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Letters: Will lakefront be fenced off during busy season?

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14 Oct, 2019 06:30 PM2 mins to read

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Rotorua Lakefront. Photo / File

Rotorua Lakefront. Photo / File

So our re-elected mayor is going to turn the sod at the lakefront in her first few days.

Does this now mean the lakefront will join the museum and the performing arts centre in being fenced off over the busy summer tourist season?

Ross Allen
Rotorua

People should stop playing the blame game

I went on the local march through town, and yes I wore synthetic clothes and had a plastic drink bottle in my pack.

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Young people are in a fight for their very existence.

Forget about the details and focus on the big picture. Especially old people who have had their time in the sun.

The times, they are a-changing.

Lesley Haddon
Rotorua

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