Letters: Attacks on the Treaty of Waitangi akin to domestic abuse
OPINION: 'There has been no equal partnership between Māori and Pākehā.'
OPINION: 'There has been no equal partnership between Māori and Pākehā.'
OPINION: 'The city looks like a toddler has had a tantrum and thrown out all their toys'.
OPINION: 'NZ confronting brain drain, exodus to Australia of unprecedented proportions.'
OPINION: 'Religious faith does not tolerate the decades-long brutalisation of innocents.'
OPINION: Getting to net zero, and a challenge to Fed Farmers emissions commentary.
OPINION: 'The atrocity of dividing families is an abomination of empire.'
OPINION: Our readers write with their concerns.
Letters on land use, bar stymied, Grey St 'idiots', govt broke vs govt uncaring.
OPINION: 'Using that word in Parliament or anywhere is unacceptable in 2024.'
OPINION: Also in today's letters – Wayne Brown's road-cone blitz; CrowdStrike meltdown.
A picture paints a thousand words.
OPINION: 'Please hospo, give us a bit more to actually eat, especially vegetables.'
OPINION: 'One day these G-string wearers will look back and think did I really wear that.'
OPINION: 'The duplicity of this Government is ... breath-taking.'
Gisborne letters on Grey St, rural roads, vape controls, trust benefits, coral bleaching
OPINION: 'Next election, it’s quite likely a Labour and Green coalition.'
Gisborne letters on Govt land use plans, potholed road, Great Barrier Reef.
OPINION: 'I only met Norm once whilst working as CEO of SPCA Auckland.'
OPINION: In America, gun violence is commonplace.
OPINION: 'Conspiracists on the left and right are hard at work fomenting greater chaos.'
OPINION: 'Wow, thank goodness for a bit of a Beauden boost.'
OPINION: 'KiwiRail has been disingenuous in its public communications.'
Gisborne letters on reducing fossil fuel use, pet poisonings, land use rules.
OPINION: 'There is a surprising lack of personal accountability in this country.'
Gisborne letters on Hear4U, Grey St, flooding risk, council's land management plans.
OPINION: 'The waka-jumping law is more democratic as it puts the rights of voters first.'
OPINION: Also in today's letters – parenting and the state; 'reckless' remote inspections.
OPINION: 'Let’s face it, the game has become boring. Rule changes anyone?'
Gisborne letters: For and against Grey St 'Streets for People' changes.
OPINION: 'Is this a society that we can be proud of?'