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Ewan McGregor: The advance of the pine army threatens NZ's rural landscape
OPINION: Urgent call for Wellington to lead control of pine expansion.
Historic Hawke's Bay: Frederick Bennett's journey to uniting Māori and Pākehā
OPINION: Bennett became the first Māori Bishop in 1928, uniting Māori and Pākehā in faith.
Kiwi youths ready for genuine partnership – Layla Christison
OPINION: Living by Te Tiriti is to challenge ourselves to confront our own biases.
Canny View: Time to get back to basics
OPINION: Risk and return are two important parts of investing.
Letters to the Editor: Israel, Gaza conflict coverage
Readers have their say on war and supermarket promotions.
Decorative art exhibition a show for all ages
A whalebone heru will be among items in new “Eye Spy: Curious Stories” exhibition.
Kia Rite - Time to act: Four lanes good, six lanes better
OPINION: Pippa McKelvie Sebileau on what an expressway of the future might look like.
Linda Hall: Don't you dare call me 'dear'
OPINION: You might as well say "you have grey hair, therefore you are old and doddery".
I have to stop phubbing everyone - including my other half
OPINION: I try to stay focused, but my attention is waning.
Wyn Drabble: 'Please press 5 if you would like to know whether you are important to us'
OPINION: Choose from the following options to receive my first sentence of advice.
Wyn Drabble: I'm not one to resist a rest
OPINION: My naps are never more than 15-20 minutes long.
Craig Cooper: Haere ra, Hawke's Bay
If the opportunity arose, I would probably have lived in Hastings St.
Craig Cooper: Napier ram-raid solution is not a load of bollards
Opinion: The Aqua and Demio are the stolen cars of choice. How do we stop them ramming?
Hawke’s Bay letters: Prepare for battle after Cyclone Gabrielle
Those affected by Gabrielle should prepare for battle with organisations, says one reader.
Opinion: Don't blame staff for the weather
Sometimes there is just no one to blame - so don't try.
Opinion: City of Sails' deluge a wake-up call, again
The recent weather is a telling tale of two flooded cities, Craig Cooper says.
Half-naked in a hotel hallway, again
Fawlty Towers: Craig Cooper on a recurring hospitality nightmare.
Callous act that led to Kiwis being used as nuclear test subjects
The men covered their eyes with their hands, and could see the bones like an x-ray.
Opinion: OK fam, here's the tope, un-sus adult's guide to teen-speak
OPINION: 'Thirsty' for 'tea' is definitely not a drink in this lingo.
When it come to politics advancing age doesn't matter
After just 45 days in office the UK Prime Minister, Liz Truss, announced her resignation.
The thump, thump, thump in the night that I'm prepared to live with
OPINION: I was trying to sleep. Orchardists were trying to save their crops. Good on them.
Opinion: National's unwise double down on 'trickle down'
Panic's set in about tax cuts in the UK, but not in NZ's National Party.
Erosion threatens to wash away secrets of the past
This is not a renewable resource, and we risk losing a lot forever.
From slaves to waves: Remnants of colonialism keep knocking Tuvalu down
OPINION: Tuvalu the country is endangered, a nation home that is gradually disappearing.
Mike Williams: Luxon has a plausibility problem over Uffindell
OPINION: This saga leaves much unanswered.
Opinion: There's a simple solution to water security
We need to fix the environmental challenges.
Linda Hall: What a joke - that wasn't a protest, that was a political rally
OPINION: I understood the anti-mandate protest. I didn't understand this one.