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Comment: Staying the course amid volatility

What matters for investors is whether they are on track to meet long-term goals

'Thank you, health service, you may put your clothes back on now'

The health system needs surgery and it needs it urgently

Copycat crime, ram raids on rise

If this goes on our shopping centres are going to look like the ones in America.

I've joined the ranks of two-liners

To be honest, for a while there it felt like we might be immune.

Good news for for those wanting to sit driver's licence

The package announced on Wednesday is a huge leap in the right direction

Colliers new sponsor of the HB spring racing carnival

A roundup of the week's racing.

Building relationships with tangata whenua

Most communities today could not name the hapū of Hawke's Bay.

After much ado the swing bridge was finally built

The great floods of 1897 saw the 1860s Puketapu bridge swept away

Don't get stirred up by bond news

Bonds can play an important role in your portfolio as a diversifier

Prepare for the brain drain

Yesterday's (or yesteryear's) dollar doesn't hold the same buying power today

Benchmark for acceptable language has shifted

The survey shows the most offensive words of a few years ago have slipped down the order

Linda Hall: Sometimes it makes sense to break rules

It's also necessary to tell little white lies sometimes

''It's racism evolved directly from the colonialism that hangs over NZ like a bad smell''

A moko kāuae is nothing to be afraid of.

Anzac memorial tagging suggests 'we've all gone wrong'

Acts of vandalism are low, immature and pathetic and a cry for help.

Cost of getting driver's licence needs addressing

Without a driver's licence, it is much harder for those on benefits to find a job.

Opinion: Anzac day more relevant than ever as history repeats

It is often the civilian population that has to stand up to tyranny, David Elliott writes.

Trust adds to Art Deco collection

Clarice Cliff's Persian range has remained highly collectable.

Statute honours 'Clive boys' who fought in the war

The memorial lists 130 names.24 of whom paid the ultimate sacrifice with their lives.