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Letters: Restore performing arts centre quickly
Letters on the performing arts centre, council debt and its credit rating.
Letters on the performing arts centre, council debt and its credit rating.
Opinion: Our sovereign rights belong to the citizens of New Zealand.
Letters on the council's credit rating and equal pay for women.
The question has to be asked - why was the referendum held in the first place?
Gavin Lomas, whose dead brother's flat was ransacked, believes in karma.
The deputy mayor responds to letters about council finances.
We asked our new citizens why they wanted to make New Zealand home.
A former resident enjoys his return to Rotorua with a walking tour.
Every year we are amazed by the response to our Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal.
Our readers weigh in on the Hemo roundabout, SHMPAC and council debt.
Kindly Leave The Stage is playing at the Shambles Theatre.
Opinion: I don't often tell anyone I have a cleaner as it brings mixed reactions.
The council chief executive responds to a reader's letter.
Tamati Coffey has made his maiden speech in Parliament - now the hard work begins.
The new City Focus and the 'meaningless enjoyment' of fireworks.
Readers' comment on the Rotorua Lakes Council's financial performance and InfraCore.
The trouble with the TPP is that it is not only a free-trade arrangement.
Letters: Readers discuss worker pay cuts, the beautification of Kuirau Park and pranks.
After years of debate, is it time to bite the bullet and ban firework sales?
Events in Rotorua have copped it over the last few years and that's down to bad luck.
Readers' views on council debt and parklets in the city.
It's all about the CBD - Te Manawa and the parklet on Tutanekai St.
Opinion: All major banks in NZ know about the "sleeping giant" that is Maori business.
The Rotorua Daily Post asked locals if they think fireworks should be sold to the public.
Readers' views on Rotorua Lakes Council's debt.
We ask Westend locals how they feel about their traffic lights often being on the blink.
Opinion: Police studies at school has already piqued the interest of many students.
Not to be confused with a pikelet, Rotorua now has its very first parklet.