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Letters: Environmental protests won't pay the bills

OPINION: 'If we mine the land, it will heal, just as it has in the past.'

Letters: Private clinics and cancer patient fees; boy racers can buy their own land

OPINION: 'At the end of the day it all comes down to maximising profits.'

Letters: Auckland’s next stadium needs to be at waterfront; the power to combat scams

OPINION: 'I’m beginning to wonder just how many scams there are out there.'

Letters: Breaking cancer promises unconscionable; who should pay to fix bridge?

OPINION: 'I would rather we had funded cancer drugs than potholes.'

Gisborne letters: ‘Divisive rhetoric’ responses, broken cancer drug promise

Gisborne letters - responses to divisive rhetoric letter, more on roadworks.

Letters: Luxon has broken his contract with voters

OPINION: A cancer patient reacts to the lack of Budget funding for life-saving drugs.

Gisborne letters: Shock at loss of men's mental health and suicide prevention charity

Gisborne letters: Upset at Hear4U closure, pat-a-cake pothole fixes, Grey St nonsense.

Gisborne letters on divisive rhetoric, child poverty, the end of El Nino

Gisborne letters on Rawiri Waititi rhetoric, child poverty, end of El Nino.

Letters: Another family caught up in ridiculous red tape

OPINION: Immigration NZ delivers 'a brilliant gem of bureaucratic lunacy'.

Opinion: Gisborne letters on Māori wards bill, hikoi, wasteful spending

Readers' views on hot topics in the region.

Letters: Taxpayers' Union kicks Kiwis when they're down

OPINION: 'Is this how Kiwis talk to each other now?'

Letters: Pseudoephedrine fears for pharmacies, elderly migrants suffering in silence

OPINION: 'I anticipate a huge increase in ram raids and armed hold-ups.'

Gisborne letters re Grey St changes, finger pointing, biochar

Gisborne Herald letters May 29: more criticism of Grey St project.

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.

Letters: Schooling MPs on charter schools; the gift of genius; removing pesky gallbladders

OPINION: 'Many principals in both state and independent schools hold teachers to account.'