Year 8 students at Kaitao Intermediate share what they love about the school.

Readers' views on the Rotorua Aquatic Centre and why we need more to do when it's raining.

Rotorua people share their views on Bill English leaving Parliament.

Readers have their say

Ngahi Bidois shares the life lessons he has learned from putting together jigsaw puzzles.

Opinion: Why do I love the Olympics? It's a chance for stars of our minor sports to shine.

Letters: Readers discuss school uniforms, humour and protecting endangered fish.

Watching people cross the Tarawera Ultramarathon finish line was an awesome experience.

One of the best things about mountain biking is kids growing up pretty much in the forest.

Incredible athletes who complete ultramarathons are an inspiration.

Opinion: I don't know why some people feel the need to share and bare all these days.

Debate continues on proposed Te Arawa fisheries bylaws, plus thoughts on Steven Adams.

Readers' views on proposed changes to fishing in our lakes.

We asked parents if nearby roadworks changed how they got to school on the first day back.

We asked people on the street whether they celebrate Waitangi Day.

COMMENT: So, we all know in our hearts that rodeo is wrong.

Our love affair with beautiful old trees is now put in context, writes Kelly Makiha.

Homelessness and child poverty are letter writers' topics today.

Labour has grown in popularity but can the party keep up its good start?

Free condoms pique the interest at Olympics for today's letter writers.

Kidsworx is designed for children 12 and under, giving them a chance to ride.

Our election panel give their views on how they think the Government has performed.

Locals give their views on the new Government.

Library lovers are looking forward to checking out our new Te Aka Mauri.

Readers react to this week's council committee recommendation on the aquatic centre.

It's going to be a big weekend for Rotorua.

Readers write in to the Rotorua Daily Post with their views.

A reader asks why New Zealand can't have tax-free grocery food, as other countries do.

A reader questions whether we should be concerned with global warming.

Ngahi Bidois dedicates his column to a friend who died recently.