Dawn Picken: Don't let the virus deniers damage us
COMMENT: Outliers are busy poking holes in the fabric of our five-million strong team.
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Kiri Gillespie: People charging on while sick are downright dangerous
Comment: We must change the she'll-be-right attitude.
Will Johnston: Look out for loved ones - and don't panic buy
COMMENT: Panic-contact some friends rather than panic-buying bread.
Comment: Whose job is it to get to know the candidates?
Comment: Is it on the candidates to get out there or the voters to do their research?
Paul Hickey - Let's keep our chins up and remain positive
Paul Hickey discusses Covid alert levels, a Hospice event and more.
Letters to the editor: Very stringent rules will apply to euthanasia
Readers have their say.
Comment: Covid-19 resurgence emotions understandable
The past 24 or so hours have been a rollercoaster of emotions.
Jo Raphael: Masks will be crucial to stop spread of disease
COMMENT: Masks are not a big ask to keep our people safe.
Letters to the editor: Should we favour flora and fauna over people?
Rotorua readers have their say.
World leaders need to follow NZ lead on Covid-19
Opinion: Despite 100 days without community Covid spread, things could still turn.
Bryan Gould: No need to demonise one's political opponents
COMMENT: We all know elections can be polarising as parties square off against each other.
Letters to the editor: Biased views pushed around euthanasia
Readers have their say.
Rob Rattenbury: Māori asking for their right, not a privilege
COMMENT: More Māori representation is needed at the local government level
Zizi Sparks: Government sending mixed messages about Covid-19
Comment: Do we need to buy masks or start planning our next island holiday?
Stephanie Worsop: Goodbye to 'she'll be right' attitude towards mental health
Todd Muller's open and frank discussion about mental health will help usher in new way.
Comment: Face mask suggestion should be taken seriously
Things could change with Covid-19 in an instant.
Letters: Why not share the total Lotto prize money?
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Dawn Picken: Why we should support voluntary euthanasia
Knowing we could exit on our terms would be like a hidden escape hatch.
Kylie Holmes - Nurturing children collection
Rotorua Library have created a new collection called Tiaki Tamariki – Nurturing Children.
Paul Hickey - Great to see positivity from local businesses during tough year
Paul Hickey discusses Westpac Rotorua Business Awards and The Howard Morrison Quartet.
Angela Frank: Opportunities for education at local poetry festival
Angela Frank talks about opportunities coming up as part of Rotorua's Poetry Bomb.
Jo Raphael: Horoscope predictions eerily accurate
COMMENT: This year has become the year of the dumpster fire
Letters to the editor: Teachers named and shamed, why not doctors?
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Comment: Returning travellers need to make sacrifices. We all did
Comment: Small sacrifices need to be made for the greater good.
Zoe Hunter: Why we should keep the toll roads
OPINION: Zoe Hunter says the toll roads should stay.
Bryan Gould: Why Donald Trump would welcome election defeat
COMMENT: This is hardly the behaviour of someone who wants to keep the job.
Are election hoardings becoming redundant?
Comment: I've never been tempted to vote based on anything seen on an election billboard.
Comment: Property report paints a good picture
Comment: Now could be the time to buy.
Rob Rattenbury: Could Labour govern alone?
National is in a pickle with a long list of members leaving politics or being booted out .
Dawn Picken: My advice for young people trying to plan their future
Comment: It can be tough working out a path amid the all the planet's chaos.
Letters to the editor: Consideration needed when giving charity
Readers have their say.
Marc Spijkerbosch - The art of destruction
Marc Spijkerbosch is the Rotorua Lakes Council community arts adviser.
Letters to the editor: Roads leave a lot to be desired
Rotorua readers have their say.
Jo Raphael: Political nastiness is distracting us from real issues
COMMENT: Politicians need to shrug off the scandals and get down to real business.