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Middle NZ: Too many judges spoil a show
Don't take your pick when it comes to flowers
Roger Moroney: 'Tis the season of pollen clouds and hay fever
COMMENT: There's something (yellow) in the air ... and plenty of it.
Rugby next in line in year of for world cup
Rugby World Cup kicks off next month in Japan
Be cautious about chasing higher interest returns
The Reserve Bank slashed its official cash rate this week to 1 per cent
Flash the sea lion was 'a real character'
Flash arrived at Marineland in 1967 and was selected by Rob Abel
Councillor debates acting mayor's comments
Two aquatic facilities which will provide ample opportunity to add extra swimming classes
Mike Williams: Give Tracey Martin chance to remedy wrongs
Audience asked some of the most thoughtful and penetrating questions
Bruce Bisset: Making profits from hot air
As for the supposed "slowdown" they're talking up, where is that happening, exactly?
Wyn Drabble: Never did us any harm, or did it?
The frightening thing is that those waste products were the stuff of my childhood.
Opinion: Recycling rules rile
What will I do with all the plastic containers I already have for recycling?
Our obsession with outcomes
Direct your investment efforts to the things you can control.
Oh rats - it's that time of the year again
Hubby got out bed and jumped up and down on the floorboards
Bath House opening a major event
The water was reputed to have superior medicinal qualities
Member's death highlights need for private club liquor rules to be reviewed
Outdated liquor laws for private clubs need reviewing.
Comment: Ihumātao situation an issue for all NZers
COMMENT: Ihumātao a unique volcanic landscape occupied since the dawn of human arrival.
Wyn Drabble: Packed in cattle class like sardines
A number of airlines are apparently trying to cram more seats into their planes
Not just swimming, but sport poorer amid doping claims
Global governing bodies need to take collective stance on doping — that's, zero tolerance.
Charging into another flat day
The expanding age of electricity and batteries and other sparky things.
Five Lessons from a Ponzi scheme victim
What really matters is finding an adviser who is interested in you achieving your goals.
Stand aside people - I have my First Aid certificate!
We bandaged each other's pretending arterial bleeds and compound fractures.
Driving programme exceeding expectations
Research shows high number of offenders who passed their licenses, went on to get jobs.
Wealthy Scottish Industrialist funds library
This year is 60 years since the original Hastings War Memorial Library was opened.
Tribute to a special volunteer, a vital cog in the wheel
Volunteers are a key indicator of the health of an organisation, Laura Vodanovich says.
Satire has an essential place in politics
Was an ad the wrong vehicle for taking the P out of a politician?
Bruce Bisset: RMA reform demands our close scrutiny
Reform of the Resource Management Act is well overdue.
Wyn Drabble: Exploring unusual systems of belief
Researching some of the world's more unusual systems of belief.
Editorial: A Sikh temple, Christian churches and fairness
Both the Peak Vision and Village Baptist churches near Havelock North are on similar land.