Predicting quakes hopefully about 'when' not 'if'
Scientists are slowly edging toward being able to predict earthquakes.
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We need to be smart about using phones
Repeat offenders may well find themselves with no mobility because of demerit points.
Golf's designed to bring out Koepka, Trumpesque traits
Etiquette's everything in golf and that's why the old school types insist on a dress code.
Opinion: It's a fine mess we are in but we have the solutions
Hawke's Bay has been challenged to stand up to family violence.
Police refer 7650 kids to Oranga Tamariki in one year
We will see improvements only if Oranga Tamariki and iwi work together
Time to listen to the teachers
50,000 primary and secondary teachers will be making themselves heard on May 29.
Comment: Ice creams for sale, unfortunately
Another Kiwi name is scooped up by an overseas buyer.
Marcus Agnew: We need to encourage women to coach
We need to relax and let younger coaches have a go if we want to build for the future.
Museums help us understand ourselves
The human need to communicate and connect is strong.
'Molly Coddlers' prevent people bathing
There were restrictions as to what a man could wear at the beach.
Disruption and diversification
DIY retirees have a habit of looking at risk through the prism of the past
Howard League's efforts paying off
Thousands of prisoners have been taught the basics of reading
The dog's fine but the guilt goes on...
The names in this story have been changed to protect the innocent.
Editorial: Phones are the new driving peril
Cellphones are the game-changing new peril on our roads.
Bruce Bisset: Carbon bill scores net zero
There are three major procedural failings in the zero carbon bill, writes Bruce Bisset.
Wyn Drabble: Devising ways to remember
There are certain things from your early schooling that you never forget.
The hourglass empties: Waves bashing a Hawke's Bay beachfront are our climate change flashpoint
OPINION: If only we all felt of the sands of time slipping away underneath our feet.
England football story, like Europe, distorted
The elite European football league have lost their mission statements in all the euphoria.
Opinion: We need an inquiry into our parenting crisis
Should newborn babies be removed from mums in hospital?
Playing the game of Saturday morning sport
Some game players just don't co-operate, writes Adam Green of The Hits.
Comment: DHB 'failed significantly' in its duty
Young Māori mum was left largely defenceless against state forces, writes Jacoby Poulain.
Talking point: Don't sell our pensioner flats
Should Napier's Henry Charles pensioner flats be sold to Social Housing Providers?
OPINION: Gang patch bill a waste of time
The Mob want acceptance, but barking like dogs isn't going to achieve that
Bruce Bisset: Oh no! The vegans were right!
It's a major failing for someone who espouses green politics
When kids' dreams start telling lies where are parents?
Are parents guilty of giving kids so much leeway in sport that academia becomes redundant?
Celebrating Naked Gardening Day in style
Posing nude with lemons was more difficult than expected for Megan from The Hits.
Comment: Cannabis link to mental health a barrier
The link between mental health issues and cannabis is a barrier to legal cannabis market.
Opinion: Sexy survey reveals it's all in the way you say it
Our accent is, a recent survey says, the world's most alluring.