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Letters to the editor: Call for an early election
December 20: Cost-effective councils, Maori wards and water restrictions.
December 20: Cost-effective councils, Maori wards and water restrictions.
"Turning a buck" has been the most important goal for far too long, Bryan Gould says.
December 19: Water restrictions, Maori wards and welfare spending.
Drive to the conditions especially when it rains after a dry spell.
It's about connecting or reconnecting to what matters most, and that is whanau and family.
December 18: Interpreting the Treaty of Waitangi and getting city priorities right.
Letters: The 'Facebook myth', Maori wards, NZ Post and lending restrictions.
December 15: There are more important things to spend ratepayer money on.
December 14: Maori wards, the Treaty of Waitangi and supporting museum.
December 13: The Treaty of Waitangi and Maori wards
We need to find a solution to Tauranga's congestion problems, and quickly.
Unemployment is not the fault of the unemployed.
December 12: Rates increases hitting people hard and visitor centre unnecessary for Mauao.
Christmas is about giving - even a simple Christmas card can bring joy.
December 11: Readers discuss New Zealand's water quality and elder abuse by neglect.
From today drivers are able to travel legally at 110km/h on the eastern toll road.
Letters: Maori wards and museums
Barry Humphries will tour as himself in what sounds like a final autobiography.
December 7: Historic Village as a museum, housing investment and Maori rights.
December 6: Usefulness of road upgrades, exciting theatre and glass recycling.
Tauranga councillors vote for legacy on museum plan.
There is not a lot of places better to be than the Bay of Plenty in the summer.
Reserve Bank news that LVRs may be relaxed may be welcome, but is it a good idea?
Perhaps only a male could be responsible for such an idea.
Letters to the editor: December 5. Working for the dole, hate speech and museum costs.
Tommy Wilson pens a letter to his good mate Awanui Black about the state of things today.
Letters to the editor, December 4. Readers discuss Christmas and the proposed museum.