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Letters: More to becoming bilingual than changing signs
Letters: There's more to becoming a bilingual city than changing signs, one person writes.
Lack of water traffic good for fishing
It all boils down to being at the right place at the right time.
Graeme Simpson: Looking towards Crankworx
It's never too early to talk about Crankworx.
Does Government support the right policies for business?
Do our political parties have the right policies for sustainable business growth?
Inspiring athletes lead with attitude
Some of us complain about the smallest things while others let nothing stand in their way.
Letters: Maori language not deliberately suppressed
The practice was encouraged by parents.
Opinion: Collective steps up for community
Opinion: Not everyone has the will to make a difference in their community.
Letters: What has Ardern achieved?
Readers' views on Jacinda Ardern and speeding drivers in Koutu.
Opinion: Diana tapes should remain private
Opinion: I can't understand the continued worldwide fascination in anything Diana.
Street view: What do you think of Metiria Turei resigning as co-leader of the Green Party?
We ask locals their thoughts on Ms Turei's resignation from the Green Party.
Opinion: Turei misread price of telling a lie
Turei's resignation was the right thing, but will it save the Greens?
Letters: A warm welcome for new citizens
A reader says thanks to the mayor for her warm welcome at the citizenship ceremony.
Letters: Council must learn from mud blunder
Reaction to the Korean mud saga continues.
Opinion: Time to focus on policies, not personalities
Opinion: So far this election campaign it seems to be all about individuals.
Rachel Stewart: Greens can't blame media
Comment: Turning Turei's pronouncement into a virtuous act of heroism is way off the mark.
Dunkirk a turning point in WWII
Dunkirk provides us with the opportunity to recognise the simple refusal to give up.
Street view: How do you feel about being part of New Zealand's first bilingual city?
We asked people on the street how they feel about Rotorua becoming bilingual.
Letters: Is billboard typo a sign?
A reader spots a spelling mistake on Todd McClay's billboards.
Opinion: Should Rotorua be a bilingual city?
Ngaa Rauuira Pumanawawhiti shares his view on a bilingual Rotorua.
Opinion: Media must hold officials to account
Opinion: It is the role of the media to hold our elected officials to account.
Political moves inject interest into elections
Collaboration platform is essential to ensure we get what we need for business.
Letters: Anyone for mud wrestling?
Readers weigh in on the Mudtopia festival and the Korean mud purchase.
Letters: An innovative idea to recoup mud costs
A reader suggests selling water to the Eskimos.
Opinion: Let's strive to 'work wonders'
Opinion: Every day presents opportunities to work wonders, no matter how small.
Keep tying those ties
I see the appeal in wanting to own one example of everything.
Street view: What is your favourite thing about New Zealand?
We ask new citizens their thoughts on Aotearoa.
Letters: Delivering for all New Zealanders?
'I came across a bright blue flyer featuring two chipper middle aged white men'
Let's hope the mud festival is clean
COMMENT: NZ is importing mud from South Korea where foot and mouth disease has occurred.
Street view: Does the Labour Party's leadership change make you look at the party differently?
Does the Labour Party's leadership change make you look at the party differently?
Opinion: Negative sideline comments need to stop
Opinion: Negative sideline behaviour needs to stop.
Opinion: Wading into Rotorua's mud row
Opinion: Rotorua just spent $90,000 on mud from South Korea. As the kids would say, WTF?