Bird snares among taonga in MTG's care
Through these bird snares cultural practices are discussed.
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Mike Williams: Clarke Gayford is an asset to Labour campaign
The same could not be said for the emergence of David Wong-Tung
Follow evidence-based guidelines to treat childhood eczema
Most Hawke's Bay children with eczema respond well to standard treatment.
Sentimental value can destroy monetary value
Diversification is what maintains wealth
Greens honest enough to admit mistakes
He may pay for that when the next party conference rolls around
No spring cleaning until after Father's Day
Spring has sprung, it screams down, wipe me down and forget about me again.
Let all the shows begin again - please
It's the perfect opportunity to have a look at the Opera House.
Ten unique guitars up for auction
The auction is to raise funds for The Acorn Project Hawke's Bay.
Air of tense expectancy as surrender documents signed
Flight Lieutenant Pete Steele flew first British plane to land in Japan after WWII pact.
Lovers of harmony delighted about new band
It is unknown whether Collins returned the cornet to the Napier Artillery Band
Don't confuse gambling with investing
When you buy a bond the money goes into a managed investment scheme
Hawke's Bay club rugby final: Hastings the 2020 Maddison Trophy winners
Hastings are the 2020 winners of the Maddison Trophy
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
He thought they were all having a very nasty fight and wanted to shoo away the leader.
Art buyers turn to online sites
Auction house director Lee Melville says art has traded well in the past few months.
National missing chance to focus on other policies
National missing chance to focus on other policies
Time to make smart decision about your finances
Lowering interest rates would typically slash lending and deposit rates
Referenda - Far from a perfect ending
As it stands, anyone over 18 with a terminal illness could choose to die one day
Time politicians left the sandpit
I know that the same would have occurred if the parties had been swapped over.
A rude awakening as Covid screams back into our lives
Like so many I had become mildly complacent
Time to put a Covid-kit together
It appears we haven't really learned anything from lockdown
Talking Point: Water legislation and council responsibilities evolving
How Napier's water network used to be operated is no longer appropriate
Editorial: The 'get it over and done with' election
This is becoming the 'get it over and done with' election
Call for a re-think about Napier's water supply
Guardians of the Aquifer met in July with the council's consultants.
Display focuses on life before 1931 earthquake
Events in the theatre are continuing, with measures in place to protect our patrons
National love to point the finger
Sure, they've "enjoyed" a constant limelight, but they've just been doing their job.
Editorial: Minnie a Maraenui matriarch and true hero
EDITORIAL: Maraenui matriarch kept it real - and made a real difference.
Culinary delights in the provinces as eating-out culture improves
On a night out in the provinces, a culinary history flashed before Wyn Drabble's eyes.
Sweet smell of natural underarms
My co-host Adam Green, admitted the other day that he never wears deodorant.
Middle NZ: Mother Nature turns it off - and on
Mother Nature also knows how to look after us