Air of tense expectancy as surrender documents signed
Flight Lieutenant Pete Steele flew first British plane to land in Japan after WWII pact.
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Pot painted black by bill
For example, if you're selling cannabis products, you can't sell anything else.
How many lives do dogs have?
I don't make a habit of thanking plant life but, thank you, tree.
Duck antics lead to more talk about the birds and the bees
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Art buyers turn to online sites
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Time to make smart decision about your finances
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National missing chance to focus on other policies
National missing chance to focus on other policies
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Time politicians left the sandpit
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A rude awakening as Covid screams back into our lives
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Time to put a Covid-kit together
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This is becoming the 'get it over and done with' election
Call for a re-think about Napier's water supply
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Display focuses on life before 1931 earthquake
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National love to point the finger
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Editorial: Minnie a Maraenui matriarch and true hero
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Culinary delights in the provinces as eating-out culture improves
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Sweet smell of natural underarms
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Middle NZ: Mother Nature turns it off - and on
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Historic Hawke's Bay: Earthquake leaves sailing club high and dry
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It's all go at MTG Hawke's Bay
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Election promises some fascinating contests
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Don't let politics diminish your returns
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Bruce Bisset: Is updated software fit for purpose?
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Three-wheeling Hamilton wins seventh British Grand Prix
Hamilton insists that he thrives on racing.
You never stop learning sweet new tricks
Now I do know and I'm excited about the rewards I will reap from this knowledge
Keep up the good work and stay informed
We might want to close our ears and eyes to that C-19 word, we simply can't afford to.