Apricot trees inspire art
Confucius, it is reputed, taught his students in a scene surrounded by apricot trees.
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True value creates true wealth
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The Tin Hat 'marching girls' were ex-servicemen dressed up in skirts.
PM works well under pressure, says former party chief
Election outcomes in Mike Williams' experience are the result of many factors.
Opinion: The man who experienced cannabis and death
The man who experienced cannabis and death
Can't resist looking at a good list
What about Queenstown? Not so much dangerous, but certainly rather concerning.
The Hits: Fabulous time had by all in Mahia
What we didn't know is that Oslers is so popular that generally sell out of everything!
Talking Point: Climate crisis 'freight train' bearing down
There is no point in wrapping this environmental catastrophe in cotton wool.
Beyond 2020 and the elections
Prime ministers and presidents have far less impact than you may think on share market.
Children enthralled by river canoe
It was the Toyota Corolla of the time, the rivers our highways.
Can Magpies match the Turbos' intensity?
The Ranfurly Shield slash between two old rivals is part of a huge weekend in Hawke's Bay
Historic Hawke's Bay: The butcher who owned a freezing works
The butcher who owned his own freezing works
Opinion: Landslide can also mean disaster
Sorry to bring everyone back to Earth with a thump, but Earth is what is at stake
Saga of the missing bonus
Out of nowhere, as if from a magician's hat, came a $20 win in Bonus Bonds.
Yearning for Yuletide
I'm sure I'm not the only one who can't wait to see the back of 2020.
Putting up my hand to help out
I was given, two kids named Alexis, two named Liam and one Baxter
Getting a driver's licence should be made as easy as possible
These roads are best described as challenging
Hawke's Bay success at Horse of the Year awards
Te Akau trainer Jamie Richards was the sole contender for Trainer of the Year
Investors likely to remain cautious
Japanese stocks performed well with the Topix Index recording a 5.2 per cent total return.
Telly flicked on in NZ in 1962
During the 1963/64 year 113,904 TVs were made in New Zealand.
The real challenge lies ahead
To have a viable future we need to embrace a far greener vision
Goodbye to financial tea cosy
And don't even think about phoning them even though your call is important to them
Magpies turn spotlight on the Bay
Most people are aware of the great Ranfurly Shield history Hawke's Bay has.
Buttons represent children killed in the Holocaust
Each button is unique, just as each child is unique.
Planning for your retirement
Ensuring that your will is up-to-date and reflects your current wishes is crucial.
Soldiers hammer into the night to build RSA
President Jim Germain was convinced they needed a place of their own.
The flowers are wilting fast
We're a secular country, in the main, and we like it like that.
Don't be afraid of me
I'm sure people's fear of "me" comes from having "I" drummed into them as children
Let's amalgamate our celebrations
Let's just throw Christmas, Easter and Halloween together.
Isolation a chance for real change
It is "big picture" thinking requiring us to be bold and brave
Legalising cannabis will be heavy blow to gangs
Something like three quarters of kiwis have sampled cannabis at some time in their lives