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Exhibition demonstrates the role of art in a political space
As artists respond to events, art takes on a political and social dimension.
Bold vision unfolding before our eyes at Mitre 10 Park
We now know that the facility is about to include a Hawke's Bay Aquatic Centre.
Working together pays off
Sir Graeme's tenacity and vision is infectious, long may it last
Hotels bring hustle and bustle to remote area
Alexander Macdonald appears to have run a good establishment
Canny View: The new face of wealth and legacy
What's your plan for when you can't look after your finances?
Reform needs a Green hand
The Greens have lessons they can share – and Labour needs to partner-up and learn them.
There's nothing new under the sun
In 1562 Queen Elizabeth, then 29, was attacked by smallpox and rendered bald by the virus
Thieves out in full force while we sleep
Tradies are a regular targets which suggests that tools are easy to sell on.
Saturday morning sport far from comfortable
I've done nothing else except search for wool lined winter boots.
Hamish Saxton: Visitors enjoying their 'Baycation'
Now is the time to welcome these visitors with open arms
Canny View: Great minds aren't always great everywhere
There have been a multitude of stories of how well new and amateur investors have done.
Good hired help hard to come by
There was a rapid turnover of servants in the Spencer household.
Canadians bring spiritual dimension to Havelock North
The arts and crafts aspect of the Havelock Work had spread from Britain around 1880.
Opinion: National needs economic credibility
Judith Collins needs time to build an effective, united team
NZ First 'would rather snipe than contribute'
COMMENT: NZ First act as rightful rulers willing to be spoilers against so-called mates.
Don Kennedy: Dominant Hamilton wants more of a battle
Team boss Otmar Szafnauer is adamant the brake ducts are legal.
We have done well - let's keep it up
Buy local campaigns up and down the country have helped our small businesses survive.
Adam Green: Competitive streak gets a bruising
Flipping card after card I struggled to recall where the guitar was
A message to small businesses
An extra $40 million is going to a specialised regional business advice service
Property investors feel the pinch
We admit to having no idea where any market will go, the property market included.
Dame Valerie 'one heck of an athlete'
Having Valerie Adams as the latest Barbie is brilliant
Thousands turn out to see 'our Nyree'
Most towns had a theatre nicknamed 'the bug house'
National's hard hitters are back on top
Speaking of the pandemic, thank God the Nats haven't been in charge.
Note to tooth fairy pays off
My troublesome tooth gave up halfway through the extraction process and broke apart.
Politics, fireworks and pranks
The Ngāti Kahungunu Matariki fireworks display was spectacular.
The family who drove 600km for a daycation in Hawke's Bay
Global policies are one thing but what happened to local solutions?
Local artists make unique contribution as NZ's storytellers
Adsett taught art to many generations of New Zealand kids and their teachers.
Tough life on back block
Subcontractors who worked on the remote house were far from keen to stay overnight.
The cost of short-sighted investing
Sticking to a long-term plan can be one way to offset the stresses of volatility
National party under pressure after Covid leak
COMMENT: National leader Muller's mild response to the leak fiasco was surprising.