Street View - What would you like to see in the new City Focus?

OPINION: St Faith's church has been given a status it's worthy of.

Letters to the editor sent in by readers of the Rotorua Daily Post

A reader asks just how 'free' Crankworx's free locals day is for ratepayers and taxpayers.

COMMENT: It's time locals appreciated the beauty on our own doorstep

The Rotorua Daily Post asked people on the street who they want to win this election year.

OPINION: The 'zombie drug' video circulating should be used as a warning to locals.

Opinion: Why those of us in the Bay of Plenty are perfectly placed to enjoy Auckland.

An 86-year-old reader shares two experiences that show the true spirit of Rotorua.

A reader shares their views on rubbish collection, while another weighs in on abortion.

OPINION: The eighth of this month was International Women's Day - and appropriately enough it saw the role of women in our society making the headlines.

In our submission to the hearing commissioners, on behalf of the Rotorua District Residents and Ratepayers, we conditionally endorsed

Street view: Should legal highs go back on the market? 200317sj01.JPG No, too many families have been hurt by that stuff and it

Head of news Kelly Makiha asks why we are even having the discussion around who should sell legal highs.

Locals share their views on whether we have a homeless problem.

A proposed upgrade to the city's skate park that could cost up to $4 million is generating criticism.

Building bike trails isn't cheap - so show me the money.

Readers share their views on abortion laws, water and superannuation.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra - with a splendid bonus.

Locals are asked why they participate in the global celebration of everything Irish, St Patrick's Day.

Readers share their views on water and pride in local school students.

Why am I suggesting a change to a successful variety concert format used for 21 years?

The Rotorua Daily Post asked people in the street what they thought about a suggestion to ban unvaccinated children from early childhood centres.

Readers share their views on the retirement age and abortion.

A reader thanks some wonderful RBHS students, while another shares his views on the meaning of GDP.

The Rotorua Daily Post asked people on the street how they like their eggs.

The Rotorua Daily Post asked people in the street if rising food prices are affecting them.

There's nothing that gets us wound up more than rubbish. Whether it be household rubbish purposely dumped on the outskirts of the

Locals tell us whether or not they have green fingers.

OPINION: It's time to say goodbye to summer and welcome the cold nights and wet weather of autumn.