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Hawke's Bay named after Cook's boss

Debate has also centred around the apostrophe in Hawke's Bay

Horse ownership - it can be a wild ride

My trajectory stayed the same. Only the altitude changed.

Money magazines 'under pressure'

Commercial media's priority is to keep its shareholders happy.

Will Erasmus, Gatland, Hansen, Jones lose composure?

Accountability will be difficult to sidestep after Rugby World Cup semifinals in Japan.

Bruce Bisset: Land-use rules must be fair

As an environmentalist, I have to side with the farmers on this one

Anna Lorck: Electorate should represent city and district

Should Tukituki electorate be changed to 'Hastings?'

Commentator's words bring back bad memories

Sunday morning's one-hour-delayed telecast did not start well, writes Wyn Drabble.

All Blacks are AAA 'in Standard & Poor's rating system'

A triple treat at the Rugby World Cup for All Blacks will only feed an elitist ideology.

Make sure you have a ta-ta test

There are about 50 women each week who are diagnosed with breast cancer

Rugby World Cup demands discipline or jet off home early

No, refs don't get it right every time at the Rugby World Cup but then neither do players.

Bruce Bisset: No clear pattern from voters

It's hard to know quite how to interpret the results of the Hawke's Bay local elections.

The 'wonderful' world of online

Let's take making an airline booking as an example

The Hits: Annoying app tells me what I don't want to know

Trying to stop reaching for the phone is harder than expected.

Middle NZ: Gearing up for a tax battle

It is a government scheme and surely the government wouldn't rip off hard working Kiwis.

Talking point: Facts are the elephants in the room

97% of publishing climate scientists support the consensus on climate change.

Roger Moroney: Night out at a show had me booing

It was a show to make kids react and join in, which they (and their mums and dads) did.

For one council, voting isn't over yet

For one council at least, the voting isn't over yet.

'Whitby cats' were slow, but sturdy

James Cook would personally oversee the conversion for his voyage.