COMMENT: Today's 'feminists' generally leave me underwhelmed.

Letters to the Editor, November 14, 2018.

Thousands of Bay of Plenty students have sat the biggest NCEA exam on Monday.

Sunset Primary pupils share why they like their principal as he gets ready to depart.

Vacant space in CBD lowest since 2010, a council staff member writes.

Readers have their say.

Te Māori columnist Te Taru White looks to the future.

The more increases in rent, the more are homeless — the equation is that simple.

Letters: Get along to Brave Hearts exhibition.

'We will remember them.'

Marking Armistice Day centenary with a collection of memories of war and conflict.

Armistice Day is all about celebrating service and sacrifice, writes Reynold Macpherson.

Letters: Cyclists and cycle helmets

It's time our mouths were looked after too, writes Peter Williams.

Comment: We all need to step up and play our part to help those with depression.

Just 34 per cent of Kiwis can access $3000 easily, writes Merepeka Raukawa-Tait.

Why do we commemorate the foiling of a terrorist and attempted murderer?

Letters: Night shelter should be funded.

Letters:Trout fishery under threat

Letters: CBD businesses struggling

Musical mentor smashing barriers sharing her God-given gift on stage and off.

Letters: Rotorua a cycling mecca

Lakefront project a no-brainer

The royal visit has cemented Rotorua's position as a tourist destination.

Rotorua put on a great day for the royal visit.

Letters: A reader bemoans what they call the "grubby truth" of the housing equation.

City leaders welcome Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex

Rotorua mayor Steve Chadwick says hosting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is a privilege.

COMMENT: Rise of Brazil's Bolsonaro next step in far-right's troubling march.

Letters: Let's move on with the Lakefront plan.