Comment: Why the need for such recycling speed in Napier?
Why didn't council wait until they had all their bins in a row before rolling out changes?
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Comment: Luckily, not everyone is a lazy so and so
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An opportunity exists for earthquake inspired modern architecture in Napier.
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Historic Hawke's Bay: 30 years since rocky reforms
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50 years ago this week that HART began beating the anti-apartheid drum
It's 50 years since HART began beating the anti-apartheid drum.
Pathway to Podium: Don't let rugby's grass roots die
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The pastor who lost the coat off his back in Norsewood's 1888 fire
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Don't worry about the herb garden - it's Doug
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School lunches must be of highest standard
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Comment: Let's revive true participatory democracy
Is there a better system we could try?
Wyn Drabble: There's a tone of excitement in the air
I decided I would explore "exciting" claims from the medical world.
Comment: Let's work toward smarter compliance updates
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Middle NZ: A bit of a cover up
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The Hits: Wallet gets a whacking for another children's event
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Faf de Klerks of world robbing rugby of its richness
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Important for Wairoa community to feel safe
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Horse ownership - it can be a wild ride
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Hawke's Bay named after Cook's boss
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Money magazines 'under pressure'
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Bruce Bisset: Land-use rules must be fair
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Anna Lorck: Electorate should represent city and district
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Commentator's words bring back bad memories
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All Blacks are AAA 'in Standard & Poor's rating system'
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Make sure you have a ta-ta test
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Roger Moroney: Listening from a comfortable grandstand
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Cook was ordered to make friends
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Winter code v summer code
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