Letters to the Editor

Here we go again

So the Labour and the Greens want to create a single buyer of electricity for the whole country. Oh no, here we go again. New Zealand needs more business-minded... Read More

MPs going up in my estimations

Well done to MP's Bridges, Horan, McClay and Ryall who voted NO to the Gay Marriage Bill. Have to say you went up in my estimations for doing that just a pity the... Read More

Tsunami waffling

What a pig's breakfast of a fiasco it is, not to mention the obscene costs involved. The estimate was way over the top at $1.05m let alone $2.3m or more likely to... Read More

Corrupting definition

Gay Marriage Bill: So once again we see how a dedicated minority with abundant resources, playing on the desire of the public to show themselves tolerant and supportive... Read More

Warming up for another winter of Maori bashing?

After a summer without the usual proliferation of race based letters it seems the usual contributors are warming up for yet another winter of Maori bashing.Mary... Read More

Unnatural acts beneath the sheets

Dear Brian, My poor husband is feeling awfully depressed. I must admit I'm not feeling too cheerful myself. You see, having been away for a few days, we got home... Read More

Deceit, extortion, fraud and shame

Once again Mr. Dey exposes his lack of knowledge. The Maori version of the Treaty was signed by around 540 chiefs.When 39 chiefs gathered at Waikato heads to sign,... Read More

Constitutional change and MPs

Some time ago I asked, via the Sun newspaper, MPs Simon Bridges and Tony Ryall whether any proposed constitutional change would need to be validated by referendum.... Read More

Minority distorting the truth

Who are you to comment Peter Dey any more than the rest of us kiwis! Why shouldn't we all have a comment [freedom of speech] so can R Paterson and B Moon who have... Read More

Carefully stacked panel

On 8th December 2010, the National-Maori Party government announced a full blooded review of New Zealand's constitution and democratic processes, to be carried out... Read More

Twisting the Treaty

Peter Dey attacks me in your columns claiming that I ‘seem to be an amateur historian'. Well, yes, I am an unpaid volunteer historian doing my best to get... Read More

Thanks for Matua walkway

Through your excellent news publication I would like to thank the Tauranga City Council on the delightful walkway which has connected Fergusson Park to Shaw Reserve.The... Read More