More than thirty leaders share their aspirations for Hawke's Bay. Diverse. Provocative. Inspiring. Are they achievable? Do they conflict? READ MORE
Ultrafast internet connections are coming to the Bay. What’s all the fuss about … should we care? READ MORE
A huge investment is underway in recreational cycling in Hawke's Bay. Are cyclists safer? Who benefits? Where is all this pedal power taking us? READ MORE
Mark Sweet explores the realm of personal transformation... its intriguing past in Hawke's Bay and its present alternative practitioners. READ MORE
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Ambitious Plans for Guthrie-Smith Arboretum
Kay BazzardFor well over a century a unique conservation project has been developing on the western slopes above Lake Tutira, 25... READ MORE
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Do hens suffer in battery cages?
Janet LukeIt seems incredulous to me that someone has to even ask this question. If we were put in a small cramped metal cage and... READ MORE
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Corporate punch up for battered families
Keith NewmanKeith Newman explores the irony of a violent charity event for victims of violence. More than a few eyebrows are raised... READ MORE
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Inside Havelock North
Tom BelfordWhat’s in store for Havelock North in the year ahead? Most sweeping in its implications will be a new ‘Village... READ MORE
Guest Advocate
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Letting go of the past
21 December 2011 - Graeme S. Avery
I am passionate about Hawke’s Bay. That explains, on the one hand, my enormous enthusiasm over the years for the... READ MORE
Columnists
Contra-vision
Paul PaynterHawke’s Bay doesn’t exist. Really it doesn’t. What does our region really have to unify it? Not much more than a... Read more
Let’s grow stellar foods
Phyliss TichininI’m committed to a Hawke’s Bay that possesses the purest water, the best health statistics, the most contented... Read more
Thriving locally
David TrubridgeAbove our bach at Mahanga there is rare and precious remnant of native coastal bush. [Tragically it is dying because... Read more
Let’s leave our gang colours at the gate
Claire HagueSometimes visions can grow from something small. A 15 year old boy from Hawke’s Bay wrote the following in his... Read more
Dim Vision
Brendan WebbThe chattering in the council chamber stopped as the tall figure strode in through the main doors. The senators of... Read more
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