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Samantha Olley: Rescue helicopters followed the golden rules at Whakaari / White Island
Opinion: But they've faced heavy criticism. A new 60 Minutes piece is the latest example.
Rob Rattenbury: Can Biden heal the America Trump divided?
Opinion: The reality show that has been American politics is coming to an end.
Stephanie Worsop: Imagine only being allowed to rent a vehicle if you didn't eat in it
When paying good money for something, you expect to have similar liberties as the owner
Why I changed my mind about free school lunches
OPINION: Personal responsibility is valuable - until it isn't.
Opinion: How Kamala Harris has singularly defied conventions
OPINION: The vice-president-elect can be a role model to many.
Navigating the minefield of technology and kids
OPINION: Navigating technology and parenting can be a matter of walking a fine line.
Jo Raphael: Hospital staff shouldn't be the ones experiencing pain and suffering
OPINION: Hospital staff should not bear the brunt of your sharp tongue.
Zizi Sparks: Why not make all road signs bilingual?
OPINION: Bilingual road signs an easy way to showcase culture.
Zizi Sparks: Put cameras in cemeteries to deter vandals
OPINION: There is a balance between grieving in peace and knowing graves are safe.
Jo Raphael: President-elect Joe Biden has an uphill battle on his hands
OPINION: There is a fight ahead and the incoming administration must be prepared.
Letters to the editor: Surgery access frustrations
OPINION: Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Could Kamala Harris be the next US president?
OPINION: Could we have just met the next United States president?
Rob Rattenbury: The problem with improving NZ's rail system
Railways helped open NZ but many lines foundered due to the lack of population increase.
Stephanie Worsop: Where's the variety in little boys' clothing?
Girls' clothing racks are full of brightly coloured shirts, bedazzled overalls and more.
Samantha Motion: 10 really good things from 2020
Opinion: Okay, a lot of bad stuff has happened. But let's take a little break from that.
Dawn Picken: Sad reflection of a fearful country
OPINION: The mood in our house was grim on Wednesday night.
Bryan Gould: The nightmare is over if Trump loses
OPINION: I predict the winner will be Joe Biden - the right person for us.
Zizi Sparks: It's time to grin and bear traffic woes
Opinion: In the long run, the roadworks are going to improve things.
Kiri Gillespie: Why Lime e-scooters get the green light from me
Opinion: Lime scooters - long may they reign.
Liz Davies: Helping the helpers
OPINION: Non-governmental organisations have skilled workers who may not be paid well.
Kieran Madden: Don't underestimate humans in future of work
We must forget about developing 'second-class robots' and more on 'first-class humans.'
Kristin Macfarlane: Why we said 'no' to legalising cannabis
OPINION: The pro-cannabis campaigners' battle relied on people seeking information.
Samantha Motion: There's no shame in talking about prostate cancer
Opinion: Treating prostate cancer as a taboo topic is hurting men, not helping them.
Bryan Gould: American voters seem ignorant and self-obsessed
OPINION: Democracy may not rule in US elections
Letters to the editor: Rubbish and recycling scheme totally unfair
Readers have their say.
Rob Rattenbury: Spending retirement visiting health providers as the body wears out
OPINION: Visiting health providers becomes more prominent as the body slowly wears out.
Stephanie Worsop: How big is too big for a first birthday party?
When a small birthday celebration turns into a full-blown party.
Samantha Motion: My fridge is full of unneeded jelly and I blame population growth
OPINION: Old population estimates offer clues to our growth struggles.
Thirteen things that terrify me this Halloween
Halloween is just a temporary bubble where being scared is fun.
City Council: Why new kerbside waste collections will be easier, more affordable
OPINION: Nic Johansson answers questions about the new ratepayer service.