Return of the Nene in Hawaii?
Centuries after going extinct on Oahu, the Hawaiian goose is back—maybe.
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Trail Mix: Watch Neil Abercrombie vs. David Ige on PBS Hawaii
Each week, HONOLULU Magazine’s political team compiles a mix of observations about Hawaii politics. Here are our notes from this week, ending June 6.
Unsolicited Advice: Quit Fishing!
We hate when people beg with nets at busy intersections. In so many ways.
Meet Four Hawaii Women Honored by YWCA of Oahu for their Leadership
Four Hawaii women were honored for their exemplary leadership.
8 Hawaii Candidates Declared Winners Before Election Day
Hawaii lawmakers who won by default.
Hawaii Candidate Deadline Attracts Last-Minute Flurry
Former Mayor Mufi Hannemann files to run for governor on the deadline day.
Editor’s Page: Building Our Team
HONOLULU welcomes new talent.
HONOLULU Magazine Wins Hawaii Publisher’s Association Pai Awards
HONOLULU took home honors for stories on topics ranging from the International Marketplace to the Special Session on Same-Sex Marriage.
Trail Mix: Sen. Brian Schatz Pulls Into the Lead
Each week, HONOLULU Magazine’s political team compiles a mix of observations about Hawaii politics.
How to Look Like a Winner When Running for Hawaii Political Office
Image isn’t everything, but it can help candidates build credibility and likeability.
Who Wants to Be Hawaii’s No. 2 Politician?
The Democratic primary race for lieutenant governor draws powerful senator, former TV reporter and the guy who’s got the job.
Trail Mix: Is New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s Aiona Endorsement “Good News for Hawaii’s Voters”?
Observations about Hawaii politics.
Hawai‘i’s Natatorium War Memorial Declared a “National Treasure” — What’s Next for the Waikīkī Landmark?
Natatorium declared “National Treasure.”
Unavoidable for Comment: Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard Wants You to Know She Watched a Missile Test—on TV
We take a look at political folks frequently found in the media spotlight—very frequently.
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Long Reads
A Hawaii family separated during the Japanese earthquake and tsunami picks its way through the aftermath.
Hurricane threats, new fees and money troubles have suddenly forced some of Honolulu’s decades-old ethnic festivals to pivot and change course in the past few years.