Gisborne letters on divisive rhetoric, child poverty, the end of El Nino
Gisborne letters on Rawiri Waititi rhetoric, child poverty, end of El Nino.
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OPINION: 'Putting a roof on Eden Park won’t solve the inherent problem of its shape.'
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OPINION: 'From a day of respect and forgiveness to one of rancour and threats.'
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OPINION: 'The area of youth crime and gangs is notoriously complex.'
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OPINION: 'Contactless credit and debit fees are the scam of the decade.'
Letters: Sad farewell to an Auckland icon
OPINION: 'Thank you to the Caughey family and your staff... you will be so missed.'
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Letters: Taxpayers' Union kicks Kiwis when they're down
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Gisborne letters re Grey St changes, finger pointing, biochar
Gisborne Herald letters May 29: more criticism of Grey St project.
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OPINION: 'I anticipate a huge increase in ram raids and armed hold-ups.'
Letters: Rugby league 'poaching' concerns a bit rich
OPINION: A former Kiwis player says rugby union had the upper hand for decades.
Letters: Teachers’ academic qualifications; partisan public servants
OPINION: 'It is hard to see how knowledge can be successfully passed to children.'
Letters: Balancing safety with the joy of sport; why Kiwis head to Australia
OPINION: 'Sport offers camaraderie that can last a lifetime.'
Gisborne letters on roads, climate and cycleways
OPINION: Gisborne letters on road issues, climate.
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OPINION: 'Many principals in both state and independent schools hold teachers to account.'
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OPINION: 'Our safety and peace of mind is compromised.'
Gisborne letters: leadership duplication; roads a mess; we must reduce emissions
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OPINION: 'Prevention in this case is much better than the cure.'
Letters: The solution to homelessness; Mt Eden traffic project fears
OPINION: It is difficult to understand what problem AT is trying to solve.
What Gisborne people are thinking: alcohol harm, rail link, Grey St trial
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Letters: Why can't capable, keen workers find jobs?
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Letters: Justice and the silent majority; Julie Anne Genter’s outburst; remembering Sid Going
OPINION: 'A lot of crime is not notified to the police as little will happen.'
Letters: Deal to gang intimidation; Prince Harry and mental health
OPINION: 'Get these intimidators dealt with, once and for all.'
Letters: Power crisis blame game; what is the PM's vision for NZ?
OPINION: 'Successive governments are not devoid of blame for this either.'
Gisborne Herald letters: New crossing points, slash removal, public housing
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Letters: Govt's education 'solutions' are contradictory; motorists just don't get it
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Letters: Auckland Transport deserves credit for pro-safety, pro-people agenda; solar subsidy could solve power crunch
OPINION: 'Auckland Transport's project on Meola Rd has been backed by the community.'
Letters: AT needs an attitude change; Three Strikes justice
OPINION: 'We appear to have a bureaucracy that is not reading the room.'
Gisborne letters: Sleeping in cars, Grey St views, council gets feedback it wants
What Gisborne people are thinking: Shock at number sleeping in cars
Letters: Three Strikes explanation welcome; why can't Brown put the brakes on AT?
OPINION: 'Such refining of solutions should be applauded.'