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Letters: Tauranga City Council should move ahead with pokies plan.
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Opinion: Tough stance needed on psychoactive substances.
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Peter Williams: Make cannabis legal for personal use
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CBD retailers closed at weekends bad business all round
It astounds me a CBD in a city with a pop. of 130,000 doesn't cater to weekend crowds.
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Letters: Call for more eco-villages, houses in Tauranga; Kohimarama Conference clarified.
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Letters: Fears and frustrations of responding to climate change.
Letters: Kiwis hurting more over the cost of fuel
Letters: Kiwis feeling the pinch over petrol costs
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Opinion: A solution to the housing crisis?
Tommy Wilson: Truth still inconvenient, and clock is ticking
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