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From slaves to waves: Remnants of colonialism keep knocking Tuvalu down
OPINION: Tuvalu the country is endangered, a nation home that is gradually disappearing.
Mike Williams: Luxon has a plausibility problem over Uffindell
OPINION: This saga leaves much unanswered.
Opinion: There's a simple solution to water security
We need to fix the environmental challenges.
Linda Hall: What a joke - that wasn't a protest, that was a political rally
OPINION: I understood the anti-mandate protest. I didn't understand this one.
Comment: Let's return pātiki to the Ngaruroro
Our scientists and monitoring team have spent hours pulling together environmental data
'Pathetic, unprofessional': Ian Foster's refusal to answer questions treats fans with disdain
OPINION: Steve Hansen was masterful with the media. He knew the message he wanted to send.
Mike Williams: Goodbye to health bureaucracy
'There was no sign that the health system I encountered was under any kind of stress'
Opinion: Leave Prince Louis alone - he's just a four-year-old
Opinion: Being a member of the royal family is like living in a fish bowl.
''It's racism evolved directly from the colonialism that hangs over NZ like a bad smell''
A moko kāuae is nothing to be afraid of.
Napier's Marineland: The sad tale of Daphne the dolphin
The striker waited, poised breathlessly for a dolphin to break the surface of the water.
Adopting the 'Māori Way' works
Once Māori health organisations were fully engaged the Māori vaccination rate took off.
Collective strength - the vision for our iwi's future
OPINION: Iwi chair hopeful says Ngāti Kahungunu must be at the top table where it belongs.
A note from your GP: 'Bulk of Covid work is being done in general practice'
'I'm tired of the demands, criticisms, rudeness and selfishness destroying my team'
Myka's incredible education journey continues
Iwi Scholarship recipient Myka Nuku lives and breathes whānau, waka ama and wellbeing.
Opinion: Have we lost the ability to disagree?
Sane and competent people are now completely disengaging from public debate
Mark Story: Vehicle beach barrier represents respect for the ocean
Vehicle beach ban a sandlover's dream
Opinion: Property ladder getting tougher to climb
What do you do if there is no BMD (Bank of Mum and Dad)
My neighbours were a cannabis dealer, a nurse and the man called Pete
There was a nurse next door, a Black Power house over the road, and a man called Pete
Craig Cooper: Anti-vaxxers are now the enemy - get ready for the battle
OPINION: While shy on detail, Labour has declared anti-vaxxers are the enemy.
Hawke's Bay Covid-19 and gang rumours debunked
A Hawke's Bay gang member does not have Covid 19. Or tattoos that were removed by Labour
Craig Cooper: What are the odds an orca will eat me?
Sharks win the swim, humans the run ... it all comes down to the bike
Chris Hyde: It's time to give Waka Kotahi some credit
EDITORIAL: If there's one thing Hawke's Bay drivers hate being told, it's to drive safely.
Selling Unison? A big fat zero chance
Consumer-owned lines companies being sold is as likely as Judith Collins becoming PM
Charges dropped over Hawke's Bay riverbank sex video
A man accused of making an intimate recording has permanent name suppression
'You hear them before you see them': Boy racers out in force during lockdown
My Mum's Morris 1000 top speed was 80mph. I never went that fast - the shaking put me off.
Craig Cooper: He kā te hopuoro i ngā wā katoa - the microphone is always on.
In some way or another, every week should be Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
Editorial: To my old friend, the new anti-vaxxer
OPINION: You popped up on my Facebook timeline unexpectedly this week. It's been years.
Opinion: We will be in lockdown next Wednesday
Opinion: We will be in lockdown all of next week - that is certain.
Is Verstappen v Hamilton another Senna v Prost?
Rivalry between Senna and Prost has possibly overshadowed all others.
Labour raises hackles of farmers, cops and nurses
Right now, cops, nurses and farmers aren't too happy with Labour.
Craig Cooper: If meth / Mob rehab programme is a joke, explain the punch line
Hopefully, Kahukura graduates are ex-Mob members getting sober, to leave the gang life
Historic HB: MAC music students gain great reputation
Sport was also encouraged at Maori Agricultural College.