A question raised on TV One's Breakfast show (January 20) about Colin Craig's Conservative Party wish to rescind the ‘anti-smacking' law, saw Prime Minister... Read More

If the new councillors are keen to get their teeth into projects to benefit Tauranga without costing the ratepayers the earth, then:1. Change the name to an English... Read More

In 2013, I holidaying in Vietnam's Hanoi, when I met some great people from Tauranga. We exchanged email addresses. I wrote theirs in a book and gave it away to... Read More

Re: Greerton's yarn-bombing activities. I agree with Nelda McCann.I was amazed when I read about the trees in Greerton. What a waste of wool and talent.Trees aren't... Read More

In response to Kevin Mooney's concerns with roundabout rules explained in the Weekend Sun (January 17), I feel I must state the obvious.If you own a motor vehicle... Read More

I've just received three options for the Bayfair roundabout and entrance to Owens Place in the mail.Why, in this age of technology has no engineer come up with the... Read More

I was under the misapprehension if a letter is sent to a Member of Parliament it is incumbent on them to reply. This, in an earlier age, was considered common courtesy.... Read More

A couple of decades ago, we used to attend church in Tauranga. The minister was educated and delivered messages that were relevant to the current events in the community... Read More

After reading Larry Baldock's idea that Tauranga City should be divided into two electoral seats - one for the east and one for the west, I must say I tend to agree... Read More

Regarding Roger Rabbits' summary of roundabout signalling rules last week - these are fine and sensible for big roundabouts, but many of Tauranga's roundabouts are... Read More

With silly season ‘gongs' happening again, we can reflect on one things the Labour Government got right - abolishing Knighthoods and Damehoods dished out to... Read More

I recently read an article on the weed problem - sea lettuce. I was impressed by how many authorities were actively monitoring the situation, but one glaring omission... Read More