Latest from HBT - Opinion

Sally Jackson: Library to serve community

Napier Library will bring people from all cultures and backgrounds together.

Jacoby Poulain: Helping hand good for all

Locals can help others in need by passing on pre-loved clothing to families with newborns.

Editorial: Sport has power to unite us

Sport unites us

Eva Bradley: Texting? I'd better pull my digit out

Smartphone overuse gets painful thumbs-down

Marcus Agnew: Kids, it's okay to win

Of course it is okay to lose, we all know that, someone has to, no one's going to die.

Laura Vodanovich: Clock ticking, don't miss out

Just two weeks left to see popular exhibition

Michael Fowler: Retail hours hard sell

The common retail work week used to be six days, with a half-holiday allowed

Mike Williams: Disaster stance total nonsense

Spin doctors try hard but report findings don't support their position

Glen Robertshaw: It is the people who should decide the dam

Regional council has perfect opportunity to properly consider public's views on dam.

Editorial: More answers and accountability needed

Let's hope the second phase of the inquiry provides a whole lot more answers.

Do the sums: motels for tourists or world expo

Is there a better way to spend $53 million?

Malcolm Dixon: Regional Council has still not apologised

There is still no sign of an apology from the regional council for its failings

Editorial: Saddle up to Ride for Road Safety

As a country with strong rural roots, it seems odd people can be so ignorant.

Jacoby Poulain: My world has hope in it

Jacoby Poulain's weekly column returns.

Marathon and mums keep region pumping

Running event good for health and economy, while families turn out for Mother's Day.

Meka Whaitiri: We have been badly let down

Now is the time for justice, for all of us who were so badly let down by the failures.

Michael Fowler: RSA vetoed card games at women's rest

Idea of women playing Bridge in 'sacred' building frowned upon.

David Elliott: Trucks on Marine Parade have damaging impact

We need to look at ways to separate port traffic from the lives of Napier residents.