Letters to the Editor

Cheap shots from the rabbit burrow

In last week's editorial, Rogers Rabbit revealed that he's trapped in his rabbit burrow, stuck in the past, seeking a laugh by taking a cheap shot at Dr Russel Norman's... Read More

Questioning the mysterious Maori navigators

I have to question the standard of NZ's investigative journalism when I have not seen one article questioning the 10,000 nautical mile Waka Tapu journey from NZ... Read More

Immediate action on rates unsustainability

Cr Bill Faulkner in his weekly column makes reference to the Labour Government's Shard report of 2007 warning of rates unsustainability. This report goes on to say... Read More

Trying to divide the country down the middle

I have always had respect for what Tommy Kapai says but in last weekend's Sun he destroyed that respect by calling me 'racist”. Why is it that when one presents... Read More

Majority in NZ are ‘racially oppressed’

Today in NZ the majority endure racial oppression that includes inferior rights and funding in health, education, housing, welfare, employment, imprisonment, RMA,... Read More

Responses to Kapai’s wallpapering

All power to Tommy Kapai's thoughtful pen and input. (letter of 13 October ) And the novel suggestion regarding the wallpaper. Keep the thoughts coming, please... Read More

Supports the Bishop plan

Re: Letters to Editor D Bishop, Greerton (The Weekend Sun 12 October)I could not agree more. Do you have a lot of supporters? If so, please add my name. Think of... Read More

Elsie backs the rail

I agree that the passenger service to Auckland should be re started.It was well used when it was running at a good time for most people. Trouble started when those... Read More

Riding the night train

After reading various letters re the lack of train services from Tauranga/Auckland I haven't noticed any from people travelling on the service years ago.I retired... Read More

Route K: Hope flickering in the wind

The latest financial report of Route K has recently been tabled with Council, a large amount of optimism was then shown about a decrease in the reported annual loss... Read More

Pest control benefits for wildlife and tourism

Re Bird Nonsense, Roy Edwards, October 12. An increase in pest control on Mauao and Leisure Island would not only be positive for the wildlife, but an investment... Read More

Baypark and pools’ ‘horse manure’ accounting

Regarding last week's Sun, pages 6 and 7 . Both TCVL and TCAL reported by Andrew Campbell state that deficits in operating accounts of both Baypark and the pool... Read More