Editorial: Justice can be elusive for victims
Even though it is guided by precedent and process, the judicial system by its very nature will never be satisfactory to those who demand or deserve justice, writes Andrew Austin.
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Bruce Bisset: Lessons in corporate power
Bruce Bisset writes: The corporatisation of our councils throws up a variety of mixed messages and conundrums for ratepayers and those on the inside of the system.
Editorial: Shortfall puts refuge in jeopardy
Hastings Women's Refuge is in trouble and it needs our help, writes Linda Hall.
Editorial: We need to complain more often
Hawke's Bay's reached a stage in its culinary evolution where plates should be right first time, every time.
Questions tip scale of tribal existence
It's not a good time to broach fat or skinny issues when people are getting upset about rib-revealing mannequins at fashion outlets.
Bruce Bisset: Greens need political lesson
Funny how everyone has suggestions for the way the Greens should think and act and who they should partner up with, writes Bruce Bisset.
Editorial: Good thing eyesore is going
In the two-and-a-half years I have worked for Hawke's Bay Today, I have grown rather fond of the Hastings CBD, writes Andrew Austin.
Liz Koh: Learn outcomes of financial decisions
Every day we are faced with financial choices. It may be as simple as a choice of whether to buy this week's special at the supermarket or as complex as whether to buy a house.
Andrew Austin: Reach out for help if needed
We can't get away from the fact that suicide is an issue in our communities.
Editorial: Let's find despicable cyclist
Outraged - was the first thing to come to my mind when I heard the story of an 83-year-old woman being assaulted on our streets.