Steamship stranded broadside on beach
The jagged outline of Cape Kidnappers can be seen in the background.
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Historic HB: Football girls cause quite a stir
The exhibition soccer match in Dec 1921 was the first women's soccer game in Hawke's Bay.
The downside of DIY investing
You might have heard the term micro-investing coming up in the past year or so.
Let's tighten up on sunscreen standards
Choose your sunscreen wisely, because NZ regulations are failing Kiwis.
Let's talk about writing
Hang your tinsel and baubles whenever you want – a peeing dog toy is all you need.
It was up up and away at lunchtime
It's a big umbrella and I had visions of it flying straight through the ranch slider
The magical elf is well out of sight
The elf got into the lollies and tried to catch fish
Peace and harmony between peoples can be achieved
Ngāti Kahungunu committment to peace has never moved or waned
Signor Bragato predicted Bay's wine success
"People here evidently mean business and I know of no cellars in New Zealand superior..."
Pointless pretending there is no pandemic
There is also good sense to be found on social media.
Take a deep breath and think before you leap
Workers are starting to realise their value.
Out with the old, in with the new
The day before we were due to drive down, age struck another cruel blow.
My new poolside role is leaving me breathless
I, as the official 'fisher outer' then spring into action
It's the little moments in life that count
When he saw me he said "I want to hug you but I've got sticky hands."
How does an A&P Society survive in 2021?
Selling land to developers won't fix the challenges A&P societies face.
Huge cost of posting Christmas gifts
Wouldn't it have been so nice of NZ Post to give us all a Black Friday treat?
Holt family build successful business
Robert was 26 years old and had learned a trade as a joiner in Oldham, England
Prepare to move to traffic light system
Anyone travelling by Air NZ or Interislander ferries will need to be doubly vaccinated.
Craig Cooper: It's confusing, but Hawke's Bay will turn orange next week
Here's why Hawke's Bay will be orange next week under the new Covid levels
Turning up the heat on housing
It looks like some major developers are looking into build-to-rent
Can't beat glass of freshly squeezed orange juice
Good advice several decades ago ensures a steady supply of citrus deliciousness.
Teaching is more than meets the eye
I bet every teacher would love their job to be as simple as that
Miss Information and Dr Google are a bad couple
Let's not stall at the Covid 19 traffic lights.
Talking Point: Fight nitrate or buy out dairy farms?
Spend millions on managed aquifer recharge, or buy out dairy farms instead?
Craig Cooper: The Mother Of All Protests has a few hangers-on
A good protester loves a good platform and isn't fussy whose it is
Women's rest centre still going strong
It was advertised as a safe place for the girls working in Hastings.
Secret language of the fan
Beautiful and practical, fans were also used as a secret language by women to men.
Getting hold of vaccine pass not easy for some
Online contact is not universally available.
Mark Story: Vehicle beach barrier represents respect for the ocean
Vehicle beach ban a sandlover's dream
Dive-bombing foe just won't buzz off
5am comes, a mosquito appears and all the forces swing into action