Letters to the Editor

A city growing up

I can hearing the terminal carping and the bumping of gums already! It's a magic weekend for the 'new” Tauranga - the best cricketers in the world are playing... Read More

Ice Age on hold

Under the prominent headline ‘Is it hot or not?' (The Weekend Sun, January 11), B Johnson notes: 'The media is awash with claims of the hottest temperatures... Read More

Lost the plot

I think Cayla-Fay Euinton has lost the plot with her editorial that replaced Rogers Rabbits (The Weekend Sun, January 18). She confuses bullying and suicide with... Read More

Applause for high fuel prices

It's official. We Katikati folk have the highest fuel prices in the Bay of Plenty. After doing a road trip after New Year, we travelled from Katikati to Gisborne,... Read More

There’s no “so-called” about it

In my view, C Humphreys (The Weekend Sun, January 18) needs to update her information about Maori being indigenous. C Humphreys belittles Maori by referring to them... Read More

Time for action

With the start of a new year comes hope for new opportunities for our families and communities. My hope is that local government will see the reform of the Resource... Read More

Do your own sums

Recently I took a marketing call trying to convince me to switch my power and gas from Trustpower, saying I would save money. The person offered bonuses to join.... Read More

Water load of mixed messages

SunLive commenters Old Trucker, Centurion and Cavemen are correct in their recollection of the spiel we were given regarding the introduction of water meters. As... Read More

When common sense prevails

With the arrival of Tauranga City's new big yellow Bay Hopper bus service comes new regard for the paying passenger. On Monday afternoon, a Bayhopper travelling... Read More

Very fortunate

Re: ‘Something is out of whack here', The Weekend Sun, January 4, 2019. I don't know where A Bourne was working, but he must have been very fortunate.... Read More

Falls project a success

Congratulations to Tauranga City Council for approving the upgrading of the much-needed fundamental facilities at the internationally famous Omanawa Falls. Neighbours... Read More

Forget coming to Tauranga’s CBD

As a Tauranga resident who recently arrived back in Tauranga off a cruise ship, I now know why so few tourists elect to take the shuttle into Tauranga CBD, and instead... Read More