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Opinion | Weird and wonderful Bay political slogans
It ain't easy coming up with a pithy political catchphrase, but candidates have tried.
It ain't easy coming up with a pithy political catchphrase, but candidates have tried.
OPINION: There is nothing offensive or inhumane about putting a roof over someone's head.
COMMENT: Lack of regulations is giving the vaping industry free rein.
COMMENT: History tells us where we came from - and where we're going.
Rotorua readers have their say.
COMMENT: Immunisation is important in my whānau, writes Jane Trask.
COMMENT: What goes into making these drugs is a real Russian roulette.
A council's first duty is to its citizens, a reader says.
Louis Donovan asks how do we get young people to vote?
The Rotorua Business Chamber is hosting two free public forums.
How do you know if someone's a vegan? Don't worry, they'll tell you.
If this outbreak has taught us anything, it's that we should listen to the experts.
OPINION: It is time politicians took back commercial banks' monopoly to create money.
MPs are benefiting from the public sector's hefty pay rises.
The Government committed to building houses "as quickly as we can", whatever that means.
Inactions that threaten public health deserve consequences.
People of Rotorua are polite, humble and generous of spirit.
Rotorua is of a size where the community can readily work together, says Bryce Heard.
COMMENT: Gripe about my dream car and I'll rip the Velcro off your Tevas.
EDITORIAL: Measles is a risk for the 11,500 students heading to the games next week.
Rotorua readers have their say.
Annamarie Harris shares a review of the 32nd annual Senior Scholarship.
Flexitarian might be my new go to food label, writes Jane Trask.
Graeme Simpson talks to Rachel Howells of Adventurers Travel Company.
Jill Nicholas reviews Sleeping Beauty at Shambles Theatre in Rotorua.
Federated Farmers national board member Andrew Maclean offers his opinion.
There appears to be no way to beat Bay of Plenty's Lisa Carrington, writes David Beck.