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Sweet smell of natural underarms

My co-host Adam Green, admitted the other day that he never wears deodorant.

Middle NZ: Mother Nature turns it off - and on

Mother Nature also knows how to look after us

Show promises to be laugh a minute

And ladies bring your husbands or male friends

Historic Hawke's Bay: Earthquake leaves sailing club high and dry

Few perhaps were as sad as John Vigor Brown about land changes inflicted by the quake.

It's all go at MTG Hawke's Bay

Around 52 per cent of our general visitors are from outside the region.

Election promises some fascinating contests

In 2002 National voters split off to support smaller parties.

Don't let politics diminish your returns

People lose more money waiting for the right time to invest than those who stay the course

Bruce Bisset: Is updated software fit for purpose?

The review panel's report is due in March next year

Three-wheeling Hamilton wins seventh British Grand Prix

Hamilton insists that he thrives on racing.

Hotels bring hustle and bustle to remote area

Alexander Macdonald appears to have run a good establishment

Reform needs a Green hand

The Greens have lessons they can share – and Labour needs to partner-up and learn them.

There's nothing new under the sun

In 1562 Queen Elizabeth, then 29, was attacked by smallpox and rendered bald by the virus

Thieves out in full force while we sleep

Tradies are a regular targets which suggests that tools are easy to sell on.

Saturday morning sport far from comfortable

I've done nothing else except search for wool lined winter boots.

Hamish Saxton: Visitors enjoying their 'Baycation'

Now is the time to welcome these visitors with open arms

Canny View: Great minds aren't always great everywhere

There have been a multitude of stories of how well new and amateur investors have done.

Good hired help hard to come by

There was a rapid turnover of servants in the Spencer household.

Canadians bring spiritual dimension to Havelock North

The arts and crafts aspect of the Havelock Work had spread from Britain around 1880.