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Canny View: Dark side with the brightest possibilities

Investing is a long-term game and panic selling can do more harm than good.

Black box secrets will reveal more about Ruby Princess' Napier visit

New questions arise daily over Covid-19 and the cruise ship.

Lights, camera but no action

To keep things simple, all my characters would be called Bob

On a mission to fill the tins

Baking runs deep in my clogged veins.

Messing about in the street

If you have run out of bags, improvise. Take a pooper scooper with you

NZers sacrificed food to help others

Every man, woman, and child under the age of 16 was supplied with a ration book

Crucial month for competitive athletes and young sportspeople

The competitive athlete needs to quickly adjust to the new routine of training from home.

Memories play important role in future

Someone sent me a link to Te Papa's digital jigsaws based on works in the collection.

It's going to be a long road back

Only the central government has the resources and authority to deal with such crises

Clever mouse outwits Madam Dog

If you think that idea is stupid, may I point out that people have been stockpiling flour.

Coronavirus can't stop us completely

We need to do whatever we can to help support and keep our sporting codes afloat

The things I am grateful for

Things to do in lock down

A walker's comment made my day

I'm so glad I live in New Zealand with leaders who have moved fast and hard

Covid 19 coronavirus: Let's hope as a nation we all have our head in the game

As a nation have we finally got our head in the game, and not in the long white clouds?

Impossible to imagine September election

It is impossible to imagine a normal election campaign taking place amid a pandemic.

Take time to talk to each other

It's not all doom and gloom.

Te Kooti turned to Bible after arrest

Te Kooti owned schooners that successfully traded between Tūranganui-a-Kiwa and Auckland.

Sailors bring Spanish flu to Napier

The Armistice celebrations saw spilling onto streets, those infected spread the illness