Cashless society hitting charities in pocket
What's a charity to do when people increasingly stop carrying cash?
What's a charity to do when people increasingly stop carrying cash?
Does a booming, fast-growing city like Tauranga really need a new rugby stadium?
COMMENT: 'Confessional' female writers setting feminism back generations.
A reader shares their struggles using mobility scooter on Greerton pedestrian crossing
The first Whare for Freedom will help prisoners adjust to life on the outside
Two large poles will soon mar the view of Tauranga Harbour
Time to hire buses and drive to Wellington, a reader says
In memory of a good, kind and decent man.
Are councillors providing Tauranga with the services they were elected for?
Age is a drawback to feeling good about the way we farm.
Who do you keep happy - the renters or the landlords?
Peter Williams talks All Blacks, Black Ferns and New Zealand.
Prison rates need to be decreased, for our good and theirs, a reader says
It's nice to see a positive branding campaign on a sports team
A reader objects to the Mental Health Foundation listing colonialism as a suicide factor
Fewer Kiwis are reading books, according to new research.
Letters to the Editor: August 27, 2018.
COMMENT: To know the enemy from within but perhaps the truth is too hard to bear.
The latest in the Trump Trials will be watched eagerly by many in the US and elsewhere.
Cyclist says local roads can be too dangerous while another reader critiques council spend
Telling boys to stop acting 'like a girl' can have far reaching consequences.
Tauranga has some of the highest rates in New Zealand, but are we getting what we pay for?
When did cyclists become such an issue for people?
The divide between the haves and the have-nots continues thanks to s*** life syndrome.
When life hacks fail: sometimes old-fashioned solutions taste best.
Imagine watching the sun rise across the harbour from a beautiful boardwalk
Democracy has its flaws, but it's still preferable to a dictatorship.
COMMENT: If you're shocked now, your hair will soon curl.
Tommy Wilson reflects on how times have changed over the past decades.