Re: Sam Uffindel schoolboy assault. I cannot believe that when told of this incident, National's Tauranga Byelection preselection committee still gave him the job... Read More

Re: I would like to add my support to Janice Priest's letter ‘Adding another chemical' in last week's Sun, regarding adding fluoride to our drinking water.... Read More

From a recent Hui with community leaders, the daily newspaper reporter Carmen Hall reported on July 16, 2022, that Tauranga Business Chamber Chief Executive Matt... Read More

Sunday was a cold mid-winter's day on the Main Beach Mount Maunganui, a few locals and school holidaymakers were out to enjoy some fresh air. There were no significant... Read More

I want to give a big vote of thanks to The Weekend Sun editor, who will print letters that can, at times, be controversial. This is Freedom of Speech as it should... Read More

Funding from the New Zealand Government to add fluoride to our drinking water by July 2024, has been sugar coated with an allocation of funds to our Tauranga City... Read More

Re: ‘The crazy way we drive' from The Hutch, page 2, The Weekend Sun, July 29. After reading this column, I totally agree with it. Also, while I have driven... Read More

Re: ‘Voters - please don't make same mistakes again!' letter, page 14, The Sun, July 29. Dear editor - what a good idea! Yes, let's all vote for good, competent,... Read More

Re: Tauranga City Council's consultation on Easter trading policy for shops. The council has the problem of deciding what to do about businesses being open. Why... Read More

When will manufactures start using ‘scan icons' for their terms and Conditions? Our ‘olding' population cannot read all this ‘fine print' any more. Mic... Read More

The first bilingual people in New Zealand were the distinctive Moriori already here, and Māori arriving four centuries later. The Māori culture was more advanced.... Read More

On October 30, 1838, the Church Mission Society purchased and paid for 30 acres from local 17 rangatira. Then five months later on March 30, 1839, Rev A. N. Brown... Read More