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Comment: In matters of life or death, minutes matter
COMMENT: Return of Rotorua rescue helicopter a no-brainer.
Kristin Macfarlane: Focus on mental health timely in 2020
COMMENT: Increasingly open conversations about wellbeing can only be a good thing.
Samantha Motion: Why we should ditch the boring election hoardings
COMMENT: Back your future. Protect your future. Change your future. Ditch the signs!
Stephanie Worsop: Social media and the guilty parent
COMMENT: When picture-perfect 'mummy influencers' make you question your own abilities.
Letters to the editor: Sculpture will be a distraction
Rotorua readers have their say.
Jo Raphael: Now's not the time to relax
COMMENT: Covid is a nasty, tricky virus that we still don't know enough about.
Rob Rattenbury: Covid-19 here to stay
COMMENT: Most people accept our world has changed and we will adjust to the new normal.
Dawn Picken: How the pandemic is worsening the wealth divide
Covid-19 is shining a spotlight on wealth inequality
Stephanie Worsop: The perils of social media when you get it wrong
Comment: Social media is a harsh place where your stock can rise and fall in an instant.
Mark Lister: GDP and the long slog that lies ahead
COMMENT: Mark Lister talks about GDP and Pre-Election Economic and Fiscal Update.
Jo Raphael: Let's pronounce our place names right
COMMENT: Let's do justice to te reo Māori.
Catching the tide for 'the lockdown generation'
What happens when young people 'miss the tide' in the transition to adulthood?.
Letters to the editor: Hemo Gorge sculpture a waste of public money
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Comment: Could the Hemo Sculpture be Rotorua's Eiffel Tower?
Initially criticised, the Eiffel Tower now welcomes 7 million visitors a year.
Letters to the editor: Hemo sculpture criticised
Readers share their views on news making headlines in the Bay of Plenty.
Opinion: Do you know how your regional council is supposed to work?
COMMENT: It is up to us to meet councils halfway.
David Beck: Why I'm learning te reo as a 29-year-old pākehā
David Beck: It's never too late to overcome your own ignorance and learn something new.
Bryan Gould: One way or another, the tax tab comes for us all
Bryan Gould shares his views on why paying tax isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Kristin Macfarlane: Ignorance valued speaking another person's language over my own
Te Wiki o te reo Māori/Māori Language Week gets under way today.
Samantha Motion: Five weeks to the election - here's who I think will win in the Bay
COMMENT: There are four safe seats and one to watch in the Bay of Plenty region
Dawn Picken: Is New Zealand a fascist state?
COMMENT: People troubled by government policies during the pandemic have options.
Stephanie Worsop: I didn't want a fixer-upper but that's what we got
COMMENT: At least one part of my home is a construction zone every month.
Labour's policy - a salve for small business?
COMMENT: Small businesses are desperate for support but the devil will be in the detail.
Letters to the Editor: More houses mean lower rents and more choice
Rotorua Daily Post readers have their say
Kristin Macfarlane: No kisses or hand shakes - so why is it okay to touch eftpos buttons?
COMMENT: Tap and go payment systems should be available at all businesses.
Kieran Madden: Consensus on the importance of early years
COMMENT: It's good to see bipartisan policies on children's development.
Comment: Masks making Covid fight trendy - but did they come too late?
COMMENT: Masks are latest fashion accessory - but they should have been employed sooner.
Letters to the editor: Hemo sculpture a burden for ratepayers
Rotorua readers have their say.
Samantha Motion: New Zealand has enough imported holidays, it's time for Matariki
COMMENT: The winter gulf between public holidays has never felt longer.
Letters to the editor: Affordable rents should be fundamental right
Rotorua readers have their say.
Bryan Gould: The endearing social aspects of Kiwi life
COMMENT: Challenges remain though, and we must recognise how much there is to be done.
Kiri Gillespie: Meth scourge will bring us to our knees
COMMENT: We, as a community, need to do more to have zero tolerance to the drug.