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Linda Hall: Concerts shows Brits rule

Linda Hall: Brits have once again shown their resilience in tough times.

Jerry Flay: Rugby's bonds of friendship

The legend of being a Lion was in the selection, not the results they achieved.

Editorial: We can't go on like this

Terror in Melbourne by criminal triggers sinking sensation yet again.

Ian Fuller: Water, water everywhere

As climate changes, so does the frequency and magnitude of floods and droughts.

Editorial: A time to appreciate loved ones

James Ford: Latest attack drives home what's important in our lives.

Jacoby Poulain: Action ongoing post-crisis

Dealing with issues to the forefront following the region's gastro crisis.

Farewell to column - and to finance

After trying to escape twice, I am leaving finance for good

Anna Lorck: Govt not helping our recovery

The Government's treatment of Hawke's Bay has been miserable says Anna Lorck.

Editorial: Seal highway near the lake

Priority needs to be given to projects that will enhance tourism.

Richard Shaw: She'll be right. Won't she?

A month in, and the damage caused by the presidency of Donald Trump is piling up. Three features of the new United States Administration's

Editorial: Te Matatini great for the Bay

There is a lovely buzz about Hawke's Bay these days and it suddenly seems as if our social calendar has become nice and full. The

Date set for tight election race

The battle can begin now Prime Minister Bill English has announced this year's general election will be held on September 23. The

Editorial: Ratepayers need to be part of decision-making

I reckon that more often than not these days ratepayers scratch their heads at the decisions that unelected officials make in councils

'Tis the season for tummy bugs

There is nothing pleasant about a gastro-type illness, just ask the 5000-or-so people who became ill from Havelock North's contaminated water in August.

Linda Hall: In Harry Potter's defence

Today I'm using my pen (computer actually) as a wand to defend Harry Potter. I know I wrote about Brian Tamaki a few weeks ago but

Dark arts? Reality is more mundane

COMMENT: There are people who truly believe journalism is a dark art practised by latter-day witches who seek only to deceive readers by telling them glorious lies.