Letters: Museum vote a resounding no
Regardless of voter turnout, the museum vote was still a no, a reader says
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Letters: Better uses for Gate Pa Bowling Club
The empty bowling club is a missed opportunity, a reader says.
Bryan Gould: Social media and politics
Social media has a widespread influence - including in the political arena
Road safety work can save lives
How many lives could have been saved if SH2 was safer?
Letters: Folau could save spiritual lives
Be wary of false teachers, a reader says.
Letters: Just another broken promise
Once you break an election promise it becomes so much easier to break more, a reader says
Opinion: Museum plan looks shaky
Opinion: The result of a referendum on whether the city should have a museum.
Banged up but in one piece after bike fall
Can any good come from a mountain bike crash?
Dear Clarke, about that looming Dadhood
Advice for a soon-to-be stay-at-home Dad who probably doesn't want or need it.
Letters: Intersection blockers causing gridlock
Learn the road rules and stop blocking intersections, a reader asks.
Letters: Pale, stale male is snide terminology
The pale, stale male terminology is popular with the infallible left, a reader says.
Ardern breathes new life into Commonwealth
NZ Prime Minister presents the image of a country that dares to be different.
Opinion: Bad things come in threes
Sonya Bateson is hoping the run of bad luck is at an end
Tommy Wilson: Maori seat only fair
TV debate between Hobson's Pledge spokesman and 'born-again racist' will be enlightening.
Right and wrong way to eat feijoas
Opinion: Office face-off over the best way to eat feijoas.
Letters: Folau outrage reveals subjectivity of freedom of speech
It is so sad that the entire commentariat has hammered Israel Folau, a reader says.
Dawn Picken: Eight signs you're smitten by your dog
How to tell if your dog has you wrapped around its paw...
Kate's glamour a far cry from realities of birth
Catherine looked stunning mere hours after the birth of her third child - is that normal?
Letters: Tauranga drivers don't follow road rules
A reader compares his experience on the narrow, windy roads of Ireland to Tauranga.
Keep Harold the giraffe in our schools
Will Johnston hopes people will support the BOP Life Education fundraising breakfast.
Opinion: People are proud of their Anzac links
Opinion: Anzac Day is a day of commemoration.
Opinion: Showcasing the Bay of Plenty across the globe
Being able to identify locations in movies can be fun to do.
Letters: Netball decisions and exhibition sites
Letters to the Editor, April 24, 2018.
Breaking good habits is a bad move
Getting back into good habits can be hard when they've been broken for so long.
Tommy Wilson weighs up Tauranga byelection
Tommy Wilson weighs in on the Tauranga City byelection.
Folau's comments could harm some people
Opinion: Kristin Macfarlane weighs in on the Israel Folau mess.
'Car enthusiast' doesn't mean 'criminal'
'Boy racer' not synonymous with criminal despite some views.