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OPINION: Funeral rule changes don't go far enough

The 10-person limit at funerals lacked the logic of other social restrictions

Time to rebuild meat industry

During level 4 there were many public accolades bestowed on workers in our industry.

THe Hits' Adam Green: What lockdown has taught me

Weeks would go by without a second thought to how hard those teachers were working

Opinion: Time to think about a 'Baycation' in Hawke's Bay

Hawke's Bay punches well above its weight in producing excellent cuisine and dining.

Opinion: Cafes and Budget booked in for Thursday

No handbook, no baseline comparison for Covid-19 management.

Historic Hawke's Bay: Long queues for takeaway chicken

Kentucky Fried Chicken brought its globally expanding brand to Hastings on April 3, 1974.

From the MTG: Let's choose the local options at level 2

Supporting local arts, culture, businesses and initiatives can help the community rebuild.

Economy beginning to hum

Alert level 2 will be "a safer normal".

The importance of wahakura

Wahakura are part of a targeted strategy to drop the rates of SUDI.

Driver licence programme gets tick from Impact Lab

A former National Party Leader's project has validated a Coalition Government initiative

Contact chaos all for the sake of takeaways

A single burger and fries helping now often exceeds the recommended daily salt intake

Go Local: Wairoa's small businesses key to town getting back on its feet

Before you buy something from out of town, stop and think, can I get this in town?

Two into one won't go

Wyn Drabble on everyday errors that annoy him every day.

Talking Point: The most valuable commodity right now? A clear head

The kaupapa of inter-generational wellbeing need not change.

Go Local: On the other side of struggle comes opportunity

Central Hawke's Bay locals don't have to look far to Go Local.

Go Local and support the Bay

The hospitality industry especially needs our help.