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Rob Rattenbury: Broadcasting has changed but it's still the same
OPINION: Radio was the only home entertainment in most New Zealand homes until TV.
Letters to the editor: Rubbish dumpers let everyone down
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Comment: Access to vaping needs to be balanced
OPINION: Kiwi teenagers are preferring e-cigarettes over smoked tobacco
Do local politicians really need to live locally?
Giving up on local candidates being local would be another nail in the coffin.
Jo Raphael: We love Australians - well, most of them
OPINION: We're known for our hospitality, but these Aussie imports are not welcome.
Subscribers debate gang member prison rates
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Sonya Bateson: Parenting guilt is guaranteed
OPINION: Special moments outweigh the guilt of stay at home parenting.
Premium Debate: the merits of early childhood education
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Where have all the children gone?
OPINION: There's no quick fix, and parents are not failing.
Premium Debate: On emergency housing motels, a stranger's gift and a sector in crisis
Subscribers have their say.
Letters: Rotorua a dumping ground for other towns' homeless
Our readers have their say.
Opinion: Abusing people just for doing their job is not okay
Angry people should instead try a bit of kindness.
Opinion: Just do something - massacres need to stop
OPINION: US, just do something - anything - to stop the massacres.
The bane and the joy of parents: Saturday morning sport
It's the Saturday Morning Sports Run. Most parents will know what that means ...
Letters to the editor: Caution over sales of reserves applauded
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Opinion: 'Fat girl!' The story of (another) verbal hit-and-run
OPINION: Why is it always a loser in a crappy car?
The Premium Debate: cystic fibrosis sufferers still hoping to get drug
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Sonya Bateson: Getting Tauranga people out of their cars? That's a tough sell
OPINION: Some city planners believe in making driving less attractive. But does this work?
Taupō Letters: Is too much comfort ruining our lives?
OPINION: Are we a nation of people who have forgotten a bit of struggle helps self-esteem?
The Premium Debate: Govt policy has wrecked a beautiful city
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Zizi Sparks: There are no winners in council's legal action against motels
Rotorua's council has lodged court action in the Environment Court against nine motels.
Zoe Hunter: My car got broken into. The thief was just a kid
OPINION: These kids are hurting themselves and their futures.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers ponder Trikafta donation
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Life's too short to let whingers and whiners dump their hatred on you
OPINION: Whingers and whiners should ditch the negativity.
Luke Kirkness: More needs to be done to help the real MVPs of society
OPINION: Health workers are incredibly important but do we show it enough?
Subscriber views: Wage and job listing rises, frontline health workers burnt out
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Jo Raphael: Beak Peek or Chin Nappy - there's only one right way to wear a mask
OPINION: There is one visible reminder that Covid isn't over and won't be for some time.
Dawn Picken: Is working from home working for us?
Opinion: Despite calls for workers to return to the office, remote work is here to stay.
Letters to the editor: Traffic lights will cause more issues on Te Ngae Rd
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Opinion: Might be time to think twice about that Covid sickie
Opinion: What's the harm in a fake rapid antigen test and a week at home, you ask? Plenty.
Sonya Bateson: Thanks for the $27 a week, but I was actually hoping for real change
Opinion: The politics of stability are comfortable, but won't get us out of this mess.
David Beck: Why I'll be performing in drag this August
COMMENT: Sometimes you just have to leap out of your comfort zone for a good cause.