Letters: Put people's needs before business acumen
A council's first duty is to its citizens, a reader says.
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Comment: How do we ensure a strong youth voice in local elections?
Louis Donovan asks how do we get young people to vote?
Letters: Make vaccine ingredients public
There's no excuse why vaccine ingredients can't be made public, a reader says.
Comment: Okere Falls zipline a winner
We don't want the Bay of Plenty to become another Maya Bay.
Chamber to host Meet the Candidates evenings
The Rotorua Business Chamber is hosting two free public forums.
Comment: When cooking a barbecue makes you the neighbour from hell
How do you know if someone's a vegan? Don't worry, they'll tell you.
Comment: Don't let measles ruin the AIMS Games
If this outbreak has taught us anything, it's that we should listen to the experts.
Revoke licence to print money: Time to take back power from the banks
OPINION: It is time politicians took back commercial banks' monopoly to create money.
Opinion: MPs and leapfrogging salaries
MPs are benefiting from the public sector's hefty pay rises.
Our view: Fixing the housing crisis a tall task
The Government committed to building houses "as quickly as we can", whatever that means.
Dawn Picken: Time to strike back at people who don't vaccinate
Inactions that threaten public health deserve consequences.
Letters: Rotorua keep your head high
People of Rotorua are polite, humble and generous of spirit.
Co-ordinated effort needed to meet challenges
Rotorua is of a size where the community can readily work together, says Bryce Heard.
Jane Trask: No New Zealand child should go hungry
Jane Trask has been upset at responses to Labour's new food in schools initiative.
Rachel Stewart: Nope, I'm not taking a guilt trip in my V8
COMMENT: Gripe about my dream car and I'll rip the Velcro off your Tevas.
Our view: Vaccinations crucial amid measles outbreak and looming Aims Games
EDITORIAL: Measles is a risk for the 11,500 students heading to the games next week.
Letters: For Rotorua council, empathy first, business nous last
Rotorua readers have their say.
Review: LearnMusicNZ Rotorua Branch Scholarship a triumph
Annamarie Harris shares a review of the 32nd annual Senior Scholarship.
Benefits of being a flexitarian
Flexitarian might be my new go to food label, writes Jane Trask.
Graeme Simpson: Adventure travel is in Rachel Howells' blood
Graeme Simpson talks to Rachel Howells of Adventurers Travel Company.
Review: Sleeping Beauty the Shambles way
Jill Nicholas reviews Sleeping Beauty at Shambles Theatre in Rotorua.
Opinion: Many opportunities in iwi agri-business
Federated Farmers national board member Andrew Maclean offers his opinion.
From the Sidelines: Unstoppable Carrington
There appears to be no way to beat Bay of Plenty's Lisa Carrington, writes David Beck.
Ian McLean: Dud census could be damaging
If Lakes DHB doesn't get enough money, it affects everybody who needs treatment.
Letters: NZ housing crisis not getting better anytime soon
Rotorua readers have their say.
Rachel Stewart: Fate of Fonterra - don't say you weren't warned
COMMENT: Years have been spent ignoring fact Fonterra was heading toward the rocks.
Alex Penk: Removing rage from our public debates
Alex Penk discusses the need for civility towards our opponents in political debates.
From the Sidelines: Year of the Steamers?
Opinion: It's early days but the Bay of Plenty Steamers are looking unstoppable this year.