Letters to the Editor

Thank you

A big ‘thank-you' to Rodney Hide for, in his recent Herald on Sunday article, giving us a reflection on the mind and character of multi-dollared, political... Read More

We all need houses, food, clothing etc..

Re: ‘Maori do need race-based policies' (The Weekend Sun, November 4). M Leabourn's letter in which he alleges the Government does not make special provisions... Read More

Another win for housing investors

Unbridled immigration, low-paid jobs and a blighted housing future for young couples is retired Prime Minister John Key's legacy. And now there is talk of boosting... Read More

We are indeed all blessed

So the self-annointed bishop Brian Tamaki has now become the moral barometer for all New Zealand manhood? We are indeed all blessed! In a four page Christmas message... Read More

The list of underachieving is endless...

On the question of former Prime Minister John Key's sudden departure, I will go with Winston Peters' assessment that the timing is simply not credible and something's... Read More

Common sense - does it apply?

If common sense still applied to this country, surely somebody could say with regard to Pike River: 'Okay, we will allow your experts into the mine to explore the... Read More

What is truth Prime Minister?

Prime Minister Bill English refuses to meet with the Pike River families over re-entering the mine. His reason: 'It is not a political decision”. He is technically... Read More

The way to solve Kaikoura’s woes

With particular regard to Kaikoura's problem of its uplifted seabed, the solution is so simple, it's somewhat ludicrous that the politicians who have looked at it,... Read More

Using roundabouts the right way

Re: ‘Sending the right signals' (The Weekend Sun, December 9). The intention of indicating - as stated in the ‘Road Code' - is to tell other road users... Read More

Respecting a learned sporting opinion

Lance Revill has been accused of sedition or heresy or both for simply speaking his mind. 'Bull****” was the word the president of the New Zealand Professional... Read More

Their reign is almost over

We are told Prime Minister John Key resigned because he wants to spend more time with his wife and children. MPs and PMs get heaps and heaps of free time; just check... Read More

Practise to deceive

So our new Prime Minister is treading the same path that John Key trod towards exclusive, ethnic privilege and racial disharmony with his support for holding a Memorial... Read More