Having observed what happened on Mount beaches, I am somewhat confused as to what the individual claims for losses are all about. Certainly the Papamoa beaches... Read More

Its nice to see the council is working well together, unlike the last term, when they always seemed to be in disagreement. Let's hope we have got rid of the trouble... Read More

What shadowy figures forced the closure of the Mount I-Site in Salisbury Avenue in a way that has angered visitors from around the world as well as local residents?... Read More

It is a year since the Rena grounded, thousands of birds died and approximately 450 little blue penguins were saved, rehabilitated and released with much ado by... Read More

Every school holidays my kids come up with the same old saying 'Im bored, there's nothing to do and nowhere to go.”Now I have the answer to their boredom courtesy... Read More

Alys Ingrid Wickersteed shows a very selective reflection on 'Mans Inhumanity to Man”in her discourse on Maori Rights by mentioning the English in India,... Read More

Sadly Alys Wicksteed shows a lack of knowledge of the true history of New Zealand leading to the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi when she alleges New Zealand was... Read More

Oh, come on, Roger, (Roger Bailey Sept 25) painting lines on our Tauranga road to indicate to residents where a tsunamis might reach is a naff idea! I guess it could... Read More

Since 1840 Maori rights guaranteed by the Treaty of Waitangi have been regularly breached by Pakeha Governments. The Waitangi Tribunal does not grant extra privileges... Read More

May I applaud Ken Evans for demanding that Simon Bridges get the Prime Minister to visit Tauranga. But Ken, be reasonable!The poor fellow has a bit much on his plate... Read More

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On 13/9/2012 Sunlive reported that there are growing concerns about insufficient growth to justify spending some $250-300m on building the 23 km pipeline from Maleme... Read More