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Who will pass integrity test of voters?
It will be fascinating to see today who passes the integrity test in the eyes of voters.
Mat Mullany: National history curriculum a positive plan
It is with a sense of cautious optimism that our national history can be told.
Letters: Candidates fire off views ahead of election day
Water and activists dominate councillors' opinions
Teuila Fuatai: Pacific people treated differently
COMMENT: Fly-in fly-out Pacific Island workers get a rough immigration deal.
Talking Point: Care needed in rewriting our history
Clive Bibby has been an advocate for the compulsory teaching of te reo in our schools.
Rachel Stewart: Farm leaders in dance over freshwater plan
COMMENT: Finally long-delayed "action plan for freshwater" discussion document has arrived
How many times will NRL drop ball on repeat offenders?
Players in mould of Hudson Young and Sam Burgess need to find other meaningful employment.
KiwiBuild reset will address our housing issues, says Whaitiri
This year's theme for Māori language week is "Kia Kaha Te Reo Māori".
Spark says no health risks with cell tower sites
No evidence of negative on health or house values from cell towers, says Spark
Froth or fumble, ABs v Wallabies all about ghosting
Will Michael Cheika roll out David Pocock? Common sense suggests maybe in last 10 minutes.
Roger Moroney: 'Tis the season of pollen clouds and hay fever
COMMENT: There's something (yellow) in the air ... and plenty of it.
Opinion: Recycling rules rile
What will I do with all the plastic containers I already have for recycling?
Comment: Ihumātao situation an issue for all NZers
COMMENT: Ihumātao a unique volcanic landscape occupied since the dawn of human arrival.
Not just swimming, but sport poorer amid doping claims
Global governing bodies need to take collective stance on doping — that's, zero tolerance.
Gambling 'a double edged sword'
Funds for community good projects is more important than ever.
Put your hand up if you knew laws pertaining to overthrows?
Hey, why not use the reserve day to determine winners ... if it happens in 20 years or so?
What-if moments make the Cricket World Cup a humdinger
It's the twists and turns of imperfections that made the ICC World Cup a sporting shrine.
From the MTG: Making moves to remove plastic
The MTG has been recycling for years and Laura Vodanovich is trying to do so at home, too.
Bruce Bisset: Growing pains instead of profits
Radiata pine logs cannot compete with higher-quality sawn timbers.
America's Fifa acquisitions are noble but at what cost?
France world cup ideal platform for female fight but mollycoddling US going a bit too far.
ICC World Cup curators deserve tea party with the Queen
If the Ockers prevail on Sunday, then it's Australia 1 Cricket 0 in a lose-lose situation.
For Black Caps, it's about attitude over aptitude
Trent Boult deserved better because his hat-trick simply paled into glorious irrelevance.
Jeetan Patel can't be scapegoat for not tinkering team
Ish Sodhi spin blunder's symptomatic of not tinkering with New Zealand team much earlier.
Future bright as boys' rugby team stand by Briar Hales
The correlation between females engaging in male domains and succeeding is hard to ignore.
Talking Point: Climate emergency needs to be more than words
Is declaring a climate emergency just words on paper, asks Martin Williams.
Tom Belford: Global warming represents a climate emergency
Let's travel back to our patch in Hawke's Bay, which is where we can make a difference.
Sulu Fitzpatrick offers great hope off netball court
Leadership in the mould of Sulu Fitzpatrick, Wayne Shelford are hard to find these days.
Talking point: Simon Bridges says he's proud to be showing his 'true colours'
In Hawke's Bay there are 194 fewer people who have had surgery this year, Bridges says.
Golf's designed to bring out Koepka, Trumpesque traits
Etiquette's everything in golf and that's why the old school types insist on a dress code.
The hourglass empties: Waves bashing a Hawke's Bay beachfront are our climate change flashpoint
OPINION: If only we all felt of the sands of time slipping away underneath our feet.