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Canny View: Car prices surge as inflation revs up

The average price of a second-hand car has soared nearly 14 per cent in the past year

Delta scare rattles Bay as long weekend looms

Cross your fingers and roll up your sleeves as the spectre of Covid hovers over the Bay.

Opinion: Property ladder getting tougher to climb

What do you do if there is no BMD (Bank of Mum and Dad)

Lamb brain lament, best wishes to those horrible dishes

Those horrible dishes which didn't survive the march of time

My neighbours were a cannabis dealer, a nurse and the man called Pete

There was a nurse next door, a Black Power house over the road, and a man called Pete

Whakatū Freezing Works' poignant reunion

Reunion celebrated community and camaraderie of times past, and the pain of the closure.

Get a mate to vaccinate on Saturday

There is a bright spot around the corner. It's called summer.

Magpies skipper out for key Canterbury clash

Yet again, the Magpies go into a key match as underdogs

Is property still the golden goose?

Economist Tony Alexander does not see supply catching up with demand anytime soon.

Three Waters sales pitch 'an insult to councils'

There is a huge risk to communities from losing democratic control

Hawke's Bay Covid-19 and gang rumours debunked

A Hawke's Bay gang member does not have Covid 19. Or tattoos that were removed by Labour

Tamaki auditioned last week to be the most disliked figure in NZ

My attention was recently drawn to another apparent folly

Historic HB: A bus ride down memory lane

The two oldest sons apparently encouraged their father to move to motorised vehicle.

Craig Cooper: What are the odds an orca will eat me?

Sharks win the swim, humans the run ... it all comes down to the bike

Celebrating Roy Dunningham

Roy said this work by Joan Trollope is one of his favourites

Celebrating five years of writing

Our heartfelt appreciation to the readers of this column

Analysis of Hamilton v Verstappen battle

It is a battle between the current world champion versus the youngster.

Hope is in the wings for the events sector

The national interest and demand for events in Hawke's Bay has skyrocketed.