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Letters: Council projects need prioritising
Letters: Readers discuss council project priorities and plant sizes.
Simpson: Be on the lookout for falcons
Be on the lookout for falcon pairs are nesting in Whakarewarewa Forest.
Review: Rewarding recital by distinguished pianist
Richard Mapp played at the Blue Baths last night.
Opinion: Dash cam footage stirs up unpleasant memory
Opinion: Terrifying driving footage hits close to home.
Opinion: What do you like about Horohoro School?
We asked pupils at Horohoro School what their favourite thing was about the school.
Rachel Stewart: Animal cruelty – a storm is coming
COMMENT: If you're shocked now, your hair will soon curl.
What values should a principal have?
We asked pupils what kind of principal they wanted as theirs prepared to leave.
Bryan Gould: Why are teachers striking now?
COMMENT: Teachers' strike a long time coming, but why now with a sympathetic Government?
Opinion: Food allergy sufferers should feel confident eating out
Mixing up food when someone's got a food allergy is serious - even life threatening.
Letters: No need to be bored or lonely with clubs like Rotorua U3A
U3A, the Lakefront development and a gang member's actions are letters topics today.
Graeme Simpson: Saul a talented bike mechanic
The bike business in Rotorua is like a cut diamond.
Review: Rotorua students knock the socks off Footloose
Footloose is on until August 25 and is well worth supporting.
Teachers' strike: MPs share their thoughts
Rotorua MPs Todd McClay, Fletcher Tabuteau and Tamati Coffey weigh in on the strike.
Opinion: Teachers' strike just the start
Opinion: Teachers' one day strike is just the beginning.
Opinion: Targeting Māori youth not discriminatory
Māori youth are bombarded daily with all the negative stereotypes.
Opinion: Teachers share why they're on strike
Rotorua teachers share why they decided to become teachers and to strike.
Dower: Why Wally Haumaha must quit police
COMMENT: For the sake of front line cops, and for the sake of the force, call it quits.
Letters: NZ's property market needs reforms
Readers discuss the current property climate, parking fines and SHMPAC.
Letters: Banning plastic bags has other motives
Readers discuss plastic bag ban, plant growth, footpaths and the battle of Thermopylae.
Panel: What was your favourite memory from Tudor Towers?
We asked some Rotorua people what their favourite memory from Tudor Towers is.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Why Wally Haumaha should resign
COMMENT: The case of Wally Haumaha is one that defies all political understanding.