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Stephanie Worsop: Neither Bridges nor Muller can win the war
COMMENT: Both contenders will ultimately be left out in the cold.
Kristin Macfarlane: Having events to look forward to good for mental health
Comment: Normality is great, but there's still a long way to go for some sectors.
Bryan Gould: Now is not the time for politicking
COMMENT: The time for politicking will come in due course. It is not now.
Kiri Gillespie: Don't let this Covid-19 crisis go to waste
Comment: Let's make the most of what Covid-19 forced us into.
Audrey Young: Bridges now facing the fight of his political life
Simon Bridges has lasted for just over 26 months. He may have only a week left.
Rob Rattenbury: There is a lot to be said for old friends
Comment: Good friends are thin on the ground at times but are true forever.
Comment: Separation anxiety to peak as school, work returns
If you are experiencing anxiety, you are not alone.
Will Johnston: A Zoom call with Lord of the Rings legend
COMMENT: I ended up on a Zoom video call at 12.30 in the morning last Thursday with Gimli.
Dawn Picken: If it quacks like a duck - beware the propagandist
COMMENT: Sharing half-baked hypotheses during a global pandemic can be deadly.
Zizi Sparks: Covid 19 coronavirus - what needs to change now we're at level 2
Comment: Some businesses may be lost forever. They won't get by without our help.
Samantha Motion: Life hacks and lessons from level 2, day one
Comment: Level 2 proves to be an utterly joyful experience.
Letters to the editor: Rates increases shouldn't bother Pāpāmoa residents
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Stephanie Worsop: All eyes will be on Budget 2020
Opinion: This year's Budget will be the hardest one yet.
What Tauranga's mayor wants from Budget 2020
Comment: 'I would like to see Budget 2020 map out a clear path to economic recovery.'
Matt Cowley: What the Budget needs to deliver on in the Bay of Plenty
Comment: Funding should go towards NZ's long-term goals, says chamber chief.
Scott Inglis: Let's use level 2 to support local businesses
COMMENT: We must do everything in our collective power to get our economy moving again.
Samantha Motion: Love tourism but hate tourist hordes? Now's your chance
COMMENT: We may never get another opportunity to see the Bay of Plenty like this.
Dawn Picken: Slow slog of lockdown is draining
The last steps of the marathon are the hardest.
Credit to PM for leading nation through Covid-19 pandemic
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Zizi Sparks: Key takeaways from the Covid-19 lockdown
Comment: Three things I've learned at alert levels 3 and 4 we shouldn't forget.
Comment: Economy, freedom - and trust come with alert level 2
The rules around level 2 have been revealed.
Letters: PM's handling of pandemic demonstrates lack of understanding
Bay of Plenty readers have their say.
Zizi Sparks: Rates need to be spent kick-starting local economy
Comment: Councils should be careful with their spending during the pandemic.
Zizi Sparks: It's time to ease recreation restrictions
COMMENT: More freedom will mean fewer breaches.
Letters to the editor: It's up to us to stop being treated as naughty school children
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Bryan Gould: Pity the poor Americans
Comment: Americans have no one but themselves to blame for Donald Trump.
Comment: Covid 19 brings out good and bad in people and politicians
Comment: The past two months have been the most challenging of times in many years for NZ.
Matt Cowley: Our economic recovery will not be like turning on the ignition in your car
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Zoe Hunter: Thank you to our businesses
COMMENT: Reporter Zoe Hunter shares her experience writing for the GO LOCAL! campaign
Dawn Picken: Donald Trump's disinfectant and dangerous lies
COMMENT: Critical thinking skills are crucial when evaluating a leader during crisis.
Garry Webber - Buy Local must be our new catchcry
NZME has launched GO LOCAL! to encourage people to buy and support local.