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Mike Williams: Small initiatives crucial to election victories
Very small initiatives that are not obvious can be crucial election-winning strategies.
Bruce Bisset: Zombie TPPA keeps on crawling
Labour would not be talking "deal" if its partners had firmly said "no deal"
Opinion: Every pregnancy is different
Pregnancy and childbirth can spark many questions
Anna Lorck: Time to get on board
Everyone living in our region has a right to better and affordable public transport.
Adam Green: Mum away but we survive . . . sorta
A man doesn't always go by the parenting textbook when in sole charge of the kids
Linda Hall: Getting back on horse just has to wait
A head injury can never be taken lightly, pro athlete or child
Editorial: Time to hear from candidates
Hawke's Bay Today will be hosting council candidate debates today and tomorrow.
David Elliott: Time to pay the bill
I would like to congratulate Mr Nash on his recent ministerial appointments.
Williams: Neo-liberalism looks a goner
Peters and Ardern weren't advocating alternative to capitalism
Fowler: When Havelock world was a stage
Incredibly, more than 200 of the village's 500 population dressed up as characters
Tourism 'way to grow business and jobs'
The challenge for the Hastings district is to get a bigger slice of the visitor cake.
Bill Taylor: The value of a business plan
Business plans essential says Dannevirke accountant.
Bayden Barber: Home ownership must be achievable aspiration
If elected as mayor I will make home ownership a key priority.
Joe Ascroft: Taxpayers need to brace themselves
Taxpayers, brace yourself to have your pockets opened.
Editorial: Diamond will sparkle
Signing of Brooklyn balladeer for next March is Mission Estate coup.
Hazlehurst: What I will do for Hastings
Such visionary plans will bring about a re-invigorated and fresh future for Hastings.
Sarah van der Kley: As deckchair general, I give the orders
No chance of hiding attempt at privacy from gawkers
Linda Hall: Smart move could save your skin
The sun can be a killer in a land that has the world's highest melanoma rate.
Malcolm Dixon: Educationalists should set policy
Education needs to be driven from the knowledge of those at the grassroots.
Bill Sutton: Little should get some credit for Labour's success
Six key political leaders deserve praise for their contributions to the election campaign.
Little place for 'I win, you lose' mindset
In years to come we will look back and recognise that New Zealand changed at this point.
Joe Kairau: Who turned out the light?
As a former emergency responder, I've seen more than my fair share of broken bodies.