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Letters to the editor: Nazis? Really?
Readers share their thoughts on protests, rates and the transtasman border.
Readers share their thoughts on protests, rates and the transtasman border.
Readers have their say on Covid vaccinations, rehoming animals and the Bill of Rights.
Readers have their say on Covid-19 vaccinations.
It'll take just over another 12,000 doses to get our region to 90 per cent vaccinated.
Readers have their say on Covid-19 at the border, Super Vax Day and Beauden Barrett.
Even buying a voucher will play a part in ensuring local businesses are here to stay.
She probably had about 15 to 20 jackets and coats of varying styles around the house.
Opinion: Rowena Duncum switches off from the pandemic and goes for a tech-free stroll.
Readers have their say on Covid, those who fought for our freedom and supporting local.
Opinion: I don't even know what the alert level will be next week let alone in six months.
'Freedom without commensurate responsibilities is called anarchy.'
Dr Dave Baldwin has made a Braveheart-inspired video encouraging people to get vaccinated.
The 'traffic lights' system is not simple and brings complexity, writes Russell Bell.
Mrs P has banned me from anything to do with the job.
OPINION: A closed and private Facebook group may not be as safe as you think.
Readers have a say on residents' involvement with councils, and "wokeness" and racism.
Letters regarding Brian Tamaki, Stewart Murray Wilson, adult entertainment and more
OPINION: Struggle to resource Māori vaccination effort highlights inequity of the rollout.
Comment: 'As I lay vomiting on the back lawn I had a crushing realisation'
OPINION: There's a saying I have always kept in mind and that's 'pass the mic'.
It goes without saying that Appliance Repair Care is a phone number that I have memorised
Brit Bunkley says climate change action is urgent
Readers on the Chronicle's 165th and Covid-19
OPINION: Dreams, plans, businesses, careers and job hopes have been shattered for many.
'My wallet went straight into the toilet'
OPINION: No jab, no fun? Parents of teenagers are navigating vaccine hesitancy.
We should support existing local businesses and young entrepreneurs, writes Russell Bell.
Readers have a say on the pandemic, NZ's connection to the Netherlands, and sustainability
Readers have their say on VTNZ, global warming, vaccinations and a donation from GOME.
Brussels sprouts hiding in the pockets joined a pair of cream trousers in the wash.