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Letters: Council should consider rising cost of living in rates rise
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Rob Rattenbury: Marriage has come a long way since the 70s
OPINION: I still believe there is a place for marriage but not first place.
Samantha Motion: We need an exit plan for vaccine mandates
OPINION: Public support for the mandates is demonstrably waning.
Jo Raphael: Supermarket profits are obscene - fix it now and don't pay lip service
OPINION: It's time we had more choice and power when it comes to buying groceries.
Paul Hickey: Wordle wins and woes and movie theatre experiences
Paul Hickey discusses Wordle wins and woes, and the experience of movies at the theatre.
How Whakatāne Mill opened the door for local industry
OPINION: It's time to shake things up a bit and take inspiration from the old days.
Letters: Government calling supermarkets greedy is hypocrisy
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Covid-19 is obviously no fun, but why do I feel guilty?
OPINION: Isolating with Covid-19 has been an emotional rollercoaster.
Simon Bridges: NZ's cost of living crisis and what we can do about it
OPINION: In a cost of living crisis, New Zealanders deserve relief, says Simon Bridges.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Sexist behaviour shows there's still a long road to travel
Opinion: "The sexism was visceral and often grotesque."
Letters: Does Rotorua have NZ's worst drivers?
OPINION: Our readers and Premium subscribers have their say.
Zoe Hunter: Time for your OE? Why you shouldn't let Covid stop you
OPINION: The big OE can give young people independence, maturity, and confidence.
Premium debate: Automation seen as answer to picker shortage
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Luke Kirkness: It's time we grasped the housing nettle
OPINION: The latest CoreLogic property report provides no reprieve for first-home buyers
Jo Raphael: Find the money elsewhere - teachers shouldn't pay extra for certificates
OPINION: Teachers don't deserve to have to pay more for practising certificates.
Zoe Hunter: My partner has Covid. I am ashamed at my first reaction
OPINION: In a time when life is so hectic, it is easy to be selfish.
Paul Hickey - Final summer burst, social media challenge, 'Live Free'
Paul Hickey discusses finishing summer with camping, social media challenge, 'Live Free'.
Letters: 'Stinking' lake weed at $40m lakefront development a 'disgrace'
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Jo Raphael: Thuggish behaviour leaves a stain on our history
OPINION: We need to be united to heal the wounds Covid has caused.
Premium debate: Subscriber views on Rainbow Springs closing
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Luke Kirkness: Now is not the time to became complacent about Covid
OPINION: Fewer people seem to be taking the threat of the virus seriously, to our peril.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Embattled Ukraine proof human spirit will not be cowed
Russia must know it will never bend the Ukraine nation to its will
Carmen Hall: My dad was a tradie. This is what I think about the current shortage
Trades offer a path in life and can provide a secure future.
Rob Rattenbury: Why America is set to change over the coming years
OPINION: "A lot" of change is headed America's way over the next decade or so.
Jo Raphael: Putin's a ruthless tyrant and we should be outraged
OPINION: We should all be outraged over the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Premium debate: Subscribers have a say on police numbers
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Paul Hickey - Pet devotion, cruise ship living and baby talk
Paul Hickey discusses devotion to pets, cruise ship living and baby talk benefits.
Letters: 'Shocking' number of feral cats in the town centre
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Zizi Sparks: How is teaching not a critical service?
Opinion: Teachers deserve to have access to rapid testing.
Letters to the editor: 'Be kind' a thing of the past
Our Rotorua Daily Post readers have their say
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: The show that's played an important role for 40 years
Fear and loathing of the Maori language no doubt still lurks in some mainstream media.