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COMMENT: It's time for Guy Fawkes to go.
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Letters: Gun licences should be similar to car licences
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Letters: CCOs need more representation and diversity
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Why we shouldn't ban public sales of fireworks
Comment: Safety is paramount but a blanket ban is a step too far.
Graeme Simpson: Whaka100 on an upward trajectory
Race day is also the tip of a very big iceberg.
Jane Trask: Why it's vital to learn how to pronounce te reo properly
Learning to pronounce Maori words correctly is a challenge for some New Zealanders.
Letters: Paengaroa perfect location for regional stadium
Rotorua readers have their say.
Kelly Makiha: Harry Edward - once seen never forgotten
To know Harry Edward was to love him.
Letters: Other parts of the city urgently need attention
Rotorua readers have their say.
Opinion: Delaying gratification pays dividends
We live in a gotta-get-it-now society. Can we buck the trend?
Stephanie Worsop: Businesses not to blame for taking up houses
COMMENT: There's no quick fix to the housing shortage but something needs to be done now.
Kelly Makiha: Rookie councillors have three years to prove they deserve top jobs
Why the next three years will be interesting.
Kiri Gillespie: Don't like the noise? Move
Is it really fair to complain about noise from a popular concert venue?
Jane Trask: 10 tips to avoid burnout before Christmas
How do we avoid burnout in the lead-up to Christmas?
Zizi Sparks: Maketu Pies lifeline hopefully paves way for prosperous future
Maketu Pies was at risk of getting the chop when an iwi trust changed all that.
Graeme Simpson: Diagnosis won't keep Kate down
"I'll be riding for the 25,000 type one diabetics in New Zealand."
Opinion: We need to curtail tourism workforce shortage
More options are needed to entice people into the tourism industry.
Letters: Will lakefront be fenced off during busy season?
Rotorua readers have their say.
Stephanie Worsop: Put differences aside and get on with the job
COMMENT: Elected members need to put their differences aside and work to better our city.
Graeme Simpson: Ultrarunning on the silver screen
"This is where it all started with The Big Bike Film Night."
Zizi Sparks: Why the All Blacks losing the World Cup won't be so bad
COMMENT: Why dwell on the losses when there's so much to celebrate?
Stephanie Worsop: Opposing good investment will kill tourism industry
We should be supporting, not opposing, sustainable business opportunities.