Letters: Join the celebration
BOIVRT will celebrate 150 years of trains on October 26-28 in the Far North.
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It's only money
Comment: The govt's ridiculous gesture of $10m for kid's sport ignores the real expense.
Ward Kamo: Your life, your choices
We've become criminal-focused and not victim-focused, writes Ward Kamo
Letters: Green Shed a mighty project for Hospice Mid Northland
Hospice Mid Northland has successfully opened a new Green Shed.
Editorial: Defining NZ values harder than it used to be
COMMENT: The universally acceptable set of values for NZ has evolved over time.
Letters: What would she think now?
We're a very different society than women campaigned for, writes Margaret Burgess.
Letters: Collective classroom wisdom
Teachers need assistance and support to deal with these situations.
Editorial: We deserve better
Guidelines are work of bureaucrats, not politicians. But do politicians let them do it?
Letters: A new attitude
It's too easy to scoff at those less well off, points out a reader.
Letters: 1080 hypocrisy a tragedy of ignorance
The hysteria, hypocrisy and hyperbole around 1080 is astonishing, says a reader.
Editorial: Juken NZ upgrade something to be grateful for in Northland
The reaction to Juken NZ's announcement last week was disappointing, says Peter Jackson.
Letters: Landlords must retain rights to evict
Twyford's and Labour's nonsense about residential tenancies is unbelievable, says reader.
Letters: Relentless rubbish in Far North
There is a scourge of rubbish dumpers in the Far North, says a reader.
Editorial: Predator free NZ an unwinnable war
Comment: The goal of making New Zealand predator-free by 2050 is optimistic.
Letters: Free speech used to push personal agendas
Universities are there to educate our children, not groom them, says a reader.
Letters: Otamatea Grey Power needs education on antidepressants
Comment: Aldridge and Pattinson's ideas on treating depression are limited, says a reader.
Editorial: Hell on earth for exploited renters
The poor exploited renters of NZ are completely disadvantaged says Peter Jackson.
Letters: Time to speak up loudly against feminism
Feminism is in control of the Western world, says a reader, and it should be eradicated.
Letters: Fluoride free water the best solution
Supplying kids with less sugar is better than water fluoridation, says a reader.
Editorial: Whiria te Muka is stemming the scourge of family harm
Comment: The problem is not the people in jail. It's too many people committing crime.
Letters: Public service unions have death wish
A reader wonders if the public service union movement has a death wish.
Letters: Teachers very patient before strike
Teachers have to be patient to get a response from the govt, says reader.
Editorial: Plastic bag ban easy target for lazy politicians
The ban of plastic bags makes the govt feel good but doesn't address the real problem.
Letters: No aged care facilities planned for Doubtless Bay
Doubtless Bay needs a retirement village too, says a reader.
Letters: Decision to deport Switzer aged carer disappointing
Our community can't afford to lose skilled and committed health care workers, says reader.
Editorial: Drifting from the truth
These are perilous times for freedom of speech, says Peter Jackson. And we need to beware.
Letters: Dogs can be kiwi killers
We need to secure dogs better to protect kiwis, says a reader.
Letters: No special rights for Clarke Gayford and Neve
Mr Gayford and Neve have no special rights to roam Parliament corridors, says a reader.
Letters: Grey Power Kerikeri disputes joining medicinal cannabis advocacy
Grey Power Kerikeri never put advocacy for medicinal cannabis to members, says member.
Editorial: Double standards regarding Māori land are shameful
Comment: People seem to think Māori land should be accessible, even if it's destroyed.
Letters: Te Hiku Sports Hub a worthy and mammoth project
Two Kaitaia doctors firmly support the build of the Te Hiku Sports Hub.
Opinion: Maxim Institute's Kieran Madden questions intergenerational vs individual
Comment: Our view of human nature makes a big difference on which policies we support.
Letters: Maxim Institute produce pompous column
A reader continues to become more disillusioned by the Maxim Institute.
Letters: We were warned about global warming
Booming human populations are pushing the planet beyond its capabilities, says reader.