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Your grandparents didn't notice, but your grandchildren will.
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New editor for Hawke's Bay Today
I love regional newspapers, even though they've taken most of the hair off my head.
Comment: If you want to complain, you need to vote
OPINION: Despite having no confidence in candidates, I vote. Because then I can whinge.
Lowry and Cullen back training on their own
Trainers decide to end successful partnership and go their separate ways.
Comment: KiwiSavers, don't panic - time is on your side
It's likely we haven't seen the last of this bout of volatility
Comment: Tolerance is acceptance of differing views
Tolerance is not about insisting there's only one way to think or act
Comment: Let's return pātiki to the Ngaruroro
Our scientists and monitoring team have spent hours pulling together environmental data
The strangest place names in Britain
My first experience of such names came in the 1970s when I travelled on the London Tube.
Days of soldiering on are over
While the weather has been miserable it is the middle of winter and it will get better.
Comment: Covid shadow on countdown to long-awaited getaway
I think I must subconsciously be quite worried that it will never happen
Shocked over maternity service review
It's a hellishly damning review of maternity services, if true.
Design reflects history of movement across the globe
One of the most obvious influences in Guy Ngan's career is modernist architecture.
When it comes to finance try to ride the tide
It's a mixed bag with fuel prices at the moment
Comment: Mysterious art of expertly naming cars
It was not clear what it was supposed to be an expert at
How magical would a parents' yes day be?
Imagine if your kids said yes to everything you asked them to do.
'Pathetic, unprofessional': Ian Foster's refusal to answer questions treats fans with disdain
OPINION: Steve Hansen was masterful with the media. He knew the message he wanted to send.
Artist tells story behind painting
In Samoan culture there is a notion of 'le va', a space where things happen, unseen.
More action needed to lead members away from gangs
Helping people to gain driving licences could be a key factor in turning them from crime.
Comment: Rewrite your money script and reap the rewards
Many different money scripts exist
Remember to laugh, especially at yourself
Modern psychology, on the other hand, sees humour as a character strength.
There's some crowing going on in the chicken paddock
He is so proud he decided to show off his new found voice at 4.30am
Comment: Winter 2022 knockout winner in prize fight
This champ isn't like any other winter, it's faster, it's bigger and takes no prisoners
Comment: Are we or are we not in the grip of an epidemic?
So much for the Team of 5 Million banding together to save our ailing health system
The counter argument for community-based gambling
Opinion: Online gambling growth and the demise of controlled spaces are a step backwards.
Making our venues accessible to all
At MTG we already have features and services to assist with accessibility
Comment: Banks' home loan sweeteners could leave sour taste
Unfortunately, there's no such thing as a free lunch
Kia rite – time to act: No magic wand or hero's cape for Climate Action Ambassador
We need to take climate action together. It needs to be OUR plan.
Film has me all shook up
If people don't like these things, they would be better off staying home.
Hamish Bidwell: Why do we judge people for their religious beliefs?
Frankly, I'm far more interested in the price of milk.
Mike Williams: Goodbye to health bureaucracy
'There was no sign that the health system I encountered was under any kind of stress'
Comment: Weeds rejoice as my gardening fingers strike again
Those noxious weeds that looked so pretty were gone