Marcel Currin: We all need to get around safely
People only pretend to like cyclist. Cyclists are a breed unto themselves with their gaudy clothes and their self-righteous sense of entitlement- I am one of them, writes Marcel Currin.
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Editorial: Bravo to new kids on block
Roger Moroney writes: I was slightly dismayed to hear a caller to a radio station talking about the issues of wandering off to watch some ICC Cricket World Cup action.
Speaking te reo would bind us together
Marcel Currin writes: Waitangi Day, our treasured national day off work. What is it all about, really?
Editorial: Spider find spooks me
I wouldn't consider myself arachnophobic, but I couldn't help but shudder at news a redback spider had been found in Rotorua, writes Kim Gillespie.
Marcel Currin: Roar of the wild is too noisy
I spent a large part of the long weekend listening to drunken idiots. I assume they were drunk. I would be concerned if they weren't, writes Marcel Currin.
Editorial: Sevens appeal is on the rise
The New Zealand Women's Sevens team completed another successful training camp at Mount Maunganui this week with three Bay of Plenty players in the mix.
Marcel Currin: Where's Superman when you need him?
Climate change is gathering momentum. So what? Nobody cares. Not really. Not enough to adjust our modern fuel-gobbling society in any real, tangible way.
Editorial: Case to probe Kiwi's plight
The Prime Minister needs to show compassion towards the Whanganui man arrested for drug trafficking in Indonesia If he does have mental-health issues and at least look into the case.