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Letters to the editor: Radicalised woman is not our problem
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Throwing money at a problem doesn't always fix it
OPINION: Standards need to be met before the cash is doled out.
Luke Kirkness: Why are some people not taking Covid-19 seriously?
Opinion: Collectively, we need to step up.
Matt Cowley: More robust contact-tracing could achieve more targeted lockdowns
OPINION: The lockdowns are very real for businesses.
Carmen Hall: Detail in the design when it comes to gender neutral bathrooms
Schools feel all students need to feel valued, included, safe and respected.
Letters: We need to raise the minimum wage
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Zizi Sparks: Look past disability when employing
Opinion: Employers need to actively employ people with disabilities.
Letters to the editor: Sharks trying to find food
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Jo Raphael: Let's remove all barriers to Covid vaccinations
OPINION: Let's get our population immunised.
Rob Rattenbury: Four years of neglect - how Joe Biden will clean up the mess
Opinion: The summer break hasn't been short of political shenanigans.
Samantha Motion: The superhuman strength of sick kids and their families
OPINION: No amount of sympathy can put us in their shoes.
Dawn Picken: Will you be my Galentine?
Opinion: It's a time to celebrate all female friends, whether they're single, or not.
Stephanie Worsop: When a daredevil toddler makes baby-proofing impossible
Opinion: You don't think about all the dangers in your house until you have a kid.
Letters to the editor: Car registrations lacking in New Zealand
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Jo Raphael: More focus needed on school upgrades
OPINION: Eight years of nagging finally gets results for a Rotorua school.
Jo Raphael: Outdated fashion trend is tying us to the past
OPINION: Tank the ties and let MPs get on with it
Letters to the editor: Police and council need to curb speedsters
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Kelly Makiha: Quite frankly, our house prices are sad
OPINION: Last thing young people need is a lack of enthusiasm to get ahead financially.
Letters to the editor: Māori wards bill needs fair and open discussion
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Rawiri Waititi: It's not about a tie – it's about Pākehā power
OPINION: I have every right to represent my people and reflect their dress, culture.
Reformed crime boss Billy Macfarlane is proving that his Pūwhakamua programme can rehabilitate hardened criminals
Opinion: With a 95 per cent success rate, Pūwhakamua should be considered for other areas.
Rob Rattenbury: Why is the world so obsessed with looks?
Opinion: And how do you fare when you're photogenically-challenged?
Dawn Picken: Inequity hurts everyone - it's time to fix the whare
Opinion: We are still living in the house colonialism built and it's time to fix it.
Stephanie Worsop: The new obsession that's made us drop our phones
Stephanie Worsop has a new hobby - and she's on a roll.
Samantha Motion: Changes to school names are remaking history
Opinion: Name changes can be met with grumbles of history erased.
Letters to the editor: A bit of democracy has died
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Liz Davies: The tide is turning for better understanding of te ao Māori
OPINION: There has been an increasing understanding of te ao Māori.
Letters: Call for referendum on rubbish collection
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Jo Raphael: What's next for tourism and hospitality?
OPINION: We're basking in a summer glow but it'll soon be back to reality.
Matt Cowley: The changing environment for businesses
Opinion: An increasingly vocal majority of customers are mindful of climate change.
Zizi Sparks: Spotting a rip should be part of swimming lessons
Opinion: About 700 people need rescuing from rips each year.
Jo Raphael: We need clarity on essential workers
OPINION: Russell Howard and the Wiggles are a hoot but are they 'essential workers'?