
Letters: How PM can honour Kīngi Tūheitia; motorway speed limits
OPINION: 'Business and political leaders just don't get it.'
OPINION: 'Business and political leaders just don't get it.'
OPINION: 'These days examples of waste are so blatant that we have to pinch ourselves.'
OPINION: 'People who misuse mobility parking spaces are cunning.'
OPINION: 'Wellington is no longer fit for purpose as New Zealand’s capital.'
OPINION: Our readers write in on a range of issues, including free speech.
OPINION: 'We have no idea what the Government believes are council luxuries.'
OPINION: Readers write on Māori wards, forestry prosecution costs, green energy issues.
OPINION: 'It is unfortunate that the dominant tower in the city is the casino tower.'
OPINION: 'The super city has been of no benefit to residential areas.'
OPINION: 'Tall poppy syndrome is a sad indictment of NZ society.'
OPINION: Our readers write on green energy, energy security, GE and ballooning rates.
OPINION: 'Let’s have a KiwiMart to smash grocery prices, a KiwiStop to smash fuel prices.'
OPINION: Also in today's letters – the PM's shaky Aussie trip; how to tackle boy racers.
Gisborne letters on rating methods, thanks for assistance, GE concern.
OPINION: 'That is the only way this Government is going to lower the crime rate.'
OPINION: 'Adrian Orr has been dealt a very bad hand.'
OPINION: 'The vast majority of guns in New Zealand are not essential for legitimate use.'
Readers have their say on marae investment, food safety and residential cabins.
Gisborne Herald readers write in with their concerns.
OPINION: '$400 for 15-minute parking mistake can only be classified as daylight robbery.'
OPINION: 'Chef de Mission Nigel Avery and his staff should be congratulated.'
Letters on Trust Tairāwhiti mandate, Māori wards, Grey St.
Gisborne letters on marae meeting, trust isn't a charity, Grey St pantomime.
OPINION: 'Why should we make it easy for criminals to shoot police and innocent victims?'
OPINION: 'This power crisis has its genesis in Max Bradford’s power reforms.'
Gisborne letters on Māori wards decision, and meeting in a marae to make that decision.
OPINION: 'The All Blacks looked and played like a group of individuals.'
OPINION: 'How many of our primary teachers have no formal qualifications in maths?'
OPINION: 'Another brainwave from Christopher Luxon, and it’s only August.'
Gisborne letters on Hobson’s Pledge ads, council facing reality, climate action.