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Graeme Simpson: Magazine a huge contributor to MTB growth
The magazine rode and documented the upward curve of MTB.

Opinion: We need to build up and better support our youth
Teachers, counsellors, coaches, leaders, family and friends all have a part to play.

Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Māori can be trusted to look after their own
What we saw playing out in Hawke's Bay shows little has changed

Review: Black Swan White Swan contemporary, captivating and creative
Review: Contemporary twist on Swan Lake simply captivating

Letters: Kiwirail won't mean much without a rail line
Rotorua readers have their say

The mental strength of Sam Cane
Don't underestimate the mental strength it took for Sam Cane to get back to his best.

Rachel Stewart: Why Judith Collins deserves a chance to be PM
COMMENT: JuCo is a deeply maligned politician.

Letters: Rotorua Lakes Council transparency questioned
Readers question Rotorua Lakes Council's transparency.

Letters: Parking restrictions enable fair access for everyone
Rotorua readers have their say

Graeme Simpson: The passion to mountain bike in Rotorua ignited by others
For over 10 years he has been inspired to get on his bike from hearing other stories.

Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Problems didn't crop up overnight, and will take time to fix
Budget 2019 was not a BS Budget.

From the Sidelines: Sit down Drake
This week David Beck looks at the Cricket World Cup, State of Origin and NBA finals.

Buddy Mikaere: Pre-dawn walks up Mauao a special joy
Landmark mountain has an imposing physical presence.

Letters: Think those whose jobs it is to put others' lives back together
Rotorua readers have their say

Letters: Council meetings not for personal grievances
Rotorua readers have their say.

Graeme Simpson: MTB love affair stems from urge to get fit
Getting off the couch morphed into a love of mountain biking.

Letters: Climate scientists' warnings should have been heeded 30 years ago
Rotorua readers have their say

Definite pass mark for this Wellbeing Budget
Despite the distractions, so far, so good, says ex-British MP Bryan Gould.