Mount Maunganui Golf Club plans to make a bold step in a new direction.

Flying can be a miserable experience and it appears some airlines choose to make it worse.

Phoenix carpark budget blow-out defies belief and is turning into a fiscal nightmare.

Readers share their views on other options to closing Welcome Bay Lane, and NZ values.

Bay of Plenty Steamers face Otago at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin tonight.

COMMENT: Minister's lack of action on vital resource letting council dig in defences.

Have efforts at making life a bit easier for people renting backfired? It seems so.

Christine Blasey Ford is brave and impressive, says Tommy Wilson.

Rotorua Daily Post sports reporter David Beck runs his eye over the last week of sport.

America may be many things under Trump's leadership but "great again" unlikely.

Auckland has a tunnelling machine we can borrow.

Peter Williams shares how he lost his first wife to a cancer too many women are dying of.

Verbal attack on international visitors has damaged Tauranga's reputation

Women have been socialised to be friendly. Sometimes, we must be fierce.

Sign-written cars covered in tinsel are replacing the decorated floats of yesteryear.

Why would a former teacher return to the profession, a reader asks.

Time to take a step back and smell the roses - or, in this case, the cherry blossoms.

Council planners have to start dealing in reality, says Federated Farmers' BOP president

Why is State Highway 2 suddenly an issue for national debate?

Letters to the Editor, September 24, 2018.

Letters: Budget blow out, driver behaviour and language

If a school has no kids it should close down, writes Peter Williams.

Opinion: Education sector at breaking point?

Sometimes, the conflict in sports is between fair play and wanting to win too badly.

If it wasn't for those suffragists 125 years ago, the world would be a different place.

Williams on Wednesday, September 19, 2018.

COMMENT: Kiwi women are eye-wateringly over-represented in domestic violence statistics.

For Māori, the normalisation journey of its treasured language is well on the way.

A reader comes up with an idea he thinks may help lower the road toll

Intermediate-aged kids are lucky to have an event such as AIMS Games to take part in.