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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'.
Letters: PM's integrity on line over cancer drugs U-turn
OPINION: 'Cancer patients need action now, not lame excuses.'
Gisborne letters on Budget narratives, closed i-Site, Grey St 'debacle'
What Gisborne people are thinking about Budget commentary, Grey St 'debacle'.
Letters: Shaping Auckland stadium debate; junking the PM's junket
OPINION: 'Putting a roof on Eden Park won’t solve the inherent problem of its shape.'
What Gisborne locals are thinking about Grey St project, Māori ward referendum
Gisborne letters: more opposition to Grey St project, council processes.
Letters: Use your Budget tax cut to support charities; Scott Watson refused parole
OPINION: 'From a day of respect and forgiveness to one of rancour and threats.'
Letters: Let’s get smarter and softer on crime; reaction to Budget 2024
OPINION: 'The area of youth crime and gangs is notoriously complex.'
Letters: Lamenting Smith & Caughey’s demise and Queen St’s decline
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.'
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?'
Gisborne letters re Grey St changes, finger pointing, biochar
Gisborne Herald letters May 29: more criticism of Grey St project.
Letters: Pseudoephedrine fears for pharmacies, elderly migrants suffering in silence
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.
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.'
Letters: Public paying for mental health failures; wake-up call for flyers
OPINION: 'Our safety and peace of mind is compromised.'
Gisborne letters: leadership duplication; roads a mess; we must reduce emissions
Our readers write about issues that matter to them.
Letters: Police checkpoints worth every cent; MP can't be trusted
OPINION: 'Prevention in this case is much better than the cure.'
What Gisborne people are thinking: alcohol harm, rail link, Grey St trial
What Gisborne people are writing to the paper about today.
Letters: The solution to homelessness; Mt Eden traffic project fears
OPINION: It is difficult to understand what problem AT is trying to solve.
Letters: Why can't capable, keen workers find jobs?
OPINION: 'She has been spending hours every day seeking employment with no joy.'
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.'
Letters: Govt's education 'solutions' are contradictory; motorists just don't get it
OPINION: Also on our readers' minds - city drop-off zones, teacher training and Sam Cane.
Gisborne Herald letters: New crossing points, slash removal, public housing
What Gisborne people are thinking - our letters to the editor for May 17.
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.'