done and dusted ... soon be 2525 ... I mean 2020.
Hawke's Bay Today salutes our 2020 New Years Honours recipients.
National Party's star and what single-handedly saved it from internal disarray was a poll.
Michael Fowler writes about the 1919 post war shopping boom
To all the families with empty places at their Christmas table this year ...
Bruce Bisset ponders the looming demise of his relationship with Jacinda Ardern
The second innings in Perth doesn't count because Australia were playing pick-up sticks.
Flaxmere Primary School needs to be congratulated.
We have got the technology but have we got enough information?
More saving and presumptive planning is the answer
With exams over, it's a great time to set some goals
My chooks are nothing but a flock of freeloaders
Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda were the face of the Jazz Age
The Waghorne St wool store was built with a steel frame at cost of £12,000.
Corrections people have begun to take prisoner literacy seriously
Invest millions in preserving the ocean - not a museum - says Bruce Bisset.
Will the tourism industry return to Whakaari/White Island, given the risk of death?
Somehow it has grown into a tradition that, in December, I clean the windows