Letters: One person questions the skate park proposal, while another looks at housing.

Street View: Have you run, or ever considered running, a marathon?

Street view: Should Rotorua become a bilingual city?

Opinion: New subdivisions in the city won't just benefit those looking to build a house.

After two weeks in Australia, a reader reckons Kiwis are getting ripped off.

We asked people on the street whether it's affordable to have a house in Rotorua.

Opinion: What exactly does a "role model" family look like?

A reader comments on the museum losses, while another asks where all the birds have gone.

We ask locals their opinions on solving childhood obesity.

A reader says the answer to Maori problems is Jesus, while another questions council ads.

Comment: Elderly, white males are as pesky, autumnal flies for Rachel Stewart.

We ask locals their thoughts on heating their homes.

We asked locals in the street how they feel about marine and coastal ownership.

A reader's experience of Star Wars Canyon and a thumbs down to inconsiderate motorists.

Our letter writers question world peace and the state of our mental health system.

Senior journalist Kelly Makiha suggests why some children are obese.

Locals share their views on the best business in Rotorua.

Readers' views on homelessness, Te Arawa board, short term accommodation and the council.

A reader shares his views on the gang problems, while another weighs in on city statues.

Locals views on the recent government announcement on housing in Rotorua.

We ask locals their opinion on reputable New Zealand brands.

Opinion: It may seem like an ambitious plan, but it simply must be made reality.

Atrocities, violence and friction still everywhere, contrary to fallen heroes' wishes.

COMMENT: Anzac Day brings together Kiwis to remember those who fought for us.

Ngahi Bidois' full dawn service address.

Ratepayer group secretary defends call for statutory management at council.

Opinion: Anzac Day is a time to think, not just about the past, but the future we want.

Tomorrow, on Anzac Day let us not forget the wars fought in our own back yard.

We asked locals on the street if they think gangs are a problem in Rotorua.

We ask locals their thoughts on the return of the Hinemoa and Tutanekai carvings.