Latest from RDP - Opinion

Navigating the minefield of technology and kids

OPINION: Navigating technology and parenting can be a matter of walking a fine line.

Letters to the editor: Don't get complacent and scan the app

Readers have their say.

Letters to the editor: Chemicals not always the answer to pest and weed control

OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.

Jo Raphael: Hospital staff shouldn't be the ones experiencing pain and suffering

OPINION: Hospital staff should not bear the brunt of your sharp tongue.

Zizi Sparks: Why not make all road signs bilingual?

OPINION: Bilingual road signs an easy way to showcase culture.

Paul Hickey: Everyone deserves joy this Christmas

COMMENT: The work the entire team at Salvation Army undertake year-round is essential.

Zizi Sparks: Put cameras in cemeteries to deter vandals

OPINION: There is a balance between grieving in peace and knowing graves are safe.

Jo Raphael: President-elect Joe Biden has an uphill battle on his hands

OPINION: There is a fight ahead and the incoming administration must be prepared.

Zizi Sparks: It's time to grin and bear traffic woes

Opinion: In the long run, the roadworks are going to improve things.

Kiri Gillespie: Why Lime e-scooters get the green light from me

Opinion: Lime scooters - long may they reign.

Liz Davies: Helping the helpers

OPINION: Non-governmental organisations have skilled workers who may not be paid well.

Kieran Madden: Don't underestimate humans in future of work

We must forget about developing 'second-class robots' and more on 'first-class humans.'

Kristin Macfarlane: Why we said 'no' to legalising cannabis

OPINION: The pro-cannabis campaigners' battle relied on people seeking information.

Bryan Gould: American voters seem ignorant and self-obsessed

OPINION: Democracy may not rule in US elections

Letters to editor: Twenty-five per cent is nothing compared to real rent

Readers have their say.

Rob Rattenbury: Spending retirement visiting health providers as the body wears out

OPINION: Visiting health providers becomes more prominent as the body slowly wears out.