
Letters: Tauranga suffering from results of poor decisions
December 19: Water restrictions, Maori wards and welfare spending.
December 19: Water restrictions, Maori wards and welfare spending.
Drive to the conditions especially when it rains after a dry spell.
It's about connecting or reconnecting to what matters most, and that is whanau and family.
December 18: Interpreting the Treaty of Waitangi and getting city priorities right.
Letters: The 'Facebook myth', Maori wards, NZ Post and lending restrictions.
December 15: There are more important things to spend ratepayer money on.
Here are ten ways to know you've won the game of life this year...
If they're only after one thing at least it's easily provided in bowls.
We need to find a solution to Tauranga's congestion problems, and quickly.
Unemployment is not the fault of the unemployed.
December 12: Rates increases hitting people hard and visitor centre unnecessary for Mauao.
Christmas is about giving - even a simple Christmas card can bring joy.
December 11: Readers discuss New Zealand's water quality and elder abuse by neglect.
From today drivers are able to travel legally at 110km/h on the eastern toll road.
Readers views on the Tauranga museum plan and Maori wards.
There's the sound of tiny talons in the Whakarewarewa Forest.
Barry Humphries will tour as himself in what sounds like a final autobiography.
December 7: Historic Village as a museum, housing investment and Maori rights.
December 6: Usefulness of road upgrades, exciting theatre and glass recycling.
Tauranga councillors vote for legacy on museum plan.
There is not a lot of places better to be than the Bay of Plenty in the summer.
Reserve Bank news that LVRs may be relaxed may be welcome, but is it a good idea?
Perhaps only a male could be responsible for such an idea.
Letters to the editor: December 5. Working for the dole, hate speech and museum costs.
Tommy Wilson pens a letter to his good mate Awanui Black about the state of things today.
Letters to the editor, December 4. Readers discuss Christmas and the proposed museum.
Letters to the editor: Readers debate Maori wards in the Western Bay.