
Tommy Kapai: Colour blind society not an option
There's nothing like a hot hangi on a cold winter weekend, even if it is supposed to be cafe kai served on sun-drenched sidewalks
There's nothing like a hot hangi on a cold winter weekend, even if it is supposed to be cafe kai served on sun-drenched sidewalks
Stuart Crosby's decision to relinquish his hold on the leadership of Tauranga was an astute decision by a man whose measured approach
I've dwelt longer on the breakup of a celebrity marriage this past week than on the plight of the African elephants, the American
The Red Party has put a big red bow on yet another one of New Zealand First's policies and tried to pass it off as their own. They
Seventy-year old Peter Marsh's vision has been declining since he moved to the Bay of Plenty from Auckland 18 months ago. His loss
Spray prickleweed please Currently council is spending an enormous amount of money upgrading the seawall from 7th Ave to Fraser St. This
I wonder if some government agencies actually think about the effects of some of the actions they take. Here is one example of how
Well boo-blingin-hoo, the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie break up has hit the headlines. But who cares? Quite a lot it seems, if you
Well, boo-blingin-hoo, the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie break up has hit the headlines. But who cares? Quite a lot it seems, if
On the September 15, 2016, Winston Peters officially opened the newly relocated New Zealand First Tauranga electorate office at 45
Tax system needs rethink National are making the tax system more "progressive". Is that fair? Some would say if you earn and
I think we can all remember the feeling of waiting outside the exam room. And we can all agree it was a horrible time. The clammy
A mate of mine ran out of gas recently. It wasn't the type you fill up with at the bowser but the type of fuel we all need to keep
The scandal of the stripper and the Chiefs has divided opinions around the country. Every few days someone else wades into the debate
Comment: The dramatic rise in violent female offending is the context in which the recent Super Rugby stripper scandal deserves attention, and attitudes need to change.
It's all go in Tauranga for New Zealand First at the moment. Especially with our new office in the arcade at 45 Grey Street, now open
A growing economy supports more jobs and higher wages. It provides opportunities for families. And it pays for the public services
If there were ever an exception to prove the rule, it would be the "start" of spring. September 1 is a mental milestone for all
It seems crazy to me that there are 15,000 Kiwi labourers out of work at a time when the construction industry is booming. This number
National's focus on innovation and developing trade ties is solidifying growth in the regions and delivering higher incomes for New
Richard Moore says while Friday's earthquake was a good size and woke people up, it won't have shaken authorities out of their intransigence when it comes to putting emergency sirens along our vulnerable coastline.
A couple of weeks ago, I chastised the Talley group and particularly their local industries - Affco Imlay, Land Meats and Open Country
When I woke up on Friday morning I had no idea the Bay had been rocked by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake or that there was a tsunami warning
Will it or wont it, yeah-nah, maybe not this time but, if not now, when will it hit us? Yes, I am talking about the tectonic plates
I've always been a strong advocate for organ donation. After reading recent stories of Tauranga locals faced with the hard reality
News that police will attend every household burglary will no doubt be welcomed by many past victims of this invasive crime. Some
OPINION: Producers of the new show "must have cast nets very widely indeed to find women of means prepared to be so grotesquely frank", writes Eva Bradley.
Routine can get boring. The nine to five grind is exactly that - a grind - but the fact is, when you have to work, routine is mostly
The late and laughingly great Robin Williams once said "spring is nature's way of saying, 'let's party!'" For many of us, especially
You would think that prostitution would be a safe bet for a future career given that even with all the advances in technology that