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Letters: Satisfaction survey suspicions
Readers' letters on the council's annual Community Satisfaction Survey.
Street view: What would you like to see most in the upgrade?
We asked people what they would most like to see in the skate park's upgrade.
Letters: Get tougher on bad drivers
Readers weigh in on road safety and driver behaviour in Rotorua.
Letters: Koutu Rd needs speed humps
Letters on Koutu Rd traffic, council members' trip to China and predictions in the Bible.
Opinion: Have a say in country's future
Opinion: Please, listen to your politicians and have your say at election time.
Opinion: Time to charge for plastic bags
Opinion: Call for a levy on single-use plastic bags brings a strange sense of deja vu.
Letters: Mental health a community issue
Readers' letters on mental health and the ChristChurch Cathedral.
Opinion: Running red lights needless risk
Opinion: Why on earth are drivers in Rotorua still driving red lights?
Street View: Do too many people run red lights in Rotorua?
We asked people on the street if they are seeing a lot of red light offences.
Letters: Waiariki may not be Maori party turf much longer
A reader questions whether Waiariki will remain 'Maori Party" turf this election.
Letters: Pitcairn housing scheme has merit
Readers share their views on state housing and e-waste collection.
Opinion: Miss Rotorua offers valuable skills
Opinion: Beauty pageants have come a long way, as Miss Rotorua 2017 shows.
Opinion: Adapting to change is key
Team NZ are an example and role model to all of us as we face future changes.
Opinion: Election fever heats up with first public debate
Get informed or don't bother voting in this year's election.
Letters: Photo captures the joy of snow
A reader says Friday's front page photo captured the delight and joy of kids in the snow.
Security app marries community and tech values
How a business idea, technology and community values came together to solve a problem.
Letters: Farewell to a football character
A tribute to Neil 'Peanut' Shaw, "one of the great characters of the NZ football scene".
Opinion: School show brings back memories
Senior reporter Kelly Makiha tells why a local school talent quest brought back memories.
Opinion: Shining the spotlight on suicide
Opinion: You would think we could handle speaking openly about mental health. We don't.
Opinion: Snow turns us all into big kids
There's nothing like the hint of snow to turn us all into big kids.
Letters: Crankworx not a great investment
Letters on the value of Crankworx and the proposed Rotorua Special Housing Accord.
Letters: Museum closure raises questions
After the indefinite closure of the Rotorua Museum, readers have questions.
Letters: Cathedral only benefits churchgoers
Readers' views on the ChristChurch Cathedral, Lake Okareka and Rotorua Museum.
Letters: Kapa haka competition thrilling and moving
A reader writes in praise of the recent schools kapa haka competition.
Letters: Make parking free to bring back customers
Our senior letter writers have a few requests to ponder.
Allison Lawton: Economic spinoffs of Cup
The America's Cup will benefit the whole of New Zealand.
Opinion: Museum needs fixing - at what cost?
The latest museum news will force the Rotorua community to weigh up the building's value.
Letters: Remove GST from groceries
GST on groceries, Special Housing Accord, North Korea and council spending.
Opinion: Kiwis can think for themselves
Opinion: I don't want to see New Zealanders turn into compliant zombies.
Letters: Lake Rotorua cycleway great idea
Cycleways, hydro slides, skate parks and paying for the Christchurch Cathedral.
Belief is a peculiar thing
People often say that you have to believe in something. The reverse is true, surely.
Letters: Skate park upgrade good for city
Readers comment on the skatepark upgrade and pose some questions to our local MP.
Letters: Well done on Hairspray show
Readers share praise for local show and concern about plastics in the environment.