Bay of Plenty TimesOpinion: Speed-eating contest hard to stomachThe freak shows of old which made these overeaters objects of fun and entertainment didn't die out in the Victorian age, writes Annemarie Quill.18 Jul 09:24 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesOverlooking an already vibrant arts traditionOnce again shows how many Tauranga residents value arts and culture, says Amy Wiggins.17 Jul 09:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesEditorial: A food and fashion fix for ailing CBDThere needs to be a dining and fashion focus for Tauranga city. That's the way to go. Downtown needs to have a unique selling point, writes Amy Wiggins.11 Jul 09:01 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesWhy do people get so angry?It is the hardest thing to maintain your composure when someone you are speaking to takes an abrasive turn, writes Marcel Currin.11 Jul 02:41 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesBeing a twit in a Twitter world...Things have changed since Einstein's day. We not only have to worry about the universe, but something equally unfathomable - the Twitter-verse, writes Annemarie Quill.10 Jul 09:02 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesEditorial: Tighter laws to improve rentalsThe Government's decision to tighten rental property requirements is likely to be welcome news for Tauranga's rental population.09 Jul 09:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesWomen and the dark side of wineThe dark humour does the rounds. We read the same jokes again and again but they still make us smile. They express a shared understanding, writes Annemarie Quill.04 Jul 08:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesRegion will prosper as newcomers buy homesThe latest property figures came as a bit of a shock even though I have suspected it was heading that way for some time, writes Amy Wiggins.03 Jul 09:00 PM
Bay of Plenty TimesHey, climate change isn't a gameDo you watch Game of Thrones? This immensely popular TV series can be seen as an allegory for climate change. Marcel Currin tells us why.03 Jul 06:01 AM
Bay of Plenty TimesEditorial: Why I'm driven to despairI had the dubious pleasure of driving behind a master of the art of annoying driving, someone I would assume had spent many years perfecting this art, writes Matthew Martin.02 Jul 09:00 PM
