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Switch board saves lives during 1931 quake
Napier's automatic telephone exchange opened in late 1939
Trust custodian of Bestall collection
Architect and artist Leo Bestall left a substantial bequest to the museum.
Wyn Drabble: A tale of two nights
According to the old adage, you get what you pay for.
The Hits: Trying to keep the blue words silent
It's all in my head or under my breath ...
Cape Palliser the highlight of road trip
We found our eating experiences on this journey, varied to say the least.
Good advice the difference between being able to say no, having to say yes
Matthew McConaughey hade the luxury of selecting what he did
Roger Moroney: No empty echo for Bay's Art Deco Festival
Kudos to those who danced and dined and doodled about in their grand automobiles.
Wyn Drabble: Mixing meta for fun, and frustration
'The importance of this cannot be underestimated.'
Talking Point: No comparison between white and black slavery
To say the north African enslavement of white people is equal to US slavery is misleading.
Rongokako's name is missing from Te Mata Peak's entrance. It cannot be erased
OPINION: One of my ancestors has died. I read the obit on a new signpost for tourists.
Mars is like Planet Wallet ... empty
Mars is like Planet Wallet…it's unlikely to have anything in it
Wyn Drabble: Necktie trend should lose its stranglehold
I can leave my buttons exposed to the world's gaze without blushing
Craig Cooper: Cancelled festival jolt to Hawke's Bay's 'naive complacency'
An 81-year-old Havelock Man's simple idea should be made compulsory.
Historic HB: Frustrating search for dump site
One targeted dump area was Glen Park Place, which backed onto Chambers land.
From the MTG: Centennial tribute to Women's Institute founder
She was an effective communicator and very persuasive.
Canny View: Be wary of financial advertisers
Investing is not a competition. Investing is not even a skill. It's a discipline.
Mike Williams: Interesting start to new year
Labour Party's strategy will be interesting to watch as it develops through the year.
Wyn Drabble: Limits on domestic travel
Travel plans vacuumed into the vortex of a virus
Opinion: Sever the ties that bind men to Parliament's dress standard
Ties are so 2000s. Throw them out of Parliament.
The Hits: New and exciting ways to stay in shape
The 56-Hour sleep week. Just get 8 hours a night, or, seven with a daily hour-long nap.
One thing is certain - nothing is free
Not paying money to trade may feel good, but nothing is free
From the MTG: Wairoa badly damaged by 1931 earthquake
Tragically for Wairoa three people were killed and several severely injured.
Waitangi Day - what are we actually celebrating?
Treaty had more to do with colonial capitalism than treating Maori fairly
Call for leniency falls on deaf ears
Alice was sentenced to hard labour and imprisonment for the rest of her natural life
Pondering and wondering while wandering
I wonder what I shall wonder about this evening.
Breaking down barriers around mental health awareness
Right by her side throughout it all is her former partner's dog Jess
Vacuum gives up the ghost when I need it the most
Have you ever tried to get down on your hands and knees and clean your carpet ?
Middle NZ: Happy that there is such a thing as a free lunch
Free school lunches a step in the right direction
Time to measure our water use, and be charged per litre?
Nobody knows how much water is lost in Hastings on private properties.
From the MTG: Remembering victims of the Holocaust
Acknowledging the 6 million Jewish people who died during the Holocaust.
Grim task of building coffins after 1931 earthquake
Only in recent years has their been efforts to get a more accurate total