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Letters: Rotorua a dumping ground for other towns' homeless
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Opinion: Abusing people just for doing their job is not okay
Angry people should instead try a bit of kindness.
Opinion: Just do something - massacres need to stop
OPINION: US, just do something - anything - to stop the massacres.
The bane and the joy of parents: Saturday morning sport
It's the Saturday Morning Sports Run. Most parents will know what that means ...
Letters to the editor: Caution over sales of reserves applauded
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Opinion: 'Fat girl!' The story of (another) verbal hit-and-run
OPINION: Why is it always a loser in a crappy car?
Sonya Bateson: Getting Tauranga people out of their cars? That's a tough sell
OPINION: Some city planners believe in making driving less attractive. But does this work?
The Premium Debate: cystic fibrosis sufferers still hoping to get drug
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Taupō Letters: Is too much comfort ruining our lives?
OPINION: Are we a nation of people who have forgotten a bit of struggle helps self-esteem?
The Premium Debate: Govt policy has wrecked a beautiful city
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Zizi Sparks: There are no winners in council's legal action against motels
Rotorua's council has lodged court action in the Environment Court against nine motels.
Zoe Hunter: My car got broken into. The thief was just a kid
OPINION: These kids are hurting themselves and their futures.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Life's too short to let whingers and whiners dump their hatred on you
OPINION: Whingers and whiners should ditch the negativity.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers ponder Trikafta donation
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Luke Kirkness: More needs to be done to help the real MVPs of society
OPINION: Health workers are incredibly important but do we show it enough?
Subscriber views: Wage and job listing rises, frontline health workers burnt out
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Jo Raphael: Beak Peek or Chin Nappy - there's only one right way to wear a mask
OPINION: There is one visible reminder that Covid isn't over and won't be for some time.
Dawn Picken: Is working from home working for us?
Opinion: Despite calls for workers to return to the office, remote work is here to stay.
Letters to the editor: Traffic lights will cause more issues on Te Ngae Rd
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Opinion: Might be time to think twice about that Covid sickie
Opinion: What's the harm in a fake rapid antigen test and a week at home, you ask? Plenty.
Sonya Bateson: Thanks for the $27 a week, but I was actually hoping for real change
Opinion: The politics of stability are comfortable, but won't get us out of this mess.
David Beck: Why I'll be performing in drag this August
COMMENT: Sometimes you just have to leap out of your comfort zone for a good cause.
The Premium Debate: how damaging are construction cost blowouts?
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Luke Kirkness: Police need to be respected more and the buck stops with us
Luke Kirkness says police in NZ don't deserve to be spat at, bitten or hit.
Letters to the editor: Whakatāne turnoff roundabout a bad idea
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: I'm about to lose my job but I'm not sorry to go
OPINION: Change should happen when it's needed most
Opinion: Supermarket profits a slap in the face to hardworking Kiwis
OPINION: A slap in the face is a good way to describe how these profits make me feel.
The Premium Debate: If you're physically able, you should work
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the benefit v employment
Special memories of whānau and a different New Zealand
Rob Rattenbury reflects on his early years and a different New Zealand.
Michele Hunter: We need to make it inconvenient to commit crime
OPINION: Where is the justice for the victims?
Jo Raphael: Women facing uphill battles on many fronts in 2022
OPINION: Women are in a fight for their lives, liberties, equal pay and healthcare.