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Letters: Why are banks making it so hard for their customers?
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Mata Mihinui: Embrace te wiki o te reo Māori
OPINION: It's all part of the nationwide drive to normalise te reo.
Zizi Sparks: Spread MIQ facilities into other cities
OPINION: It's time for other locations to step up and take on MIQ.
Jo Raphael: Collins' attack on microbiologist is baffling
OPINION: Collins should be aiming barbs where it counts, not at microbiologists.
Comment: It's never too late to learn how to cook
OPINION: Cooking is an homage to family.
Buddy Mikaere: Te reo Māori has come a long way since 1972
OPINION: I am proud to see the evolution of Māori language into the national lingo.
Dawn Picken: 20 years after 9/11: How do we honour the victims?
OPINION: Twenty years on, what do we owe the victims of 9/11?
Samantha Motion: Masks seem here to stay, but we can learn to live with them
OPINION: Masks are part of life in New Zealand now and probably will be for some time.
Zizi Sparks: Why my phone is (almost) always on do not disturb
Opinion: I already use that mode but more can be done to curb screen time.
Paul Hickey: Level 2 changes, Christmas planning and parade
Paul Hickey discusses level 2 changes, early Christmas shopping and parade planning.
Jo Raphael: Welcome level 2, life in lockdown was getting too comfortable
OPINION: We mustn't let life in lockdown become too comfortable.
Saima Anis: LynnMall attacker's actions don't reflect Muslim community
Opinion: This has nothing to do with religion. It only satisfies the devils within souls.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers have their say on building materials drought
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Luke Kirkness: Common-sense path to making pedestrians safer
Opinion: Too often nowadays, decisions are made quickly and without any common sense
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Why haven't Terrorism Act changes been given urgency?
Opinion: Our legislation must help keep New Zealand citizens safe.
Zoe Hunter: Sorry Dolly, the 9-5 days are on borrowed time
COMMENT: A new way of working is coming and Gen Zers are in the driver's seat
Zizi Sparks: Level 2 relief needed for struggling business owners
OPINION: While some businesses are operating, other are stuck in limbo.
Dads never stop teaching their daughters
Opinion: I can't even think of all the things my father has taught me.
Letters: Charity grateful to donors after Daffodil day cancelled
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Dawn Picken: Lockdown 2.0 parenting - carpe diem can wait
Lockdown parenting is no piece of cake - especially when you can't find flour.
Luke Kirkness: Dancing away the lockdown with me, myself and I
Opinion: My flatmates weren't around for lockdown. Here's what I learnt in their absence.
Paul Hickey: Vaccinations, gift of time, Hospice funds and music
Paul Hickey discusses vaccinations, the gift of time, Hospice funds raised and music eras.
Letters to the editor: Cartoonist perfectly shows political atmosphere
Rotorua Daily Post readers have their say.
Alison Smith: The lockdown learning battle and why I'll never homeschool
Opinion: The trials of working from home and homeschooling your little cherubs
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: NZ has benefitted from the courage of refugees
Opinion: Would that we could provide sanctuary again for frantic families seeking peace.
Kelly Makiha: Sharpen up, the rules apply to everyone
Some people like to push their luck. Is dropping alert levels actually safe?
Letters to the editor: Residents face late rates penalty despite lockdown
Rotorua Daily Post readers have their say.
Letters to the editor: Rotorua needs 'a break', no more MIQ urged
Our readers have their say.
Rob Rattenbury: Thank you Mike Moore, for your inspiration
OPINION: It is amazing what you look to when you face cancer.
David Beck: Lisa Adams outstanding in her own right
COMMENT: It's time to respect Lisa for what she has achieved, regardless of her siblings.
