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A reader vents about councils pushing for Māori representation.
Reader Ross Forbes take issue with another correspondent sea level rise claims.
Living in fear means the mosque murderer has won, writes Peter Jackson.
Peter Jackson notes our trust in our fellow man was shaken by the events in Christchurch.
Hilda Halkyard-Harawira says attrocities such as mosque attacks don't occur in a vacuum.
A reader questions whether W2E needs to be highly centralised.
The government is taking rule-making to a ridiculous level, writes Peter Jackson.
A climate change expert will be bringing his expertise to NZ this month.
Should the government's be looking at a capital gains tax or taxing the black market?
A reader laments Labours approach to education, business and tax.
Federated Farmers: Some of our best soils are lost to suburban spread, writes Kim Reilly.
Comment: A few Kerikeri fruit thieves ruin the reputation of the region for everyone.
The Provincial Growth Fund should be taking ideas from the general public, says a reader.
Te Ara Mahi will give many youth in Northland new opportunities, writes Shane Jones.
February 5 has become the problem day for Waitangi Day celebrations, writes Peter Jackson.
The New Conservative group want to take a hard stance on crime, writes Elliot Ikile.
The Far North is full of unrealised potential, says a reader.
The man who was attacked by youths in Kerikeri last year deserves better, says a reader.
Nigel Billings looks at whether farmers are paying too much.
Westland District Council won't support a new emissions scheme without proof.
A reader decries archaic rodeos in the Far North.
A writer claims Andrew Little has been singing the 'Colonial Oppression' song to the UN
Editor Peter Jackson takes aim at "blokes of little brain" starting fires in the Far North
A writer claims rodeo is "a cult of secrets, lies and cover-up".
A reader shares his views on the so-called "unruly tourists"
The editor shares his views on the Christchurch teens who died in a police chase.
Today's teachers are overloaded with students and it's not right, says a reader.
The FNDC appear to be completely ineffective at dealing with vicious dogs, says a reader.
Kaikohe has not lost its spirit, writes Peter Jackson, despite its decline.
A reader points out the rubbish and weeds filling the Mangonui area.