Maori ward and Black Friday
Our readers today discuss Maori wards in the Western Bay and Black Friday sales.
Our readers today discuss Maori wards in the Western Bay and Black Friday sales.
Council wards, roading and begging are all addressed in today's letters to the editor.
The cool thing about celebrating a non-holiday in the Bay is free range to improvise.
Opening on Easter Sunday will be great for many retailers - but what about the workers?
I didn't clearly get what racism was until I lived in Australia.
City parking frustrates another reader.
Readers have their say on rates and the state of our roads.
COMMENT: Fonterra's waterways plan requires a bucket, writes Rachel Stewart.
We should each have some insight into what life is like for our fellow-citizens.
The portrayal of Polynesian men in Moana did not do the obesity epidemic any favours.
Rugby league fans are cutting ties to the Kiwi side for their opposition.
The film follows a group of cyclists from around the world.
Reader's views on refugees, water park plans and GST.
It's time - again - to talk to my kids about sex, sexting and inappropriate behaviour.
The question has to be asked - why was the referendum held in the first place?
Talking about the greatest threat to civilisation in everyday conversation.
The Tauranga Community Foodbank needs your help in the lead up to Christmas.
Singlespeed events in Rotorua have always been spectacular with colourful costumes.
Many students of today seem to be well prepared for the examinations.
Growth of city and district has gained pace rapidly in the past decade.
The trouble with the TPP is that it is not only a free-trade arrangement.
More and more we are hearing our mainstream broadcasters normalising te reo Maori.
Presenting our best selves to the world can cause more harm than good.
Events in Rotorua have copped it over the last few years and that's down to bad luck.
It appalls me that a bunch of Holocaust deniers could speak at a Pakuranga mosque.
COMMENT: Artificial milk and meat pose huge risk to farming industry.