06:00am Fri 15 Mar, 2024
Just an idea for Tauranga City Council to consider for Cameron Rd. Do the essential underground works, but wait for the demand of hundreds of pedestrians and... Read More
06:00am Fri 15 Mar, 2024
On the morning of March 11 we went from Katikati to Tauranga via State Highway 2 with two cars to have one car serviced. We left at 06am to arrive at 8.15am after... Read More
06:00am Fri 15 Mar, 2024
I'd love to hear from NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi on who they contracted to do the SH2 Whakamarama resealing to explain what the process is like to reseal a... Read More
06:00am Fri 08 Mar, 2024
Re: ‘Uneducated, gutter stuff' (‘From the Rabbits... column, page 2, March 1, 2024, The Weekend Sun). Oh my goodness that last column was hilarious.... Read More
06:00am Fri 08 Mar, 2024
Re: Letters page 25, March 1, 2024, The Weekend Sun. I endorse Helen Smith's comment about the closure of The Warehouse on Cameron Road. I am one of hundreds... Read More
06:00am Fri 08 Mar, 2024
Both State Highways are horrors for traffic congestion. People are desperate for decent roading networks on State Highway 2 and SH29. We are sick of the congestion,... Read More
06:00am Fri 01 Mar, 2024
I think it is commendable that Tauranga City Council is considering charging considerably higher rents to the various charities and sports groups that use TCC facilities... Read More
06:00am Fri 01 Mar, 2024
A leader of a political party who can put together a Coalition Government consisting of three parties - which has never been done before in this country - and had... Read More
06:00am Fri 01 Mar, 2024
Re: ‘Council purchases Cameron Rd building for new indoor courts' page 3, The Weekend Sun, Friday, February 9 edition. I am saddened to see that The Warehouse... Read More
06:00am Fri 01 Mar, 2024
News of King Charles III's recent cancer diagnosis rings loudly of the Alanis Morissette song ‘Ironic'. Imagine your whole future career being preordained... Read More
06:00am Fri 01 Mar, 2024
A shout out to a couple of kind and considerate kids from Pillans Point School. I think their names were ‘Elijah' and ‘Juan'. I was dead-heading a... Read More
06:00am Fri 01 Mar, 2024
Downtown Tauranga's greatest asset is The Strand and its waterfront. Our city planners lack vision as they want to fiddle with Willow St and other streets being... Read More