Letters to the Editor

Dalton on track

David Dalton is quite right (Weekend Sun 28 September) - there is an urgent need for a passenger rail service between Tauranga, Hamilton and Auckland and further... Read More

Train would be useful

What a good idea from David Dalton. My wife and I would love to go to Auckland every so often but as we are now OAPs we find the 2 1/2 to 3 hour drive each way... Read More

Secret negotiations

It's interesting that the City Council are negotiating with this food company in the hope of getting them to set up here in Tauranga. I wonder if they are more interested... Read More

Ethnicity irrelevant to society

One's ethnicity, a mere accident of birth, is irrelevant to a civilized society. Relevant is one's contribution to society, whatever one's ethnicity. Kees de Leeuw,... Read More

Roundabouts rule supreme

Just last week I noticed a repeat of a set of Tauranga lights either failed or switched off, ie; Cameron Rd/Elizabeth St lights.I was at a meeting adjacent to the... Read More

NZ Race Relations

Well said Rob Colmore from Hairini , Richard Prince, Welcome Bay and Hylton Rhodes,Tauranga. (last week's Letters ) People need to be aware of just what has gone... Read More

Stone Age attitude to city

I have recently returned to live in the Mount, and, being unable to drive, have taken to walking our streets. And I am appalled and disturbed at what I see. Many... Read More

Mixed blood heritage

How refreshing to read someone commenting on his mixed heritage of Maori and Scot, and how a visit to a museum in Scotland had shown him the past injustices suffered... Read More

Fish dumping wasted resource

On September 18 TV showed a fisheries protection program where officers checked cars and boats leaving the water, for undersized fish and over quota.One boat had... Read More

Counter intelligence thrives in good old Aotearoa

Dear Sir Rapete: With all the secrecy around who can spy on who and who isn't telling the big boss who said what, it all sounds a bit like Maxwell Smart's Cone of... Read More

That’s my line!

I see that TCC (16/9/12) is considering painting blue lines across roads around Tauranga to indicate to residents the distance from the coast tsunamis may reach,... Read More

Wurlitzer rare treasure

What an amazing 40th anniversary ‘Wurlitzer Weekend' - 600 school students attending a Friday session, special afternoon tea on Saturday for those connected... Read More