Letters to the Editor, April 24, 2018.

Getting back into good habits can be hard when they've been broken for so long.

Tommy Wilson weighs in on the Tauranga City byelection.

Opinion: Kristin Macfarlane weighs in on the Israel Folau mess.

Letters to the Editor, Saturday, April 21.

'Boy racer' not synonymous with criminal despite some views.

Opinion: I'll miss living in Welcome Bay - but I won't miss its traffic.

Stop blaming roads - crashes are caused by drivers, a reader says.

COMMENT: Industry anger with Govt baseless given global shift away from fossil fuels.

New governments grow into the role – it's not so easy for recently defeated oppositions.

A reader suggests beggars help fill the shortage of workers in the kiwifruit industry.

Hope is a far better currency to bestow on those down on their luck

Infrastructure, roading, advertising and phones are today's letters to the editor topics.

Mount Maunganui Intermediate students are participating in a wearable arts competition.

How to paint an accurate picture of one you've loved and lost?

U2s classic album Joshua Tree celebrates 30 years.

The Warriors have scored their fifth successive win in front of a sell-out crowd.

April 11: Driving too slow is criminal, a reader says.

The Silver Ferns lost to Malawi and it should not have happened.

Our city lacks eight major amenities, according to a councillor's survey.

April 9: At least renters actually live in the city, a reader says.

April 7: Population expansion clogging up roads

Fact check everything

Is it time for Rotorua to take a long, hard look at its branding?

Bay of Plenty schools should opt out of the educational caste system known as streaming.

Hustlers are pretending to be worse off than they actually are for financial gain.

These men's names will never be mentioned again without reference to their cheating.

Last year's top selling album worldwide was released 50 years ago.

Crayfish stocks alarming.

Joseph Parker's unsuccessful bid outs Bryan Gould in mind of Bob Fitzsimmons.