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Editorial: Even more to enjoy each day

By Andrew Austin
Editor·Hawkes Bay Today·
26 Jul, 2015 09:00 PM2 mins to read

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Hawke's Bay Today editor-in-chief Andrew Austin

Hawke's Bay Today editor-in-chief Andrew Austin

Our team at Hawke's Bay Today is constantly trying to make the newspaper an even better read and this week we introduce a number of new features and sections designed to enhance your reading experience.

The paper has undergone tremendous change in the past few years, moving from an afternoon paper to morning delivery and also changing to a compact size. We have also sharpened our online offering, with more emphasis being placed on our website and Facebook page.

Our readers have embraced the changes to the newspaper but it is important for us to keep things fresh.

We kick off today with a modified News in Ten section on page two, focusing on local news, competitions and promos.

We have also expanded our world and national news section, while from Wednesday to Saturday there will be a daily business page, with a full share table on a Saturday.You may also notice that our KiwiSaver columnist Shelley Hanna has moved from a Tuesday to a Monday [today)], when she will grace our recently launched Personal Finance page. This page is one of our new daily Lifestyle pages - there is also food and wine, travel, gardening and health.

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Our regular sections - Business on a Tuesday, Vibe magazine on a Wednesday, The Land rural liftout on a Thursday and the racing form guide on a Friday - will remain, giving you plenty of reading each day.

Saturdays get better, too, with more features in our lifestyle magazine Indulge, including DIY and entertainment. Each day we will have a guide to what's new in the paper. All your favourite sections and columnists will still be there, we are simply adding more.

Enjoy.

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